History
The original institution was directed solely towards teacher training. Following expansion into a Catholic seminary for schoolteachers, in 1940 it became the Duchy of Oldenburg Vechta Teacher Training College (Oldenburgische Lehrerbildungsanstalt Vechta).
Education
The Bologna Process has been fully implemented, with the emphasis on quality – attractive, forward-looking courses, personal support and global exchange programmes are the hallmarks of a high quality degree programme.
Subjects available as part of the two-subject Combined Studies degree or the Master of Education degree (primary or secondary education)
Research
With regard to research, the University of Vechta focuses on innovative and forward-looking key areas, giving it a distinct profile. Instead of being divided into faculties or departments, the University is made up of 20 subjects and seven institutes.
Research centres interlink the University’s key areas of research in a multidisciplinary manner. With around 60 professorships, 170 research assistants and almost 200 doctoral candidates, it is firmly established in the region as an important scientific centre.
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Great experience, flexible schedules, a variety of courses and great teaching and language courses.
Student services
During your stay at the University of Vechta, you will be looked after by the International Office, which should be your first port of call after arriving in Vechta.
It is advisable to arrive in Vechta early enough for you to take part in the induction week at the beginning of term. In addition to finding out about how to organise and plan your studies, you’ll also gain information about the structure of the University of Vechta and also have the chance to get to know other students from your degree programme or course.
Housing services
Our student residences:
- Studentenwohnpark
- Student residence Sonnenkamp
- Student residence Immentun
- Female Student Residence St. Dominikus
- Private accommodation can be found through the Oldenburgische Volkszeitung, the Students’ Union Executive Committee or through private housing agents.
Library services
The library at the University of Vechta obtains literature for all members of the university. It procures books, journals, electronic resources and media required for researching, teaching and studying, and makes them available to users.
Medical services
In order to enrol at the University of Vechta, international students will be required to show proof of health insurance valid in Germany. However, if students have health insurance in their home country, there is a chance that it is recognized in Germany.
Campus life
Campus life at the University of Vechta means first and foremost one thing – a wide variety of opportunities. From student initiatives, a broad range of leisure options, and university sport, to attractive and inexpensive housing, it offers everything the student heart could wish for. Social events such as the summer festival and University ball, performances in the auditorium and refectory, the University’s own cinema and a wide range of nightlife promise a varied student life.
Student clubs
AStA is the executive committee of the student body. Its task is to manage the student body and to represent its interests within and outside the university. AStA receives a budget to organise student activities, such as student councils and parties. In addition to providing all kinds of assistance regarding studies and problems, AStA offers the following services: laundrette tokens, international student cards, concert tickets, B1 cinema Star Card (5 films for the price of 4), and so on.