Hochschule Mannheim – University of Applied Sciences

About Hochschule Mannheim – University of Applied Sciences

Future educational demands have been anticipated by the Hochschule Mannheim – University of Applied Sciences. The Hochschule Mannheim is one of the major public universities of applied sciences in the Federal state of Baden-Württemberg, with roughly 5,200 students (12 percent foreign), 180 professors, over 100 contract lecturers, and more than 300 technicians and administrative employees. The engineering departments were carried through from the previous Mannheim School of Engineering, which was founded in 1898. The majority of graduate programs still revolve around these topics.

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Overall Ranking

The university has ranked 2964 of 14,160 in the World, 868 of 2,789 in Europe, 115 of 370 in Germany, 14 of 62in Baden-Wurttemberg, 2 of 6 in Mannheim, and 942 of 1,070 for Plastic Surgery.

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Courses Offered for International Students

The university offers several bachelor’s and master’s degree programs for international students, including:

1. Electrical Engineering (EEB)
2. BSc Engineering Management
3. MSc Biotechnology
4. German-French Study Center
5. Computer Science
6. Communication Design
7. Engineering and Management
8. Mechanical Engineering

Scholarship and Financial Aid

No information about this is given on University’s portal. In case of any update, data will be updated here as well.

Internships near University

During the studies, students are required to participate in an internship program at the university. Internships enable individuals to improve their language skills, broaden their intercultural and social capacities, and get valuable professional experience. Students can enroll in a variety of internships while in university. Apart from that, internships for organizations like osapiens Services, Roche, and Essity may be found on a variety of internet platforms.

Jobs near Hochschule Mannheim – University of Applied Sciences

Part-time work alternatives for international students are not available at the university. Depending on their interests, students can find part-time work on the internet at Schön Klinik, ias Gruppe, and Agaplesion gAG.

Housing and Accommodation

Students are not provided with housing by the university. Aside from that, the university can help students find lodging close to campus. Depending on availability and living preferences, students can rent a single room or a bed in a shared double bedroom for roughly €291 per month.

Cost of Living

The institution provides a broad selection of courses, some of which cost around €1500 per semester. Students in Mannheim must raise an average of €700 per month for food, clothing, and other living expenses.

Category	Expensive City [in Euro]	Average [in Euro]	Small town [in Euro]	Comments
Rent	500	375	200	Depending on the location
Semester Fees	350	200	110	Per semester
Transportation	0	0	0	The cost of transportation is already included in the semester fees.
Public Insurance	110	110	110	Insurance does not depend on cities.
Private Insurance	35	35	35	you can choose either public or private insurance.
Radio Bill	18.36	18.36	18.36	Per month
Mobile	20	15	8	Mobile bill does not depend on cities. Usually it cost 8-20 euro per month
Groceries	220	200	160	Depending on your choice
Miscellaneous	200	150	100	Depending on your choice
Total [with Public Insurance]	1,418	1,068.36	706.36	Per month
Total [with Private Insurance]	1,343	993.63	631.36	Per month

Places to visit near the University

Mannheim is a city on the Rhine and Neckar rivers in southwest Germany. Historical displays and the University of Mannheim are housed in the baroque 18th-century Mannheim Palace. Mannheim is famed for its world-changing inventions, particularly in the field of mobility: the vehicle, bicycle, and tractor were all invented here. The spirit of innovation is still alive and well today.

1. Mannheim Palace: One of Europe’s largest and best-preserved palaces, Mannheim Palace is one of Europe’s largest and best-preserved palaces. This baroque palace’s sumptuous interior is a work of architectural brilliance. The Rittersaal (knights’ hall) and the beautiful ceremonial stairway always take people’s breath away.
2. Wasserturm: The Wasserturm (water tower) towers over Friedrichsplatz, a square noted for having some of the country’s greatest intact neo-Baroque and Art Nouveau buildings. The Wasserturm, was completed in 1889 and is 60 meters tall with a capacity of 2000 cubic meters, is 60 meters high and has a capacity of 2000 cubic meters.
3. Mannheim’s Technoseum: The Technoseum is a technological museum that chronicles the rise of industrialization in southern Germany. Visitors may look at displays and exhibits on the most important industries of the 18th century, such as clockmaking, papermaking, and weaving, as well as inspect machinery from other sectors.

The Hochschule Mannheim educates its students in a methodical manner about the opportunities and difficulties that a global labor market presents. Currently, about a quarter of our students use the existing network of affiliated companies and universities to spend at least one semester of their studies abroad. International experience is now considered one of the most important qualities for new graduates. At the Hochschule Mannheim, a variety of activities and institutions assist students in gaining this sort of experience.