Technische Hochschule Wildau | |
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Hochschulring 1, 15745 Wildau Brandenburg Germany | |
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Type | Public |
Founded | October 22, 1991 |
President | Prof. Dr. Ulrike Tippe [1] |
Teaching staff | over 100 professors [2] |
Employees | over 350 employees [2] |
Number of students | 3,646 WS 2018/19 [3] |
International students | 627 (2018/19) |
Website | https://en.th-wildau.de |
The Technical University of Applied Sciences Wildau ('UAS Wildau' for short) is the largest of five universities of applied sciences in the federal state of Brandenburg, Germany. [4] TH Wildau was founded as a technical university of applied sciences in 1991, but its connection to engineering education dates back further to the late 1940s. Today it sits on a modern and compact campus, with direct S-Bahn access to Germany's capital city, Berlin.
In mid-September 1949 the 'Vocational School of Locomotive and Wagon Construction' was founded and specialist engineering education in Wildau officially began. [5] Engineering studies began with a group of just 5 students. Initially, the prescribed period of study was set to be “not significantly more than two years”. [5]
In September 1953 the school was renamed “Technical School of Heavy Machinery Construction” and was assigned to the Ministry of Heavy Machinery Construction. Two years later, it was renamed again, this time as “Engineering School for Heavy Machinery” (ISW). Master engineers were trained, initially in evening classes, but in distance learning courses as well. [5]
The scope and focus of the school grew more general over the years. In 1964 it was renamed "The Engineering School of Mechanical Engineering Wildau" to reflect this. On account of being assigned, in the 1970s, to the GDR's Ministry of Tool and Processing Machinery Construction, Wildau had access to various tools at an early stage. In fact, one of the first computer systems of the GDR, type ZRA 1, was installed in Wildau. [5]
During the 1980s, further courses of study for technicians were initiated and other courses were expanded. A new building on Friedrich-Engels-Strasse, with a large auditorium, began construction as well.
The end of the GDR and the reunification of Germany brought immense changes. In October 1991 the federal state of Brandenburg founded the University of Applied Sciences Wildau. Other Universities of Applied Sciences throughout Brandenburg - in Lausitz, Potsdam, Brandenburg, and Eberswalde, for instance, were founded at the same time under the same Decree. [5]
TH Wildau is a campus university located just south of Berlin. The campus can be reached directly using the S-Bahn line 46 (direction Königs Wusterhausen) to the Wildau S-Bahn station. The university is located directly in front of the station.
With the bus lines 736, 737, and 738, the university can also be reached directly. The regional train line RE2 (direction Cottbus Hauptbahnhof) as well as the line RB24 (direction Senftenberg) allow for further accessibility of the university from Berlin with a change in Königs Wusterhausen.
By car you can reach the university via the Bundesautobahn 10 (Berliner Ring) via the exit Königs Wusterhausen as well as via Federal Highway (Bundesstraße) 179.
TH Wildau is also part of one of Brandenburg's fastest growing regional growth centres ('regionale Wachstumskerne'), dubbed the Schönefeld Cross ('Schönefelder Kreuz'). It consists of the cities of Königs Wusterhausen and Wildau, along with the municipality of Schönefeld. [6] It encompasses the new Berlin-Brandenburg airport region, which will become quite active once Willy Brandt Berlin-Brandenburg airport (BER) opens in October 2020 (if current estimates of the start of operations are accurate). [7]
The university also borders (to the North) the town of Zeuthen, which is home to the second campus of the German Electron Synchrotron ('DESY'), part of the Institute of High Energy Physics. DESY is a national research center that operates particle accelerators and investigates the structure of matter.
In an adjacent district of Brandenburg (to the East) lies the district of Oder-Spree, which will be the home of Tesla's recently announced Gigafactory, its first in Europe. [8]
The Technical University of Applied Sciences Wildau has 15 Bachelor's programmes and 15 Master's programmes. [9] Alongside the traditional engineering disciplines, the range of degrees at the university includes courses in natural sciences, engineering, economics, law, business administration and management. TH Wildau is the only university in Brandenburg to offer Logistics, and the first university in the whole of Germany with a degree in Telematics. It is also the first University of Applied Sciences in Germany with a degree in Biosystems Technology/ Bioinformatics.
