Was spricht für ein Studium am Hochschulort Hohenheim?
- Sie erwartet ein vielfältiges Lehrangebot mit interessanten Lehrmethoden.
- Forschung und Lehre sind geprägt von den Themen Internationalität, Innovation, Interdisziplinarität und Nachhaltigkeit.
- Durch unser Beratungsnetzwerk werden Sie gut betreut.
- Kurze Wege auf dem Campus zwischen Hörsälen, Mensa und Sportanlagen spart Zeit.
- Die Region Stuttgart ist wirtschaftsstark und sehr gut geeignet für Praktika und Nebentätigkeiten zur Studienfinanzierung.
Why study Education for Business and Economics in Hohenheim?
- Wide range of courses and very good personal supervision
- Individual elective options when planning studies
- Practical experience through integrated internships in companies and schools
- One degree = two career opportunities: Business or school
| Application for the 1st subject-related semester | |
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| Admission type | Limited number of spots in the program (NC: 128 places) |
| Start of studies | Only in the winter semester |
| Application deadline | For the winter semester: 15 July |
| Admission requirements* |
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| Selection criteria* | Average grade of your university entrance qualification (e.g. Abitur), vocational training or internships, extracurricular achievements |
| More information on applying for the 1st subject-related semester | |
*The listed admission requirements must be met. In the case of Bachelor's degree programs with a limited number of spots, applicants are chosen on the basis of selection criteria.
| Application to higher subject-related semester | |
|---|---|
| Admission type | Limited number of spots in the program |
| Start of studies | Winter and summer semesters |
| Application deadlines | For the winter semester: 15 July For the summer semester: 15 January |
| Requirements / allocation of study places / documents | |
| Academic program advising | |
Information for international applicants
Curious? Planning the next steps? More information?
You can find our orientation program and information about choosing your program in the section “Choosing a Program.”
Still have questions?
The Central Student Counselling Center (ZSB) offers personal advising for prospective students on topics and questions related to degree program selection.
