Fachhochschule Luebeck (FH Luebeck, Luebeck University of Applied Sciences) is an institution of higher education focusing on technology, natural sciences, economy, and civil engineering. The number of students is about 4,200, along with 125 professors.
FH Luebeck consists of four departments, Department of Applied Natural Sciences, Department of Architecture, Civil Engineering and Urban Design, Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, Department of Mechanical Engineering, and Business Administration.
The University's credo can be translated as follows: "Innovative qualification and applied research for the economy on an international level".
The University's international focus is on double degree programs with China (East China University of Science and Technology - ECUST, Shanghai and Zhejiang University of Science and Technology - ZUST) and the USA (Milwaukee School of Engineering - MSOE). Five double degree programs have been successfully run for several years now, and a new double degree program is about to start. In addition to the ECUST- and MSOE-double degree programs, there are three English Master's programs for international students at the FH Lubeck: Biomedical Engineering, M.Sc., Mechanical Engineering, M.Sc., Environmental Engineering, M.Eng.
FH Lübeck offers three online Bachelor and Master programs: Computer Science and Media Applications, B.Sc., Computer Science and Media Applications, M.Sc., Business Administration and Engineering, B.Eng.
As a member of the "Hochschulverband virtuelle Fachhochschule (VFH)," FH Lübeck offers online programs within this association nationwide. The University's institute for educational services and the University's company campus, GmbH, offer e-learning services and a great variety of online professional training.
The University of Applied Sciences has held top places in nationwide third-party funds rankings for many years. The organizations FHL Projekt-GmbH and FHL Forschungs-GmbH created successful structures for technology transfer over the last years. The institute backs these up for entrepreneurship and business development. Eight so-called competence centers represent the fields of competences, from biotechnology to logistics.
International students have different options to study at the Luebeck University of Applied Sciences: either within a full-time bachelor or master degree program or as part of an exchange program. While most degree programs are primarily taught in German, we also offer international programs taught exclusively in English.
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