“Strong roots in the region – open to the world” – so goes the motto of Ravensburg-Weingarten University of Applied Sciences. The university offers more than 30 bachelor's and master's degree courses in the fields of engineering, business and the social sector, all featuring the project-based acquisition of knowledge in small groups. Hands-on laboratory experimentation, practical placement semesters and practice-based final theses allow students to apply their knowledge directly. The university's close relationships with globally oriented industry in Upper Swabia ensure a smooth transition into working life.
“Strong roots in the region – open to the world” – so goes the motto of Ravensburg-Weingarten University of Applied Sciences. The university offers more than 30 bachelor's and master's degree courses in the fields of engineering, business and the social sector, all featuring the project-based acquisition of knowledge in small groups. Hands-on laboratory experimentation, practical placement semesters and practice-based final theses allow students to apply their knowledge directly. The university's close relationships with globally oriented industry in Upper Swabia ensure a smooth transition into working life.
The Ravensburg-Weingarten University of Applied Sciences is a member of the University Federation SouthWest Germany (HfSW). Its 65 or so partner universities of applied sciences around the world also offer a variety of opportunities for gaining experience abroad. The proportion of international students in Weingarten is over ten per cent.
Research activities at Weinberg also emphasise practical applications, an interdisciplinary approach and cooperation arrangements. Ravensburg-Weingarten University of Applied Sciences draws on its numerous fields of expertise to provide consulting services to organisations and businesses and provides support for their research and development projects.
In addition to teaching specific curriculum content, the university attaches great value to its students' personal development, with key areas being intercultural competence and preparation for employment in an international environment. As the university's motto says, “Rural Base – Global Face”.