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Focus: 2007 University Ranking
Top-ten placing for Economics at the Universität Hohenheim [02.12.2007]
A hotbed of economic scientists and academics is how “Focus“ described the Universität Hohenheim. Ranked for the first time, the Universität Hohenheim was awarded top marks in research and lecturing is now one of Germany’s top universities for Economics. "The top marks and our good reputation are further recognition of the Hohenheim concept of offering courses with a high...more
Current “karriere“ ranking:
Top ten place for the Universität Hohenheim’s Business Economists [02.12.2007]
Universität Hohenheim Business Economists on course for success. Even better than last year, the magazine “karriere“ (Handelsblatt Publishers) ranked the Hohenheim Economics degree course in sixth place amongst all the state universities. Based on this, Personnel Managers will now appreciate far more graduates with a “made in Hohenheim“ degree. The ranking list, which was...more
Trans-national studies:
First European Course in Environmental Science [02.12.2007]
The EU creates a huge potential for jobs with its new Environmental Directive. For the first time water and chemical directives are to be regulated throughout Europe – and with this comes the requirement for a new generation of environmental experts, who are conversant with EU legislation and have knowledge of ecology and resource management. The ideal training for this is...more
“Wirtschaftswoche“ 2007 University ranking:
Top ten place for the Universität Hohenheim Economists [02.12.2007]
The Personnel Managers have cast their votes: Political Economic and Business Economics graduates from the Universität Hohenheim are some of the most highly-qualified candidates and enjoy the best reputation in business. The Universität Hohenheim thus belongs to the select group of universities in Germany, where courses train students to be ready for the world of work –...more
Glittering job prospects:
New Bioenergy courses at the Universität Hohenheim and the Rottenburg University of Applied Forest Sciences [02.12.2007]
The boom in bioenergy runs the risk of coming to a halt because of the staggering lack of specialist staff. Help is at hand with two new courses, which the Universität Hohenheim and the Rottenburg University of Applied Forest Sciences will be starting up this coming winter semester. The new Bachelor degree courses ”Sustainable Raw Materials“ and "BioEnergy" are unique in...more