Heilbronn University ranks amongst the major institutions of Higher Education in the state of Baden-Württemberg where it caters for over 6,000 degree-seeking students on three campuses, namely Heilbronn, Künzelsau and Schwäbisch Hall.
- 5 Masters
- 8369 Students
- Public Institution Type
Master's Programmes
Business & Management (5)
Computer Science & IT (1)
Hospitality, Leisure & Sports (1)
About
History
Over the last two decades, Heilbronn University has become a regional leader in technology-driven fundamental and applied research and has established its own Institute of Applied Research.
Education
Its diverse range of study programmes in Business Studies, Engineering and Information Technology provide a sound theoretical grounding while integrating vocational elements such as industrial placements or project work.
Career
Career Service
- The Career Service of Heilbronn University offers many kinds of information and support relating to the topics of career and entry into the profession
- In addition to interesting links about various career-related topics, you will find information about university-wide career events and a job platform. There you will find internship and job offers and also offers for student jobs and thesis work.
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Student services
As the institution responsible for student housing, canteens, cafeterias, and day care centres in Germany, the Student Services play an active role in University life. They further support students in their everyday university life, including study financing and counselling on various aspects of life. The Studierendenwerk Heidelberg is responsible for Heilbronn University.
Housing services
For accommodation options, please check the room provided by the Office of Student Services of Heilbronn University. Here you will find a list of commission-free rooms available on the private housing market.
Library services
The Library at the Heilbronn-Sontheim campus is the largest, holding over 100,000 media units. Its entrance is on the ground floor of the E building.The Künzelsau Library is located on the first floor of the D building. The library in Schwäbisch Hall is also on the first floor. At the campus at the Europaplatz in Heilbronn the library is located in the basement of the W-Bulding.
ICT services
The computing centre of Heilbronn University provides various IT services. To use these IT services, you require a valid user account with the University. The University account is your central account with the University that you keep during your entire study period.
Medical services
Admission to Heilbronn University is only granted if proof of proper health insurance can be provided. Student health insurance is available for approximately 100 EUR per month with a German health insurance company, e.g. AOK.
Student Life
Campus life
Heilbronn city centre, with its newly designed pedestrian precinct, offers a great opportunity to enjoy leisurely walks and shopping expeditions. A large number of cafés, beer gardens, pubs and excellent restaurants invites visitors and locals to relax and enjoy their culinary delights.
Sports facilities
- The Office of Student Services further offers a wide range of fitness activities for students.
Student Reviews
Cerebrum in Love
Anonymous rated 5 out of 5 stars
I like to study here, there is a lot of opportunities. It was easy for me to meet new people and also everybody wants to help you. I love library that we have. Unfortenatly now it's closed, because of a pandemic. I could all they long be there and never get bored. Sometimes I think to myself: "I can live here XD".
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Provided by ESN rated 4 out of 5 stars
Hochschule Heilbronn located in a peaceful city with dedicated professors and active study attitude
Campus Künzelsau
Anonymous rated 2 out of 5 stars
I was at Campus Künzelsau and experienced some very bad organisation! Lessons were re-scheduled all the time, lack of people who would held numeric classes. When I had questions about my application I had to call to several people as at the time they had no study-referent for my field of study and no-one who was supposed to take her place and help me. Also to find a place...
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