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DHBW STUTTGART | BADEN-WUERTTEMBERG COOPERATIVE STATE UNIVERSITY STUTTGART FACTS AND FIGURES

v Visit us on the Internet www.dhbw-stuttgart.de/english FACTS AND FIGURES STUDY PROGRAMMES BACHELOR

SCHOOL OF BUSINESS (B.A. or B.Sc.) Applied Health Sciences Applied Nursing Sciences Applied Midwifery Banking Service Sector Management Financial Services Health Care Management Management in Commerce Skilled Trades and Crafts Real Estate Management Industrial Management International Business Insurance Digital Business Management Accounting, Taxation and Business Law Business Information Systems

SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING (Stuttgart and Horb) / (B.Eng. or B.Sc.) Computer Science Electrical Engineering Mechanical Engineering Mechatronics Business Administration and Engineering Technical Management (Campus Horb only)

SCHOOL OF SOCIAL WORK (B.A.) Work, Integration and Social Security Child and Youth Care Youth, Family and Social Welfare Services Social Work with Children and Young People Social Work in Healthcare Social Work: Early Years and Primary Education Social Work: Long-Term Care and Rehabilitation Forensic Social work POSTGRADUATE STUDY PROGRAMMES

For more information on the different postgraduate study programmes available, please visit: http://www.cas.dhbw.de and http://www.dhbw-stuttgart.de/master FACTS AND FIGURES STUDENT ENROLLMENT FIGURES BACHELOR

STUDENTS (2018 / 2019) Total number of students 8,329 School of Engineering Stuttgart 2,226 School of Engineering on the Campus Horb 975 School of Business 4,048 School of Social Work 1,043 International Students 37

FIRST YEAR BACHELOR-STUDENTS (2018 / 2019) Total number of first year students 3,091 School of Engineering Stuttgart 843 School of Engineering Campus Horb 388 School of Business 1,474 School of Social Work 361 International Students 25

STUDENT ENROLLMENT 2018 / 2019 8,329 2017 / 2018 8,302 2016 / 2017 8,270 2015 / 2016 8,357 2014 / 2015 8,458 2013 / 2014 8,382 2012 / 2013 7,809 2011 / 2012 7,178 2010 / 2011 7,043 2009 / 2010 6,758 2008 / 2009 6,147 2007 / 2008 5,534

GRADUATES 2018 (Stuttgart and Horb) Total number of graduates 2,360 School of Engineering 918 School of Business 1,163 School of Social Work 279

NUMBER OF EMPLOYEES IN 2018 (Stuttgart and Horb) Total number of employees 409 Professors 166 Secretariats, Senior and Junior Assistants 113 Laboratories / Electronic data processing centres, Research centres 59 Library 11 General Administration 35 Staff functions 19 Trainees 6 FACTS AND FIGURES SIGNIFICANT STAGES OF DEVELOPMENT SINCE 2006

2006 ff. Expansion „University 2012“ with a capacity increase of approximately 50 % 2006 All degree courses accredited by ZEvA (Hannover) 2006 Complete conversion of study courses to Bachelor programme 2007 ff. New internal organisation as well as a new (quality) control

2008 Bachelor programmes internationally accredited by the Open University Validation Services (OUVS) 2009 Conversion of the BA into the DHBW (Baden- Wuerttemberg Cooperative State University) and therewith the BA Stuttgart into the DHBW Stuttgart, also charged with cooperative research 2009 ff. Structure and development plan 2009–2013 and its implementation 2009 ff. Implementation of the new administrative system DUALIS 2010 Institutional re-accreditation of all the DHBW locations by the OUVS 2010 ff. Incorporation of the VWA-Academy into the DHBW Stuttgart 2010 / 2011 Revision of all Bachelor programmes 2010 / 2011 Development of cooperative Master study courses 2011 System accreditation of all DHBW locations by ZEvA 2011 Start of cooperative Master programmes at the DHBW Stuttgart 2012 accredited as family-friendly University 2014 DHBW Stuttgart celebrates 40 years of excellence 2015 DHBW Stuttgart Campus Horb celebrates 25 years of excellence 2016 / 2017 Revision of all Bachelor programmes

MEMBERSHIPS SINCE 2011

→ Founding member of „Hochschul- und Wissenschaftsregion Stuttgart e.V.“ → Member of the „dual career solution – Netzwerk für Karrieren in und um Stuttgart“ → „Partner university of high-performance sports“ in cooperation with „adh“ and the Olympic Training Centre Stuttgart FACTS AND FIGURES

EXCHANGE PARTNER INSTITUTIONS OF DHBW STUTTGART

CANADA Edwards School of Business | University of Saskatchewan CHECH REPUBLIC University of West Bohemia

CHINA Hubei University of Automotive Technology DENMARK Technical University of Denmark | KEA – University of Design and Technology FINLAND Oulu University of Applied Sciences | Laurea University of Applied Sciences | Kajaani University of Applied Sciences | Metropolia University of Applied Sciences FRANCE Université de Lorraine | Université de Versailles/ St-Quentin-en-Yvelines | Université Polytechnique des Hauts-de-France GREAT BRITAIN University of Sunderland | University of Bolton | Aston University | Heriot-Watt University HUNGARY John-von-Neumann University INDIA Gujarat Technological University | K.J. Somaiya Institute of Management and Research LITHUANIA Kaunas University of Technology MALAYSIA Universiti Teknologi MARA MEXIKO Tecnológico de Monterey | Universidad Autónoma de Coahuila NETHERLANDS Hanze University of Applied Sciences | The Hague University of Applied Sciences | Fontys University of Applied Sciences | Saxion University of Applied Sciences POLAND University of Katowice

For a comprehensive list of DHBW Stuttgart partner institutions please refer to our website: http://www.dhbw-stuttgart.de/service/downloads/internationales FACTS AND FIGURES

FACULTY AND STAFF EXPENDITURES

EXPENSES IN € 2017 2016 2015 2014

Faculty and Staff 29,842,000 29,975,000 30,933,000 27,706,000

CONTACT

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International Office Paulinenstr. 50

PRESIDENT Prof. Dr. rer. pol. Joachim Weber Baden-Wuerttemberg Cooperative State University Stuttgart

Jägerstraße 56 70174 Stuttgart / Germany www.dhbw-stuttgart.de

GENERAL ADMINISTRATION / Department of Legal Affairs and Controlling Ass. iur. Dipl.-Juristin Sabine Kull Dipl.-Kauffrau (FH) Klaudia Machalicky

[email protected] November 2018 Status:

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