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International Study Guide Key Facts About the University University of Applied Sciences Wiener Neustadt Full time programmes Business . Engineering . Health Studies . Security . Sport International Study Guide Key facts about the University. [email protected] . Fon: +43-(0)2622-89084-0 . www.fhwn.ac.at Johannes Gutenberg-Straße 3 . 2700 Wiener Neustadt . Austria at a glance Austria Wiener Neustadt fhwn DEGREE PROGRAMMES LEADING TO A DEGREE PROGRAMMES LEADING TO A do. we www.fhwn.ac.at Location Wiener Neustadt, (48 km south of Vienna), Austria BACHELOR’S DEGREE MASTER’S DEGREE Founded 1994 School of Business 4 Business Consultancy (German) 4 Business Consultancy (German) 4 Business Consultancy International (English) 4 Business Consultancy International (English) History The University of Applied Sciences Wiener Neustadt (Fachhochschule Wiener Neustadt) – hereafter named FHWN – was established in 1994 as the first of its kind in Austria and 4 Product Marketing & Project Management (German) 4 Product Marketing & Innovation Management (German) currently has 3,200 students. From its inception and by law it was unequivocally positioned in the third level of education in Austria. Its aim was to combine academic studies with a more practically orientated education, which would be specifically suited to the business and School of Engineering 4 Business Engineering (German) 4 Business Engineering (German) technology sectors of today. The University of Applied Sciences Wiener Neustadt currently 4 Information Technology (German) 4 Information Technology (German) consists of five schools, Business, Engineering, Health Studies, Sport and Security. The 4 Mechatronics/Microsystems Engineering (German) 4 Mechatronics/Microsystems Engineering (German) university was awarded its official ”Fachhochschule” (FH) status in 1999, again making it a 4 Aerospace Engineering (English)* 4 Biotechnological Processes (German) pioneer among Austrian institutions of higher education. 4 Biotechnological Processes (German) 4 MedTech (English) To this day, the University of Applied Sciences Wiener Neustadt maintains its reputation of excellence and is internationally recognised as one of the top institutions of its kind. School of Health Studies 4 Speech Therapy (German) we do. With the establishment of the bachelor and master programmes Business Consultancy 4 Occupational Therapy (German) International and MedTech (taught exclusively in English), the University of Applied Sciences 4 Biomedical Analytics (German) international Wiener Neustadt has furthered its reputation and international connections. Four of its study 4 Radiological Technology (German) programmes, including the bachelor and master degree programmes Business Consultancy 4 Health Care and Nursing (German) International, have been accredited by FIBAA. practical Source of institutional control Legal form: private limited company, output-oriented state supervision and state School of Training and Sport 4 Training and Sport Management (German) 4 Training and Sport Management (German)* accreditation every five years. career driven School of Security Management 4 Police Leadership (German) 4 Strategic Security Management (German) Governance The CEOs are responsible for the business and administrative health of the institution and for keeping the board of trustees informed, so that it can meet its responsibilities as the policymaking body of the university. The rector heads the academic council of the university. For further information on these study possibilities and details on study plans please contact CEOs Mag. Susanne Scharnhorst [email protected]. Prof (FH) DI Dr. Gerhard Pramhas MBA *subject to the approval of the FH Council. CAMPUS FACTS 4 Located within 10 minutes of downtown Would you like to spend Wiener Neustadt an exchange semester 4 More than 20,000 m2 building 4 10 large lecture halls at our university? 4 38 seminar rooms 4 15 IT labs open 12 hrs a day 4 2 laptop labs For further information please 4 1 multimedia lab contact the International Office 4 Modern university cafeteria [email protected] 4 Library of 550 m² IMPRESSUM Publisher: University of Applied Sciences Wiener Neustadt für Wirtschaft und Technik Ges.m.b.H. 4 4 biomedical analytics labs 4 10 occupational therapy workshop rooms Design: Dr. Andrea Grimm . Realisation: Jürgen Undeutsch, B.A. Text: FHWN . Pictures: weinfranz.at . University of Applied Sciences Wiener Neustadt 4 1 radiation protection room Issue: 02/2011 . Subject to modifications and printing errors. No liability assumed for any price information. Sponsored by: Department of Culture and Science, Lower Austria Government Business . Engineering . Health Studies . Security . Sport University of Applied Sciences Wiener Neustadt Full time programmes Business . Engineering . Health Studies . Security . Sport International Study Guide Key facts about the University. [email protected] . Fon: +43-(0)2622-89084-0 . www.fhwn.ac.at Johannes Gutenberg-Straße 3 . 