Students can earn internationally recognized academic degrees such as master's and bachelor's degree (according to the Bologna Process).
Students can pursue Master's programmes in English at the university's graduate school, the Wildau Institute of Technology
Course of Study | Degree | Type of Study | Instructional Language |
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Automation Technology (B.Eng.) | Bachelor's | Direct | German |
Automation Technology (B.Eng.) | Bachelor's | Dual (Integrated Training) | German |
Aviation Engineering / Aviation Logistics (B.Eng) | Bachelor's | Direct | German |
Aviation Engineering / Aviation Logistics (B.Eng) | Bachelor's | Dual (Integrated Training) | German |
Aviation Engineering / Aviation Management (B.Eng) | Bachelor's | Direct | German |
Aviation Engineering / Aviation Management (B.Eng) | Bachelor's | Dual (Integrated Training) | German |
Biosystems Technology / Bioinformatics (B.Sc.) | Bachelor's | Direct | German |
Industrial Engineering (B.Eng.) | Bachelor's | Direct | German |
Industrial Engineering (B.Eng.) | Bachelor's | Dual (Integrated Training) | German |
Industrial Engineering (B.Eng.) | Bachelor's | Distance | German |
Logistics (B.Eng.) | Bachelor's | Direct | German |
Logistics (B.Eng.) | Bachelor's | Dual (Integrated Training) | German |
Mechanical Engineering (B.Eng.) | Bachelor's | Direct | German |
Mechanical Engineering (B.Eng.) | Bachelor's | Dual (Integrated Training) | German |
Physical Technologies / Energy Systems (B.Eng.) | Bachelor's | Direct | German |
Physical Technologies / Energy Systems (B.Eng.) | Bachelor's | Dual (Integrated Training) | German |
Telematics (B.Eng.) | Bachelor's | Dual (Integrated Work Experience) | German |
Transportation System Engineering (B.Eng.) | Bachelor's | Direct | German |
Transportation System Engineering (B.Eng.) | Bachelor's | Dual (Integrated Training) | German |
Automated Energy Systems (M.Eng) | Master's | Direct | German |
Aviation Engineering / Aviation Logistics (M.Eng.) | Master's | Direct | German |
Aviation Engineering / Aviation Management (M.Eng.) | Master's | Direct | German |
Aviation Management (AVIMA) | Master's | Extra-Occupational | English |
Biosystems Technology / Bioinformatics (M.Sc.) | Master's | Direct | German |
Logistics and Supply Chain Management (M.Eng.) | Master's | Direct | German |
Mechanical Engineering (M.Eng) | Master's | Direct | German |
Photonics (M.Eng.) | Master's | Direct | German |
Technical Management (M.Eng) | Master's | Direct | English |
Telematics (M.Eng) | Master's | Direct | German |
Course of Study | Degree | Type of Study | Instructional Language |
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Business Administration (B.A.) | Bachelor's | Direct | German |
Business Administration (B.A.) | Bachelor's | Distance | German |
Business and Law (LL.B.) | Bachelor's | Direct | German |
Business Computing (B.Sc.) | Bachelor's | Direct | German |
European Management (B.A.) | Bachelor's | Direct | German/English |
European Business Management (B.A.) | Bachelor's | Direct | English |
Public Administration in Brandenburg (LL.B.) | Bachelor's | Dual (Integrated Training) | German |
Public Administration Informatics in Brandenburg (B.Sc.) | Bachelor's | Dual (Integrated Training) | German |
Business and Law (LL.M.) | Master's | Direct | German |
Business Computing (M.Sc.) | Master's | Direct | German |
Business Management (M.A.) | Master's | Direct | German |
European Management (M.A.) | Master's | Direct | English |
Business Administration (MBA) | Master's | Extra-Occupational | German |
Library Computer Sciences (M.Sc.) | Master's | Extra-Occupational | German |
TH Wildau has a strong research focus. In comparison to other small universities of applied sciences, it has done exceptionally well in obtaining third-party research funding. [12] Over 203,000 EUR was raised in third-party funding for each professor in 2015; in 2017, the university raised 11 million EUR - two thirds of its budget. [13]
TH Wildau stands out in three key areas of research, which have been publicised on the research map of the conference of vice chancellors: [14]
The university further specialises in the research fields of production and materials, transport and logistics as well as management and law. [13]
TH Wildau is also home to two research institutes: the Institute of Life Sciences and Biomedical Technologies and the Institute for Materials, Development and Production.
