The DHBW Stuttgart offers a practice-oriented dual study program in cooperation with over 2,200 companies. With more than 40 bachelor's and master's programs, it promotes the connection between theory and practice and is actively committed to sustainability and international cooperation.
The DHBW Stuttgart is one of the largest universities in the Stuttgart and Upper Neckar regions. With about 8,200 students, it offers a unique dual study concept that combines theory and practice. In cooperation with around 2,200 selected companies and social institutions, the so-called Dual Partners, more than 40 bachelor's and numerous master's programs are offered in the fields of business, engineering, social work, and health[1][3].
The Main Mission of DHBW Stuttgart is to provide practice-oriented education that is closely linked to the requirements of the labor market. The Values of the university include close cooperation between the university and companies as well as the promotion of action and social competence among students[3].
DHBW Stuttgart is actively committed to Sustainability. An example of this is the interactive learning game "Climate Fresk," which introduces first-semester students to the complex world of climate change and allows them to develop action options to combat climate change[5]. Additionally, DHBW is part of the Hochschulallianz EU4Dual, which advocates for the promotion of dual study offerings in Europe[5].
DHBW Stuttgart maintains close international cooperation with universities and companies. This includes the exchange of students and faculty as well as joint teaching and research projects aimed at successfully operating in global fields of work[3].
