The range of activities at the traditional institution in the heart of Bremen is decidedly innovative and practically oriented. The Hochschule Bremen – City University of Applied Sciences enjoys a long tradition that goes back to 1799. It´s one of the “Fachhochulen” with the largest cultural engagement and highest European research activities in Germany. Through the European think tank “Think BETA”, the international urban participatory design project Betaville and the cluster “Mobiles Leben”, the HSB has a strong interdisciplinary focus on public participation, serious gaming, cross-cultural training and cultural diversity for many years. Approx. 8 000 students in 70 degree courses such as digital media, architecture, economics, social sciences, leisure studies, cultural management, aerospace, journalistic etc. The University enjoys the benefits of cooperative agreements with 300 student exchange partners worldwide and is probably the most international University of Applied Sciences in Germany. Role in the project The HSB is the coordinator of the project and takes part in the activities of the project with the Digital Media Area, the IIA Institute of Informatics and Automatisation and the ZIM Center for Intercultural Management. The HSB implements a local sub-project aimed at the participation of citizens and artists in processes of urban development and public art, and supports the partners and their sub-projects with existing technologies (free of charge) and knowledge. The HSB takes also part in the evaluation of the sub-projects and supports the exhibitions and workshops in the project. The HSB supports all partners by excellent coordination and project management resources on all levels of the implementation of all activities and the overall project. MORE INFO
Faculty 1: School of International Business (SIB) Since the 1st of March, 2008 the Faculty 1 forms the School of International Business (SIB), which is a union of the international economic degree courses in the Faculty 1. The SIB offers eleven bachelor’s degree courses, one Diploma degree course and ten master’s degree courses. The Faculty 1 is split up in three areas for which, in each case, a dean coordinates the lectures, together with the particular head of the degree course. All degree courses of the SIB are aimed internationally and each student will complete their 5th or 6th semester at one of 60 affiliate universities of the School of International Business. Center of International Relations and Practice contacts The center of international relations and practise contacts is an independent service institution of the Faculty 1 – School of International Business – for students of the University of Applied Sciences Bremen as well as for exchange students. The main topic is the support of the international isation and practice orientation through cooperations and network building with international partner universities, enterprises and institutions. International Days Once a year the International Days take place at the Hochschule Bremen. This event takes two days and is organized by students of the 7th semester of the School of International Business, together with exchange students. The students portray their impressions and experiences which they have made during their stay abroad in the 5th and 6th semester. This is made through information stands, presentations, pictures and culinary specialities. Besides the students are in attendance to answer questions which may be asked by other students or other interested parties. Also exchange students from African, European and South American countries present their home countries on nicely decorated stands and support the students of the 7th semester. This event can be seen as a communication platform for the students of lower semesters, who still have to complete their semester abroad, but it is accessible for every interested person, too. The International Days are a good opportunity to get important and interesting information that may help them to take their decision for the destination of their semester abroad. Additionally it is a possibility to collect contacts e.g. for house hunting and internships. MORE INFO
The City University of Applied Sciences (German: Hochschule Bremen) is a public Fachhochschule, a University of Applied Sciences located in Bremen, Germany. In 1982 this University evolved from the fusion of four Universities of Applied Sciences: the Universities for technology, business, social sciences and nautical science. Campuses The University of Applied Sciences is located at four sites. The central site, where the head office and the Faculties 2 to 5 are arranged, is located in Bremen Neustadt in the street Neustadtswall. The Faculty 1 and the School of International Business can be found at the site Werderstraße. A further site is located near the Bremen Airport where the Center of Computer Science and Media Studies as well as the Institute of Aerospace Technology are arranged. The International Graduate School is situated at the Süderstraße site. Study Around 8.000 students of 69 degree courses (thereof 43 Bachelor-/26 Master’s degree courses) in five faculties are matriculated at the Bremen University of Applied Sciences in the year 2009. More than 40 degree courses consist of an obligatory stay abroad being composed of a study and internship abroad. Further attributes of these international degree courses are the language courses of a foreign language as well as the multilingualism of many other courses and also the cooperation with around 300 foreign universities in 2008. Being practically oriented is another characteristic of all degree courses of the University of Applied Sciences which is reflected in the obligatory internship phases. Further more the students are included in many research projects. In 2004, the University of Applied Sciences founded