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Fachhochschule (German: [ˈfaxhoːxʃuːlə] ;
plural Fachhochschulen),
abbreviated FH, is a
university of
applied sciences (UAS), in
other words a German...
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while Fachhochschulen are
generally designed with a
focus on
teaching professional skills.
Degrees earned at Universitäten and
Fachhochschulen are legally...
- universities: Universitäten and
Fachhochschulen (which are also
called University of
Applied Sciences). Universitäten and
Fachhochschulen – both also
called Hochschulen...
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engineering degree offered by
Fachhochschulen after four
years of study) were
abolished in most
universities and "
Fachhochschulen" in 2010 and were replaced...
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humanities and
social sciences.
During the 1990s,
Austria introduced Fachhochschulen (University of
Applied Sciences) in
addition to the
traditional universities...
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universities (Privatuniversitäten), and
universities of
applied science (
Fachhochschulen). The
three types are
based on
different laws. One of the main differences—but...
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academic degrees, that is both
regular universities (Universitäten) and
Fachhochschulen.
Rather than as an
umbrella term,
Hochschule is also
increasingly used...
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Wirtschaft or FHTW is the name for
universities of
applied sciences (
Fachhochschulen) with
focus on
technology and
business in Germany.
There are several...
- The five-year
study programs at GJU
follow the
model of the
German Fachhochschulen (universities of
applied sciences), with
their philosophy of industry-based...
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medical and engineering. The list does not, however,
cover the
German Fachhochschulen (University of
Applied Sciences) or
institutions that
cover only certain...
