Rheinische Hochschule Köln gGmbH
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The Rheinische Hochschule Köln (RH Köln) is a state-recognized University of Applied Sciences under private and non-profit sponsorship, which belongs to the association of the Rheinische Stiftung für Bildung. With more than 5,500 students and around 500 lecturers and employees, it is one of the largest universities in Cologne and looks back on a tradition of over 60 years. The RH Köln is present at two locations – the Campus Ehrenfeld and the Campus Innenstadt – in the heart of the city and offers extensive study opportunities with a strong practical focus[1][4].
The range of courses includes over 40 Bachelor's and Master's degree programs in the fields of Engineering, Economics, Psychology & Law, Media, Marketing & Innovation and Medical Economics & Health. The courses are offered full-time, part-time and dual, which enables flexible and practice-oriented training. A special profile feature of the university is the strongly practice-oriented approach, which is supported by workshops, projects with start-ups, excursions and a close network with the economy. For example, the Bachelor's degree program "Unternehmensmanagement" was awarded "Innovation Location of the Year 2021". It combines business administration content with psychology and technology and specifically prepares for management roles in companies[1][3].
The main mission of the Rheinische Hochschule Köln is to prepare students in the best possible way for the challenges of the modern working world – through innovative teaching and learning as well as a strong commitment to research and applied science. The RH Köln attaches great importance to quality, practical relevance and individual support. The university promotes creativity, analytical thinking and networked thinking and aims to positively shape social development through education[1][3].
Sustainability is an integral part of the university strategy: The RH Köln consciously pursues sustainable development goals, for example by promoting environmentally conscious and socially responsible projects, sustainable resource use on the campuses and through study content that addresses ecological and social issues. The university is also committed to taking responsibility for society and promoting sustainable innovations. These guidelines are reflected both in campus management and in research and teaching[1].
In summary, the Rheinische Hochschule Köln is a modern, practice-oriented university with a broad range of subjects that empowers students to master future social and economic challenges through innovative programs, dedicated support and sustainability awareness. With its wide variety of study forms and the close integration of theory and practice, it offers ideal conditions for a future-oriented academic education in a dynamic urban environment.