the International Graduate Center (IGC) for being able to provide extra-occupational and full-time post-graduate degrees. The master’s degrees are offered predominantly in the domain Management which will end in the degree Master of Arts (M.A.) or Master of Business Administration (MBA). Entry requirements The general entry requirements are the advanced technical college entrance qualification or the A-levels. Further more there are specific requirements in each degree course like internships, language skills, apprenticeship etc.. Normally the entry of a master’s degree course requires a successfully obtained bachelor’s degree. Beyond that Bremen offers two further entry possibilities: The extra accreditation which requires: A main residence in Bremen and surrounding rural districts for at least 1 year, A completed apprenticeship and An examination with a degree as Master, technician or Master of Business Administration etc.. The classification test which requires: A main residence in Bremen and surrounding rural districts for at least 1 year, An apprenticeship for at least 2 years, an alternative would be the job as skilled labor for at least 5 years Job-related experiences for at least 3 years in one of the domains of the aimed study Participation in further and professional training MORE INFO
World University Rankings 2019 The Times Higher Education World University Rankings 2019 includes more than 1,250 universities, making it our biggest international league table to date. It is the only global university performance table to judge research-intensive universities across all of their core missions: teaching, research, knowledge transfer and international outlook. We use 13 carefully calibrated performance indicators to provide the most comprehensive and balanced comparisons, trusted by students, academics, university leaders, industry and governments. The calculation of the rankings for 2019 has been audited by professional services firm PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC), making these the only global university rankings to be subjected to full, independent scrutiny of this nature. View the World University Rankings 2019 methodology This year’s list of the best universities in the world is led by the University of Oxford and the University of Cambridge for the second year in a row. Yale University is the only newcomer to the top 10, joining at eighth place, up from 12th. Meanwhile, Switzerland’s ETH Zurich has fallen out of this elite group, dropping from joint 10th to 11th place. Tsinghua University is now the top university in Asia, after rising eight places to 22nd, becoming the first Chinese institution to lead the continent under the current methodology (since 2011). China as a whole has increased its standing, driven by improvements in citation impact. Elsewhere in Asia, Japan has overtaken the UK as the second most-represented nation in the world, with 103 institutions (the UK has 98). There is also good news for France, which has a top 50 university for the first time since 2011, while several leading universities in Italy, Spain and Canada have risen.Overall, 86 countries are represented, including Iraq, Jamaica, Nepal, Tanzania and Kazakhstan for the first time. MORE INFO
Hochschule Bremen – International Graduate Center The International Graduate Center (IGC) was founded by the Bremen City University of Applied Sciences as an interdisciplinary Graduate School for Management and Leadership. For applicants with a first university degree the IGC offers several non-consecutive MBA and master degrees in the area of international and European business and management. Top reasons to study here The IGC guarantees a postgraduate education which satisfies academic and job requirements in equal measure. Team oriented lectures and seminars in small groups with a maximum of 25 students facilitate a constructive dialog between the members. As a Graduate School of a German State University, the IGC education standards are also governed by the German Framework Act for Higher Education. EDUCATION For applicants with a first university degree the International Graduate Center offers several MBA and master degrees in the area of international and European business and management. With six full-time and three part-time master programs the IGC has among the largest range of international master and MBA courses of all graduate schools in Germany. CAREER Studying at the IGC will open up new career opportunities for you! We wish you good luck and all the best for taking the next step in your career! Log into our new career portal Career Gate to receive the latest job offers and be the first to register for our workshops! Our send me an email to schedule an individual appointment! If you are an international student seeking employment in the region, our 12 Steps Program can give you more ideas. Services Student services At the beginning of your stay abroad there are a lot of things you need to figure out. But no panic, the ISA Office (international student assistance) is happy to help you if there are any problems or questions. Here you can find support and advisory service, this includes: Finding Accommodation – flats or rooms Extension of your visa/residence permit Registration office (city registration) Opening of a bank account Clarification of your health insurance General information about living and studying in Bremen Access to the Internet Excursions, parties, and cultural events Pick-up service from the main train station or the Airport Bremen MORE INFO
