Jade Hochschule Competitors

Vielfalt ist tief in unserer DNA verwurzelt: Bei uns an der HTW Berlin studieren, lehren, forschen und arbeiten rund 16.000 Menschen aus 130 Nationen. Als größte Hochschule für Angewandte Wissenschaften in Berlin leben wir diese Vielfalt in unseren 80 Studiengängen in den Bereichen Technik, Informatik, Wirtschaft, Recht, Kultur und Gestaltung. Jeden Tag arbeiten wir gemeinsam für eine bessere Zukunft und entwickeln innovative Lösungen für komplexe Probleme. Doch wir sind nicht nur eine Bildungsinstitution – wir sind auch eine dynamische Arbeitgeberin. Wir bieten ein breites Spektrum an Arbeitsmöglichkeiten, das so vielfältig ist wie unsere Studiengänge. Ob im Rechenzentrum, in unseren Hightech-Laboren, im International Office, im Studierendenservice oder in den Technischen Diensten – bei uns findet jede*r den richtigen Platz. Warum wir? • Freude an der Arbeit: Wir haben spannende Aufgaben, die nicht nur fordern, sondern auch erfüllen. 💚 • Berufliche Weiterentwicklung: Wir bieten Chancen zur Weiterbildung und Entfaltung. 🚀 • Einfluss auf die Zukunft: Wir qualifizieren Studierende und gestalten ihre berufliche Zukunft aktiv mit. 👣 • Professionelle Herausforderungen: Wir bieten interessante Projekte in einem dynamischen Umfeld. 🧠 • Zuverlässige Arbeitsplätze: Wir bieten ein sicheres und vertrauenswürdiges Arbeitsumfeld. 🏠 Lust auf mehr? Unsere aktuellen Stellenangebote gibt’s hier: htwb.de/karriere Impressum: htwb.de/impressum Datenschutzerklärung: htwb.de/datenschutz

Osnabrück University, founded in 1974, is a young, vibrant university in northwest Germany that is renowned for its research and teaching in the areas of Humanities, Social Sciences, Science, Law and Business Administration/Economics. The University provides ideal conditions for about 13.500 students and PhD students to learn and conduct research. Both its structured PhD programs and modular degree programs feature high standards of quality; they are accredited, and lead to the conferral of internationally recognized degrees. The University attaches great importance to its relationships with international universities. International students and scholars are very welcome at Osnabrück. Thinking beyond the borders of individual fields of expertise is fostered in the interdisciplinary institutes of Migration Research, Cognitive Science, Early Modern Intercultural Studies and Environmental Systems Research. Biology at Osnabrück is renowned both at home and abroad for its Collaborative Research Centre “Physiology and dynamics of cellular micro-compartments (CRC 944)”. The European Legal Studies Institute at Osnabrück University is one of Europe’s most important research facilities in the field of comparative law and the harmonization of law. Additional key areas are the prevention of occupational skin diseases and early childhood education and development. In 2011, the German Research Center for Artificial Intelligence established a branch office at Osnabrück University. A Fraunhofer research group explores the topics of e-learning and knowledge communication in combination with intelligent methods of data analysis. Osnabrück University employs some 1,700 people, making it one of the largest employers in the region.

The range of degree courses at the traditional institution in the heart of Bremen Neustadt – a central city location – is decidedly innovative and practically oriented. The Bremen University of Applied Sciences enjoys a long tradition that goes back to 1799. Approximately 8,000 students enroll in 70 degree courses in areas such as engineering, natural sciences, economics and social sciences; about two-thirds are required to complete semesters of study or praxis abroad. Foundational degree courses immediately follow secondary education and offer the initial Bachelor degree while post-graduate opportunities for further study offer the more in-depth and expanded qualification of Master degree. The structure of study at the Bremen University of Applied Sciences conforms to common international standards (European Credit Transfer System: ECTS) thereby offering attractive opportunities for study: individual components (modules) may be completed abroad. The University enjoys the benefits of cooperative agreements with 300 partners worldwide. Additionally, innovative academic content that will remain relevant in the future in combination with the worldwide validity of the Bachelor and Master degrees ensures that graduates will enjoy excellent career perspectives – even abroad.