Since its foundation in 1991, TH Wildau has cooperated with more than 150 universities in over 60 countries across the world. [15]
TH Wildau currently awards double degrees with partner institutions from China, France, Georgia, Italy, Kazakhstan, Russia, and Spain. It has also established a trilateral Joint Degree program in Logistics and Supply Chain Management together with Universitat Autonoma de Barcelona in Spain and Riga Technical University in Latvia. [15]
TH Wildau also currently has about 70 active partnerships with international partner universities around the world. Many of these cooperations include arrangements for student and/or staff exchange.
A list of current partnerships can be found below: [15]
Partner Institution | City | Country | Faculty/Subject | Type of Cooperation | Year Established |
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The University of Newcastle | Newcastle | Australia | Open | Study Abroad/Outgoing (Application via IEC Online Berlin) | 2006 |
Western Sydney University | Sydney | Australia | Open | Study Abroad/Outgoing (Application via IEC Online Berlin) | 2017 |
FH Salzburg - University of Applied Sciences Salzburg | Puch | Austria | Information and Communication Technologies | Student Exchange (Outgoing, Incoming), Staff Exchange | 2014 |
FH Campus Wien - University of Applied Sciences Vienna | Vienna | Austria | Manufacturing and Processing | Student Exchange (Outgoing, Incoming), Staff Exchange | 2018 |
VIVES University of Applied Sciences | Bruges/Kortrijk | Belgium | Business and Administration, Engineering | Student Exchange (Outgoing, Incoming), Staff Exchange | 2011 |
FAE Centro Universitário | Curitiba | Brazil | Business and Administration | Student Exchange (Outgoing, Incoming) | 2011 |
Universidade do Estado de Santa Catarina | Florianópolis | Brazil | Business and Administration | Student Exchange (Outgoing, Incoming) | 2010 |
Centro Paula Souza | São Paulo | Brazil | Automation Technology | Student Exchange (Outgoing, Incoming) | 2018 |
“Angel Kanchev” University of Rousse | Rousse | Bulgaria | Management and Administration | Student Exchange (Outgoing, Incoming), Staff Exchange | 2014 |
University of Chemical Technology and Metallurgy | Sofia | Bulgaria | Chemistry, Engineering | Student Exchange (Outgoing, Incoming), Staff Exchange, Assistance for PhD Students | 2001 |
British Columbia Institute of Technology Burnaby | Burnaby | Canada | Business and Media Studies | Study Abroad/Outgoing (Application via IEC Online Berlin) | 2018 |
Shanghai Jian Qiao University | Shanghai | China | European Management (Double Degree, Only Incoming), Business and Management, Law | Student Exchange (Outgoing, Incoming), Guest lectures | 2017 |
Shanghai University of Political Science and Law | Shanghai | China | Law | Student Exchange (Outgoing, Incoming) | 2019 |
Polytechnic of Rijeka | Rijeka | Croatia | Logistics, Telematics | Student Exchange (Incoming), Staff Exchange | 2005 |
Universidad Tecnológica de la Habana José Antonio Echeverría | Havana | Cuba | Logistics | Joint Intensive Programmes, Guest Lectures | 2017 |
Technical University of Liberec | Liberec | Czech Republic | Business and Administration | Student Exchange (Outgoing, Incoming), Staff Exchange | 2006 |
Silesian University in Opava | Opava | Czech Republic | Business and Administration | Student Exchange (Outgoing, Incoming), Staff Exchange, Joint Workshops | 2015 |
Aalborg Universitet | Aalborg | Denmark | Sustainable Energy Planning and Management | Only Lecturers‘ Exchange Possible | 2002 |
Karelia University of Applied Sciences | Joensuu | Finland | Business and Administration | Student Exchange (Outgoing, Incoming), Staff Exchange | 2002 |
Université Clermont Auvergne | Clermont-Ferrand | France | Business and Administration | Student Exchange (Outgoing, Incoming), Staff Exchange | 2019 |