2700 Wiener Neustadt . Austria at a glance Austria Wiener Neustadt fhwn DEGREE PROGRAMMES LEADING TO A DEGREE PROGRAMMES LEADING TO A do. we www.fhwn.ac.at Location Wiener Neustadt, (48 km south of Vienna), Austria BACHELOR’S DEGREE MASTER’S DEGREE Founded 1994 School of Business 4 Business Consultancy (German) 4 Business Consultancy (German) 4 Business Consultancy International (English) 4 Business Consultancy International (English) History The University of Applied Sciences Wiener Neustadt (Fachhochschule Wiener Neustadt) – hereafter named FHWN – was established in 1994 as the first of its kind in Austria and 4 Product Marketing & Project Management (German) 4 Product Marketing & Innovation Management (German) currently has 3,200 students. From its inception and by law it was unequivocally positioned in the third level of education in Austria. Its aim was to combine academic studies with a more practically orientated education, which would be specifically suited to the business and School of Engineering 4 Business Engineering (German) 4 Business Engineering (German) technology sectors of today. The University of Applied Sciences Wiener Neustadt currently 4 Information Technology (German) 4 Information Technology (German) consists of five schools, Business, Engineering, Health Studies, Sport and Security. The 4 Mechatronics/Microsystems Engineering (German) 4 Mechatronics/Microsystems Engineering (German) university was awarded its official ”Fachhochschule” (FH) status in 1999, again making it a 4 Aerospace Engineering (English)* 4 Biotechnological Processes (German) pioneer among Austrian institutions of higher education. 4 Biotechnological Processes (German) 4 MedTech (English) To this day, the University of Applied Sciences Wiener Neustadt maintains its reputation of excellence and is internationally recognised as one of the top institutions of its kind. School of Health Studies 4 Speech Therapy (German) we do. With the establishment of the bachelor and master programmes Business Consultancy 4 Occupational Therapy (German) International and MedTech (taught exclusively in English), the University of Applied Sciences 4 Biomedical Analytics (German) international Wiener Neustadt has furthered its reputation and international connections. Four of its study 4 Radiological Technology (German) programmes, including the bachelor and master degree programmes Business Consultancy 4 Health Care and Nursing (German) International, have been accredited by FIBAA. practical Source of institutional control Legal form: private limited company, output-oriented state supervision and state School of Training and Sport 4 Training and Sport Management (German) 4 Training and Sport Management (German)* accreditation every five years. career driven School of Security Management 4 Police Leadership (German) 4 Strategic Security Management (German) Governance The CEOs are responsible for the business and administrative health of the institution and for keeping the board of trustees informed, so that it can meet its responsibilities as the policymaking body of the university. The rector heads the academic council of the university. For further information on these study possibilities and details on study plans please contact CEOs Mag. Susanne Scharnhorst [email protected]. Prof (FH) DI Dr. Gerhard Pramhas MBA *subject to the approval of the FH Council. CAMPUS FACTS 4 Located within 10 minutes of downtown Would you like to spend Wiener Neustadt an exchange semester 4 More than 20,000 m2 building 4 10 large lecture halls at our university? 4 38 seminar rooms 4 15 IT labs open 12 hrs a day 4 2 laptop labs For further information please 4 1 multimedia lab contact the International Office 4 Modern university cafeteria [email protected] 4 Library of 550 m² IMPRESSUM Publisher: University of Applied Sciences Wiener Neustadt für Wirtschaft und Technik Ges.m.b.H. 4 4 biomedical analytics labs 4 10 occupational therapy workshop rooms Design: Dr. Andrea Grimm . Realisation: Jürgen Undeutsch, B.A. Text: FHWN . Pictures: weinfranz.at . University of Applied Sciences Wiener Neustadt 4 1 radiation protection room Issue: 02/2011 . Subject to modifications and printing errors. No liability assumed for any price information. Sponsored by: Department of Culture and Science, Lower Austria Government Business . Engineering . Health Studies . Security . Sport University of Applied Sciences Wiener Neustadt Full time programmes Business . Engineering . Health Studies . Security . Sport International Study Guide Key facts about the University. [email protected] . Fon: +43-(0)2622-89084-0
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