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Table of Contents Language Course/Short Course 2 Study Semester: Principles of Sustainable Business • Trier University of Applied Sciences • Hoppstädten-Weiersbach 2 Table of Contents Language course/short course 2 Study Semester: Principles of Sustainable Business • Trier University of Applied Sciences • Hoppstädten-Weiersbach 2 1 Language course/short course Study Semester: Principles of Sustainable Business Trier University of Applied Sciences • Hoppstädten-Weiersbach Overview Course location Hoppstädten-Weiersbach Teaching language English Language level of course English: B2 Date(s) October 2021 - February 2022 March - July 2022 (Registration deadline of course provider: November 01, 2021) Target group Bachelor's students of business, ecology, engineering, or environmental science Description/content Are you studying business, ecology, or environmental science and want to acquire key qualifications in environmental management? Take part in a one- or two-semester intensive course in sustainable management, and learn how companies could gain valuable advantages in the international market and prosper by implementing sustainable business solutions. Gain hands-on experience of successful, sustainable projects, and experience how to adapt to today's main challenge of integrating business success and sustainability. Meet the experts in successful environmental management at the Birkenfeld Environmental Campus. You can find out about Germany, and its regulatory and business approach to today's environmental challenges. Last but not least, you will visit fascinating business and cultural sites. The programme consists of six exciting modules from various disciplines per semester. All courses are held for four hours per week and are fully credited within the ECTS system, providing a total of 30 credits per semester. Courses take place in small, international study groups. Our teaching atmosphere fosters teamwork, intercultural competence and applied problem-solving via integrated case studies. Average number of hours 24 per week Average number of 20 participants per group/course 2 ECTS points (max.) 30 Costs / Funding Dates and costs October 2021 - February 2022, costs: EUR 720 March - July 2022 (Registration deadline of course provider: November 01, 2021), costs: EUR 720 This price includes Accompanying programme Course fees Requirements / Registration Teaching language English Language level of course English: B2 Language requirements TOEFL (Internet-based: 79 / computer-based: 213 / paper-based: 550) IELTS (band 6) TOEIC (Listening & Reading 750 points + Writing & Speaking 300 points) Submit application to www.umwelt-campus.de/posb Umwelt-Campus Birkenfeld Ms Katharina Laros PO Box 1380 55761 Birkenfeld Germany Alternative address for express delivery: Umwelt-Campus Birkenfeld Ms Katharina Laros Campusallee 9914 55768 Hoppstädten-Weiersbach Germany Services Is accommodation Accommodation is arranged by the organiser. organised? Type of accommodation Participants in the programme will live and study on our modern campus with over 2,500 other students. All student flats are reasonably priced (200–300 EUR per month) and fully equipped. 3 Is a social and leisure Yes programme offered? Description of social and The fee includes excursions in the region: e.g. a guided tour of Trier as Germany's oldest city; hiking leisure programme trips with wine-tastings at the Moselle River or Nahe River; and excursions to energy landscapes, enterprises focusing on project development and wind farms. Students will also attend a welcome party and a farewell party. Free internet access Yes Support in visa matters Yes Pick-up service from train Yes station/airport Take the Challenge for Our Future – Explore Sustainability at Germany's Greenest University Our international programmes implement the maxims of the global sustainability movement. We believe that knowledge has to be relevant for life. These challenges need real-life solutions; accordingly, we want to educate game-changers who are able to think ahead and address the mega trends of the future. more: https://www.youtube.com/watch? v=Ge89CG3DS-Y Trier University of Applied Sciences Our campus is one of the three sites of the Trier University of Applied Sciences, which is more than 30 years old and cooperates with more than 140 partner institutions worldwide. Founded in 1996, the Environment Campus Birkenfeld is still very young. Nonetheless, it is well equipped. We follow a residential campus concept with academic departments, libraries, and residences as well as social and sports facilities in one place. We not only develop sustainable technologies - we also use them. Energy and heat are supplied by a neighbouring combined biomass heat and power station, which uses waste wood and biogas. All roofs are equipped with solar panels; the lighting and 4 geothermal climate systems are highly energy efficient. The Environmental Campus is located near the town of Birkenfeld on the Nahe River, close to the major European centres of Frankfurt, Luxembourg, and Trier. The campus has its own railway station and is close to the Kaiserslautern-Trier motorway. It has a direct rail connection to Frankfurt Airport (less than two hours), and Ryanair's Frankfurt-Hahn hub is only 40 minutes away. University location Study in the heart of Europe - in the dynamic triangle between Germany, France and the Low Countries. Experience Europe's oldest cultural landscapes and cities while living on campus next to Germany's youngest national park. Benefit from the direct rail link to the major transportation hubs of Frankfurt and Paris. Contact Trier University of Applied Sciences Umwelt-Campus Birkenfeld Campusallee 9914 55768 Hoppstädten-Weiersbach Tel. +49 6782171208 [email protected] Course website: https://www.umwelt-campus.de/posb https://www.facebook.com/InternationalTeamUCB/ https://www.instagram.com/international_team_ucb/ Last update 29.09.2021 09:14:58 5 International Programmes in Germany - Database www.daad.de/international-programmes www.daad.de/sommerkurse Editor DAAD - Deutscher Akademischer Austauschdienst e.V. German Academic Exchange Service Section K23 – Information on Studying in Germany (responsible: Esther Kirk) Kennedyallee 50 D-53175 Bonn www.daad.de GATE-Germany Consortium for International Higher Education Marketing www.gate-germany.de Disclaimer The data used for this database was collected and analysed in good faith and with due diligence. The DAAD and the Content5 AG accept no liability for the correctness of the data contained in the "International Programmes in Germany" and “Language and Short Courses in Germany”. The publication is funded by the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research and by contributions of the participating German institutions of higher education..
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