Welcome to Heilbronn: Hundreds of students start adventure!

Welcome to Heilbronn: Hundreds of students start adventure!

A new semester begins in the university city of Heilbronn, which goes hand in hand with a warm greeting for hundreds of new students. Universities and universities open their doors for a variety of young adults who are willing to start their academic and personal trip. The atmosphere is alive: the cafés learn, students meet in the libraries for their group work and there is a lot going on on campus.

The DHBW Heilbronn has a total of 600 new students, with about half of the theoretical phase immerse themselves in the educational campus, while the others start directly with practical experience in partner companies. At the Heilbronn University of Applied Sciences, 1,420 new students start their academic career, and at the DHBW Center for Advanced Studies, 446 freshmen and 315 participants in certificate programs lay the foundation for their future.

impressive infrastructure and new courses

"You will be coveted graduates because they are excellently qualified," emphasized Nicole Graf, rector of the DHBW Heilbronn, at the ceremonial greeting in the forum on the education campus. Many new students were fascinated by the high -quality infrastructure: the auditorium is reminiscent of a congress hall, the library is generous and the cafeteria offers a modern selection of dishes. These facilities represent a "luxury" that cannot be found in many other educational institutions.

The course offer has also expanded this year: the degree course is the Data Science and Artificial Intelligence. A strong interest is registered in this area, especially in the BWL trade course, which recorded an increase of 15 percent of new students this year. Nicole Graf proudly mentions that the DHBW Heilbronn remains the largest commercial university in Germany and refers to the origins of the institution, which began modestly in the back yard of Stadtwerke 13 years ago

Helena Landeck, a 24-year-old student from Würzburg, was enthusiastic about the dual studies of Data Science at Adidas. It is part of the first year of the new course and is looking forward to optimizing company processes through modern technologies. "A lot can be made easier through automation. I am proud to be part of this new Initiative," she says.

The focus of the new course is not only on the use of AI, but also on how these technologies can be designed and developed. The potential for optimization is not just an issue for large companies; Smaller companies, such as law firms, are also included in this process.

growth and diversity in the university landscape

At the Heilbronn University of Applied Sciences, new courses have also started, including applied artificial intelligence and international business in English. Compared to the previous year, the university recorded an increase of six percent of registration in the Bachelor sector and 37 percent in the master area. Press spokeswoman Vanessa Offermann confirms the growing popularity and trust in the educational offers of the university.

For TUM (Technical University of Munich) in Heilbronn, it is expected that over 1,000 students will begin in five different courses in the winter semester 2024/25. Kerstin Besemer, press spokeswoman for the TUM, emphasizes that the registrar runs until mid -November compared to other universities, which could potentially lead to higher numbers for new students.

The DHBW Center for Advanced Studies reports 446 new registration this year, with a total of 27 dual master's programs and 96 certificate programs being offered. "The demand for our tailor -made programs has grown strongly," reports director Boris Kühnle and adds that the bankruptcy figures from the last winter semester are not achieved, but the entire development remains gratifying in the multi -year comparison.

Overall, a positive picture for the universities in Heilbronn is emerging. The choice of courses and the commitment of the new students are a clear indication of the continued relevance of the institutional educational landscape in Germany.

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