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The Fachhochschule für Verwaltung und Dienstleistung (FHVD) in Schleswig-Holstein is a renowned educational institution that specializes in training professionals in the public service. With locations in Altenholz and Reinfeld, the FHVD offers a comprehensive range of study programs tailored to the needs of public administration.
The main mission of the FHVD is to provide education through application-oriented teaching that prepares students for their responsibilities in society. The FHVD places great importance on imparting scientific methods and knowledge to optimally prepare students for their future tasks in public service[1].
Although specific sustainability goals are not explicitly mentioned, the FHVD values an inclusive and supportive learning environment. Current initiatives include the reopening of facilities such as the cafeteria at the Altenholz campus, operated by the Drachensee Foundation, which promotes inclusion[3].
The FHVD is currently celebrating the 75th anniversary of the Basic Law of the Federal Republic of Germany, emphasizing the importance of legal foundations in its education. Additionally, new students in tax administration have recently been welcomed, and graduates from the tax administration department have received their diplomas[3].