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The DHBW Heidenheim is a leading center for dual study programs in East Württemberg. As part of the largest university in Baden-Württemberg, it offers a unique concept that combines theory and practice. With about 2,400 students in the fields of Business, Engineering, Social Work, and Health, the DHBW works closely with around 900 companies and institutions to ensure practice-oriented training.
The main mission of DHBW Heidenheim is to train qualified professionals for the region through the integration of academic study and application-oriented learning. A central value is Family Friendliness, which is emphasized by the "Family-Friendly University" certificate. This commitment is reflected in the creation of working and study conditions that allow for a good balance between work, study, and family.
DHBW Heidenheim is actively engaged in sustainable projects and research. One example is the working group "KLUG - AG Around Birth," which addresses the impacts of climate change on the health of families. Additionally, the university promotes enthusiasm for science and technology among young people through events like the Children's University Plus, where sustainable topics such as the lifecycle of T-shirts are also discussed.
DHBW Heidenheim conducts application-oriented and transfer-oriented research in the fields of health, social work, engineering, and business. International collaborations, such as participation in the International Confederation of Midwives (ICM), underscore the university's commitment to global exchange and the further development of midwifery education.
DHBW Heidenheim is regularly recognized for outstanding achievements. Graduates like Melina Lang and Karolina Adamicki have been honored for their excellent academic performance. Additionally, the commitment of students is acknowledged through awards such as the "Engagement for Student Affairs" award.