Université de Lille | Lille | France | Business and Administration, European Management (Double degree), Engineering | Student Exchange (Outgoing, Incoming), Staff Exchange | 2008 |
Institut d’Optique | Palaiseau | France | Physics (Optics), Photonics | Student Exchange (Outgoing, Incoming), Staff Exchange | 2017 |
Université Jean Monnet | Saint-Étienne | France | Business and Administration, Telematics | Student Exchange (Outgoing, Incoming), Staff Exchange, Workshops | 2012 |
Georgian Technical University | Tbilisi | Georgia | Logistics (Double Degree, Only Incoming) | DAAD Transnational Education Project, Student Exchange (Outgoing, Incoming), Staff Exchange | 2012 |
New Vision University | Tbilisi | Georgia | Law | Student Exchange (Outgoing, Incoming), Staff Exchange, Guest lectures | 2018 |
Óbuda University | Budapest | Hungary | Business and Administration, Engineering, Information and Communication Technologies, Logistics | Student Exchange (Outgoing, Incoming), Staff Exchange, Joint Workshops and Projects | 1995 |
Eszterházy Károly University | Eger | Hungary | Business and Administration | Student Exchange (Outgoing, Incoming), Staff Exchange | 2013 |
Bifröst University | Bifröst | Iceland | Business and Administration | Student Exchange (Outgoing, Incoming), Staff Exchange | 2018 |
Vel Tech Rangarajan Dr. Sagunthala R&D Institute of Science and Technology | Chennai | India | (Open) | Student Exchange (Outgoing, Incoming) | 2019 |
Technological University Dublin, Blanchardstown | Dublin | Ireland | Business and Administration | Student Exchange (Outgoing, Incoming) | 2000 |
Università degli Studi di Roma “Tor Vergata" | Rome | Italy | Photonics (Double Degree), Engineering, Material Science, Law | Student Exchange (Outgoing, Incoming), Staff Exchange, Assistance for PhD Students (Engineering) | 2007 |
Tokyo University of Technology, Hachioji | Tokyo | Japan | Bioscience and Biotechnology | Student Exchange (Assistance for Project and Degree Theses) | 2014 |
German-Jordanian University | Amman | Jordan | Engineering, Business and Administration | Student Exchange (Outgoing, Incoming) | 2019 |
Kazakh-German University | Almaty | Kazakhstan | Logistics, Telematics (Double Degrees, Only Incoming) | Summer Schools (Outgoing), Guest Lectures | 2008 |
Dedan Kimathi University of Technology | Nyeri | Kenya | Mechanical Engineering (Double degree), Molecular Biology | Student Exchange (Outgoing, Incoming), Joint Projects | 2013 |
Technische Universität Riga | Riga | Latvia | Engineering, Logistics (Joint master's degree Logistics and Supply Chain Management) | Student Exchange (Outgoing, Incoming), Staff Exchange | 2011 |
Šiauliai State College | Šiauliai | Lithuania | Library Science | Student Exchange (Outgoing, Incoming), Staff Exchange | 2012 |
Mykolas Romeris University | Vilnius | Lithuania | Business and Administration, Law | Student Exchange (Outgoing, Incoming), Staff Exchange | 2006 |
HAN University of Applied Sciences, Arnhem Business School | Arnhem | Netherlands | Business and Administration | Student Exchange (Outgoing, Incoming), Staff Exchange | 1995 |
Avans University of Applied Sciences | Breda | Netherlands | Business and Administration | Student Exchange (Outgoing, Incoming), Staff Exchange | 2015 |
Windesheim University of Applied Sciences | Zwolle | Netherlands | Engineering, Information and Communication Technologies | Student Exchange (Outgoing, Incoming), Staff Exchange | 2013 |
Gdańsk School of Banking | Gdańsk | Poland | Business and Administration | Student Exchange (Outgoing, Incoming), Staff Exchange | 2008 |
Jacob of Paradies University | Gorzów | Poland | Information and Communication Technologies, Business and Administration, Foreign Languages | Student Exchange (Outgoing, Incoming), Staff Exchange, Joint Workshops (European Management) | 1997 |
University of Economics | Katowice | Poland | Business and Administration | Student Exchange (Outgoing, Incoming), Staff Exchange | 2009 |