Five Faculties of Hochschule Breman city University in Germany Five faculties cover 69 degree courses, thereof 43 Bachelor’s degree courses and 26 Master’s degree courses. Faculty 1: School of International Business (SIB) Since the 1st of March, 2008 the Faculty 1 forms the School of International Business (SIB), which is a union of the international economic degree courses in the Faculty 1. The SIB offers eleven bachelor’s degree courses, one Diploma degree course and ten master’s degree courses. The Faculty 1 is split up in three areas for which, in each case, a dean coordinates the lectures, together with the particular head of the degree course. All degree courses of the SIB are aimed internationally and each student will complete their 5th or 6th semester at one of 60 affiliate universities of the School of International Business. Center of International Relations and Practice contacts The center of international relations and practise contacts is an independent service institution of the Faculty 1 – School of International Business – for students of the University of Applied Sciences Bremen as well as for exchange students. The main topic is the support of the internationalisation and practice orientation through cooperations and network building with international partner universities, enterprises and institutions. International Days Once a year the International Days take place at the Hochschule Bremen. This event takes two days and is organized by students of the 7th semester of the School of International Business, together with exchange students. The students portray their impressions and experiences which they have made during their stay abroad in the 5th and 6th semester. This is made through information stands, presentations, pictures and culinary specialities. Besides the students are in attendance to answer questions which may be asked by other students or other interested parties. Also exchange students from African, European and South American countries present their home countries on nicely decorated stands and support the students of the 7th semester. This event can be seen as a communication platform for the students of lower semesters, who still have to complete their semester abroad, but it is accessible for every interested person, too. The International Days are a good opportunity to get important and interesting information that may help them to take their decision for the destination of their semester abroad. Additionally it is a possibility to collect contacts e.g. for house hunting and internships. Also presentations about financing possibilities as well as about the different education systems in foreign countries are given by external companies and organisations. Campuses The University of Applied Sciences is located at four sites. The central site, where the head office and the Faculties 2 to 5 are arranged, is located in Bremen Neustadt in the street Neustadtswall. The Faculty 1 and the School of International Business can be found at the site Werderstraße. A further site is located near the Bremen Airport where the Center of Computer Science and Media Studies as well as the Institute of Aerospace Technology are arranged. The International Graduate School is situated at the Süderstraße site. Study Around 8.000 students of 69 degree courses (thereof 43 Bachelor-/26 Master’s degree courses) in five faculties are matriculated at the Bremen University of Applied Sciences in the year 2009. More than 40 degree courses consist of an obligatory stay abroad being composed of a study and internship abroad. Further attributes of these international degree courses are the language courses of a foreign language as well as the multilingualism of many other courses and also the cooperation with around 300 foreign universities in 2008. Being practically oriented is another characteristic of all degree courses of the University of Applied Sciences which is reflected in the obligatory internship phases. Further more the students are included in many research projects. In 2004, the University of Applied Sciences founded the International Graduate Center (IGC) for being able to provide extra-occupational and full-time post-graduate degrees. The master’s degrees are offered predominantly in the domain Management which will end in the degree Master of Arts (M.A.) or Master of Business Administration (MBA). Entry requirements The general entry requirements are the advanced technical college entrance qualification or the A-levels. Further more there are specific requirements in each degree course like internships, language skills, apprenticeship etc.. Normally the entry of a master’s degree course requires a successfully obtained bachelor’s degree. Beyond that Bremen offers two further entry possibilities: The extra accreditation which requires: A main residence in Bremen and surrounding rural districts for at least 1 year, A completed apprenticeship and An examination with a degree as Master, technician or Master of Business Administration etc.. The classification test which requires: A main residence in Bremen and surrounding rural districts for at least 1 year, An apprenticeship for at least 2 years, an alternative would be the job as skilled labor for at least 5 years Job-related experiences for at least 3 years in one of the domains of the aimed study Participation in further and professional training MORE INFO
