One profile - many faces Practical and theoretically sound, international and future-oriented - studying at Mainz University ... of Applied Sciences prepare students for their careeres and their future in the best sense of the word. We are known for the interdependence of teaching, research and practice. The cooperation between the university and industry is particularly close here: the on-the-job degree programs alone cultivate 450 cooperative partnerships, mainly in the business sector of the Rhine-Main region. It's a win-win situation: The business community benefits from innovative ideas from the university, and vice versa, the students benefit from the concrete objectives of the companies. This can be seen, among other things, in the introduction of international and future-oriented degree programs such as: media design, international business and media, IT & management. In spite of demanding topics, studying here remains manageable in terms of time. The focus is always on the students: They benefit from the familiar atmosphere, small groups and project-oriented learning. A wide variety of study programmes is offered, divided into the three following faculties: • School of Engineering • School of Design • School of Business From research to technology transfer In applied research and development, we do internationally recognized top-class work in many areas. This is clearly demonstrated by numerous third-party-funded projects and patent developments. With new focal points of our work, we continue to set innovative accents in research and development - which we then implement with cooperation partners from business, science, culture and industry. Seven institutes with their own focal points of work have emerged from the schools at our university to this day; the pioneers among them have been working independently and successfully for more than ten years. Data protection/Privacy: www.hs-mainz.de/en/data-protectionprivacy Legal Information & Website Credits: www.hs-mainz.de/en/legal-information-website-credits read more