Hochschule Bremen

About the University

The Hochschule Bremen was formally founded in 1982. It is one of the largest applied sciences universities located in the heart of Bremen, Germany. The university is dedicated to innovation and internalization. The renowned public institute offers numerous degree programs with an interdisciplinary approach to over 8,940 students and collaborates with over 10,000 companies worldwide. Furthermore, it is regarded as the second largest scientific institution in Bremen, for its future-oriented teaching and research in the scientific field. Currently, there are 8,600 students in the college, among which 18% are international.

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Overall Ranking

Hochschule Bremen holds up its rank at  3050 of 14,160 in the world, 889 of 2,789 in Europe, 121 of 370 in Germany, 3 of 6 in Bremen state, and 3 of 5 in Bremen City. In addition to that, it’s ranking in particular courses ranges as follows 2468 of 3,671 in Material Science, 2588 of 4,160 in Physics, 2758 of 4,716 in Engineering.
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Courses offered by Hochschule Bremen

The Hochschule Bremen City University of Applied Science offers a vast range of curriculum in five major faculties which are as follows:

• School of International Business
• Civil & Environmental Engineering, Architecture
• Social Sciences
• Computer Sciences & Electrical Engineering.
• School of Nature & 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 Hochschule Bremen

Firstly, searching for internships is part of the university experience. Students also apply for part-time jobs to finance their studies and cope up with their living expenses.  Furthermore, students can also work as a ‘HiWi’ at the university as it provides positions on research projects, student assistantship, etc.

Jobs near Hochschule Bremen

Renowned companies like H&M, Saturn, GALERIA, etc. also offer job opportunities through online portals which are easily accessible. Moreover, the Career Gate program is very helpful for foreign students for job hunting.

Housing and Accommodation

Students can live in a shared flat or a student housing facility. The rent for them is between €300-€400/month. Off-campus housing locations for students are available. Some of them are called ‘Neustadt’ and are a short trip from campus. Viertel is a popular contemporary location although expensive while Walle is affordable but farther from the university. Individuals changing their main place of residence to Bremen for the first time shall be entitled to a welcome bonus of €150, which may be received by submitting the application form. Details about the housing facility from various agencies are posted on the university’s website.

Cost of living

Generally speaking, Bremen is quite affordable for students. Students need to pay only the semester fees twice a year which is €380 for courses as tuitions fees aren’t required. The average cost of living in Bremen amounts to €860/month including food, rent, clothing, and leisure activities. Moreover, living costs vary from student to student and they can live in Bremen in a modest and normal manner.

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 Hochschule Bremen

Bremen is the largest cultural and economic hub of the Northern region in Germany but as a state, Bremen is the smallest. Following are some of the sites students can visit during their university years:

• City Center Old Bremen: Altstadt around Marktplatz runs the Christmas market in winter. It is also the place where students can shop and stroll through the marketplace to get a feel of the city and join in on the festivities. It’s also a historical center so students with historical inclination could visit the structure and get in touch with the past.
• Bremen Overseas Museum: Established in 1875, it is home to lots of historical sculptures and major art pieces. Naturally, many art lovers would love to visit this site to appreciate their passion and to enjoy their free time. Its integration of culture and trading is phenomenal.
• Paula Modersohn-Becker Museum: Opened in 1927, it is the first museum in the world dedicated to a female artist and an essential part of expressionist architecture. It’s a place worth visiting with its unprecedented history and heritage.

In a nutshell, the Hochschule Bremen City University of Applied Science is a great opportunity for students looking for research and engineering as it has stellar academic performance. Furthermore, its cooperation with different universities around the world ensures an enriching career.