Nordhausen University of Applied Sciences

About Nordhausen University of Applied Sciences

Nordhausen University of Applied Sciences, located in Thuringia and founded in 1997, has evolved into a well-educational institution: cutting-edge technologies, experienced professors and lecturers, as well as modern degree programs that meet the needs of the future labor market, ensure a high standard of scientific training. It is a public, non-profit university with 2,300 students, including 5% overseas students.

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Overall Ranking

The university has a ranking of 7355 of 14,160 in the World, 1924 of 2,789 in Europe, 284 of 370 in Germany, and 9 of 12 in Thuringia.

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Courses Offered for International Students

International students can take a variety of courses at Nordhausen University’s Faculty of Economic and Social Sciences, including:

1. Public Management B.A.
2. International Business B.A.
3. Innovation and Change Management M.A.
4. Public Management & Governance M.A.
5. Industrial Engineering M.Eng.

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 Nordhausen University of Applied Sciences

All the strands connected to industry relationships come together at the university’s internship office. The internship is regarded as a preliminary stage. Practical experience and personality, in addition to a high degree, are important variables in a profession. Apart from this students may also apply for internships with other online firms such as Novelis, KWS Group, and Alstom.

Jobs near Nordhausen University of Applied Sciences

Students can work full-time or part-time at universities with other institutes to handle their funds on their own. This provides an ideal foundation for a variety of regional and national economic projects. The well-equipped infrastructure and cutting-edge laboratories that are conveniently located on campus might help students learn more and make money. Except that Students can find a range of part-time work on websites like Hunkemöller, Hufeland Klinikum, and MEDIAN Kliniken.

Housing and Accommodation

The university provides accommodation for students. On-campus, the Studierendenwerk Thüringen manages six halls of residence. One hall is reserved exclusively for Studienkolleg students. All of the residence halls have been remodeled. A new hall of residence with 39 accommodation units and a multilingual preschool has been open since the winter semester 2010/11. All resident halls offer complimentary internet access (wifire). The rent is affordable for students, ranging between €180 and €400 per month. Students can apply for accommodation directly from the official university website.

Cost of Living

In the city of Nordhausen, students can also opt to live in individual rental flats or communal flats at student pricing. Although expenses vary by area, the student’s lifestyle determines the average cost of living. The overall cost of clothes, food, and other monthly costs should not exceed €525 excluding rent. The university does not charge tuition fees as it is a public institution.

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

Nordhausen is the economic and cultural center of northern Thuringia, as well as Thuringia’s entrance to the Harz mountains, with a history dating back over a thousand years. The town’s unique beauty comes from its gorgeous surroundings, a diverse variety of leisure activities, and a diverse spectrum of art and culture.

1. Stolberg Castle– It is a castle in the German Harz Mountains, located in the town of Stolberg. It was built in the 13th century and is on a hill with dangerous falls on three sides, high above the town.
2. Nordhausen Gravel Pit Lakes– In the south of the town of Nordhausen, an open-cast gravel mine has produced a unique aquatic landscape. Deep, clear lakes, such as the beach at Bielener Kiesgewässer and the diving center at the Sundhäuser See, are perfect for swimming and diving. Seagull and trout lakes are designated as nature preserves and fish and bird refuges.
3. The rose garden in Nordhausen– Around 12,000 tourists each year visit the rose garden in Nordhausen, which is located immediately adjacent to the Südharz-Klinikum and features 3,500 roses in over 100 different types. The rose garden welcomes you to remain and rest even in the winter. The Park Hohenrode, Nordhausen’s next outstanding park and garden, may be reached by walking a few steps more.

Nordhausen University of Applied Sciences is a new, forward-thinking campus university that provides high-quality education and research. The foundation is a liberal-democratic perspective of the world. The contention is that all members of the university should be treated with respect and appreciation. Along with it, students’, professors’, and employees’ performance and motivation, as well as shared goal orientation and communication, result in comprehensive and high-quality education and science. It’s a lot of fun to study, teach, and work at Nordhausen University.