International Graduate Center – Hochschule Bremen in Germany The International Graduate Center (IGC) was founded by the University of Applied Sciences Bremen as an interdisciplinary Graduate School for Management and Leadership. For applicants with a first University degree the International Graduate Center offers several MBA and Master degrees in the area of international and European business and management. With three full-time and two part-time MBA programs the IGC has among the largest range of courses of all Graduate Schools in Germany. All full-time courses are taught entirely in English. The IGC guarantees a postgraduate education which satisfies academic and job requirements in equal measure. Team oriented lectures and seminars in small groups with a maximum of 25 students facilitate a constructive dialog between the members. The IGC has currently some 200 students from more than 40 countries. The international network is strengthened by visiting lecturers from many of our international partner universities who offer courses, lectures and contribute to the inter cultural competence of our students. Many of our lecturers come from the management of top companies in Europe and will provide you with an insight into different companies and fields of business. The IGC is part of the International Business School Alliance (IBSA) with six Partner-Universities (located in USA, UK, Spain, Russia, Malaysia) who successfully offering an unique Dual MBA program. Master Of Arts In Business Management Campus Part time 5 semesters March 2019 Germany Bremen The extra-occupational Master in Business Management (MA) is aimed at professionals with a first degree in economics who wish to deepen their specialist knowledge. Unlike the usual function specialization in business administration courses in Germany, this master program is oriented towards the ideal life cycle of a company and focuses on the three phases of “founding”, “growth” and “restructuring”. Master in Aeronautical Management Campus Full time 2 semesters October 2018 Germany Bremen The master program Aeronautical Management provides an interdisciplinary insight into the aviation systems, i. e. airlines, maintenance facilities, and legislation authorities. Applicants have to be graduates of bachelor study programs in aviation systems. Master in European Studies Campus Full time 2 – 3 semesters October 2018 Germany Bremen Our vision is to prepare students for European leadership roles in the private and public sector. We have designed the program to provide a comprehensive, interdisciplinary and up-to-date study of economic and political dynamics in Europe. MORE INFO
Why Bremen in Germany is The Ideal City for International Students A bustling, vibrant city where futuristic innovation meets old school charm, Bremen, in northwest Germany, is an increasingly popular choice amongst international students who wish to study abroad. Want to know more? Read on to find out why Bremen is the right university town for you: Bremen has a lot of great universities in germany They say that variety is the spice of life, and when it comes to choosing a university in Bremen, it’s fair to say you’ll be spoilt for choice with a host of great universities to choose from. Jacobs University is the premier choice for international students wanting to study abroad in Germany, with a highly diverse student population, host family program and state-of-the-art facilities. The university’s academic focus is on subjects around the areas of Mobility, Health and Diversity. With a large number of study programmes specifically tailored to international students, special care and dedication is taken to ensure that time spent studying at Jacobs University is as productive and fulfilling as possible. Jacobs is a private university with a residential campus; that means they offers on-site accommodation to their students. These facilities are on a full-board basis and come with 24-hour security. The annual tuition fee for their Bachelor’s and Master’s programmes is 20,000 euros, and room and board for the academic year are set at 6,000 euros, but optional for Master’s degree students. As the number one choice for international students in Bremen, Jacobs University enjoys an excellent reputation with employers in the region and in Europe, ensuring that a degree from Jacobs will set you on course for a successful future ahead. Another great option for international students who wish to study abroad is the University of Bremen, which offers a range of English-language courses to international students. These courses include European Law, Communication and Information Technology and Ecology. The University of Bremen specialises in Marine Biology and Space Engineering, both of which are available to international students. If you are looking for practice-oriented education, then the University of Applied Sciences Bremen could be the right choice for you. Courses on offer at the University of Applied Sciences range from Aerospace Engineering and Architecture to Social Work.The University of the Arts (HfK Bremen) is another option for those students seeking an education in the Fine Arts and Music. It is important to note that almost all courses are taught in German, and so require a strong knowledge of the language before you enrol (usually at level B1 or B2). Bremen is where modern urban flair meets beautiful old town charm An enchanting city where future innovation sits right alongside medieval charm, you will find much to see and do during your time as a student in Bremen. Like many European cities, Bremen has an aesthetically pleasing old town, full of quirky buildings, winding paths, and an abundance of cafes and bars.The Marktplatz or market square is a prime example of Bremen’s old town, housing many historical buildings, including its cathedral, which is over one thousand years old. The Marktplatz also plays host to a traditional German Christmas market every year. Here, you can pick up beautiful gifts for your friends and family back home. In addition to being a place of historical significance and festive charm, the Marktplatz is also a great place to grab a coffee and hang out with friends as you watch the world go by. Bremen offers a high quality of living and affordable rents Much more affordable than neighbouring Hamburg, Bremen offers a range of budget-friendly accommodation options, including dedicated student housing options from around 300 euros per month. Alternatively, if you want to escape the hustle and bustle of the city, you can save even more money and rent a place in the suburbs, thanks to excellent public transport links. Bremen offers a high standard of living to students with excellent food and drink choices and a vibrant nightlife scene. Remember, Thursday night is student night. Bremen is also home to one of Germany’s most popular football teams, Werder Bremen, who you can cheer on from the stands at Weser Stadium, while enjoying a tasty bratwurst. All in all, student life in Bremen is an experience you will not want to miss! MORE INFO