Łódź University of Technology | Łódź | Poland | Biological and Related Sciences, Engineering | Student Exchange (Outgoing, Incoming), Staff Exchange | 2016 |
Poznań School of Banking | Poznań | Poland | Business and Administration | Student Exchange (Outgoing, Incoming), Staff Exchange | 2014 |
Poznań School of Logistics | Poznań | Poland | Business and Administration, Logistics | Student Exchange (Outgoing, Incoming), Staff Exchange | 2004 |
Poznań University of Technology | Poznań | Poland | Management Science, Physics, Transport and Traffic Studies/Logistics, Mechanical Engineering | Student Exchange (Outgoing, Incoming), Staff Exchange, Joint Workshops (European Management) | 1994 |
Instituto Politécnico de Bragança | Bragança | Portugal | Business and Administration, Engineering, Biotechnology | Student Exchange (Outgoing, Incoming), Staff Exchange | 2005 |
Povolzhsky Institute of Management Named After P.A. Stolypin | Saratov | Russia | Public Administration | Interns Exchange, Joint Projects | 2012 |
Peter the Great St. Petersburg Polytechnic University | St. Petersburg | Russia | European Management, Industrial Engineering (Double degrees, only Incomings), Business and Management | Student Exchange (Outgoing, Incoming), Guest lectures | 2001 |
Yaroslavl State University | Yaroslavl | Russia | Business Informatics (Double degree only Incomings) | Student Exchange (Incoming), Guest lectures | 1995 |
Ural State University of Railway Transport | Yekaterinburg | Russia | Logistics | Joint Intensive Programmes, Guest Lectures | 2012 |
Technical University of Košice | Košice | Slovakia | Engineering | Student Exchange (Outgoing, Incoming), Staff Exchange, Assistance for PhD Students | 1997 |
Universitat Politècnica de Valencia, Campus D'Alcoi | Alcoy | Spain | Business and Administration, Informatics | Student Exchange (Outgoing, Incoming), Staff Exchange | 2015 |
Universitat Autónoma de Barcelona | Barcelona | Spain | Engineering, Logistics (Joint master's degree Logistics and Supply Chain Management) | Student Exchange (Outgoing, Incoming), Staff Exchange | 2012 |
Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya, Euncet Business School | Barcelona | Spain | Business and Administration | Student Exchange (Outgoing, Incoming), Staff Exchange | 2014 |
Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya, Terrassa School of Engineering | Barcelona (Terrassa) | Spain | Engineering, Mechanical Engineering | Student Exchange (Outgoing, Incoming), Staff Exchange | 2013 |
Universidad de Córdoba | Córdoba | Spain | European Management (Double degree), Business and Administration | Student Exchange (Outgoing, Incoming), Staff Exchange | 2014 |
University of Borås | Borås | Sweden | Business and Administration | Student Exchange (Outgoing, Incoming) | 2014 |
Işık University | Istanbul | Turkey | Business and Administration, Engineering | Student Exchange (Outgoing, Incoming), Staff Exchange | 2016 |
Muğla Sıtkı Koçman University | Muğla | Turkey | Renewable Energies, Physical Technology | Student Exchange (Outgoing, Incoming), Staff Exchange | 2005 |
V.E. Lashkaryov Institute of Semiconductor Physics, National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine | Kyiv | Ukraine | Photonics | Research, Assistance for PhD Students | 2009 |
Higher Colleges of Technology Abu Dhabi | Abu Dhabi | United Arab Emirates | Logistics | Guest lectures | 2010 |
University of the West of Scotland Paisley | Paisley | United Kingdom | Engineering, Mechanical Engineering | Student Exchange (Outgoing, Incoming), Staff Exchange | 2005 |
DePaul University | Chicago, IL | USA | Business Informatics, IT Security | Joint Projects, Research | 2018 |
Clark University | Worcester, MA | USA | Business Informatics, IT Security | Joint Projects, Research | 2018 |
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