Studying and Living Bremen City University in Germany The journey Bremen went through over the years resembles the roller-coaster ride which takes you up and down and back on your feet again. History played a major part in shaping the city and the vibe a voyager feels when walking around Bremen and taking in all the details engraved in the city walls and buildings, proud of the times they stood tall to. Not only does it enrich a voyagers’ historical knowledge, it also does a lot for the imagination and the visualization required in order to take in every bit of history reflecting in every step you take in the narrow, cobble streets full of details written over time. The journey has been long, starting from the medieval times when Bremen was a military and religious center, favorable among the Holy Roman Empire rulers for its geographical position and water surroundings. It has carried out the role of a harbor, fortification, besides being the driving force behind the Christianization of Northern Germany. King Charlemagne brought to Bremen the status of a bishop city, also known as “Rome of the North” where many were converted to Christianity. Universities in Bremen University of Applied Sciences Bremen Founded since 1799, offers over 60 degree programs such as engineering, natural sciences, economics and social sciences. Over half of the students are required to complete study or internship programs abroad. University of Applied Sciences provides BA and MA degrees. It also has cooperative agreements with 270 partners worldwide. Jacobs University Bremen Jacobs University Bremen is a private independent university and internationally oriented, offering English courses. Its students get prepared for international leadership and global citizenship through the faculties offered in: 22 Bachelor programs, and 19 Master/PhD programs. International School of Bremen International School of Bremen is relatively new private co-educational college-preparatory. English-speaking convenient for international students in Bremen. University of Bremen University of Bremen is rated among the top ten German Universities, offering 12 efficient study programs. Apart from that, offers outstanding quality of research from numerous research institutions located on the university campus. University of the Arts Bremen Excellent environment for creative young people to further develop their artistic interests and talents. Provides degrees for both visual and performing arts. Offers a range of interdisciplinary programs incorporating music, art and design. Offers inter-faculty seminars and workshops to large-scale artistic and academic projects. MORE INFO
Planning your future Study In Hochschule Breman City University in Germany The program MBA in International Tourism Management provides students with specific competencies for the tourism business in a practice-oriented and holistic approach. It takes into account that the prosperous tourism sector is recruiting more and more managers with a recognized academic qualification and with high sensitivity towards international and intercultural management needs. The program delivers key competencies required in the tourism business and build on the previous studies of students. Planning your career Have you developed a career strategy? Do you know what you are good at, what makes you special? Start with an analysis of your highest skills and qualifications and develop a vision of where you want to be in 5 or 10 years. This will most likely prove to be far more successful than sending out mass applications. Also, you need to match your education, skills and experiences to the particular needs of the potential employer. To decide what you want to do you must understand how your interests will translate into a career reality. Ask for advice, realistically assess your abilities, and get as much information as you can about your field(s) of interest Check out the links and articles for further ideas. You are also very invited to take part in our career seminars at the IGC. In general: network, use social media, find a niche. Specialize. Simultaneously build your knowledge base so that potential employers know about you before a position is even available. Be where the action is happening. Job interview You have been invited to a job interview? Congratulations! Now it´s time to prepare the interview ahead of time by studying the following articles: Preparing for interviews Where do you see yourself in five years? Typical interview questions More interview advice Calming your nerves before the interview Nice infographic on how to prepare an interview! 10 mistakes to avoid when job hunting Interview body language Nice infographic on how to prepare an interview! 10 reasons why you did not get the job 7 ways to scare off a recruiter Interview questions career service Welcome to the career service section! Studying at the IGC will open up new career opportunities for you! We wish you good luck and all the best for taking the next step in your career! Log into our new career portal Career Gate to receive the latest job offers and be the first to register for our workshops! Our send me an email to schedule an individual appointment!If you are an international student seeking employment in the region, our 12 Steps Program can give you more ideas. Click Here : – Planning your future Study In Hochschule Breman City University in Germany
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