Katholische Hochschule für Sozialwesen Berlin

Köpenicker Allee 39 - 57
10318 Berlin
Phone: +49 30 501010-0

http://www.khsb-berlin.de/hochschule/english-information/

Basic information

Kind of Institution and funding body	University of applied sciences, churchly
Year of foundation	1991
Total number of Students	1,382
Students at this campus	1,382
Semester contribution	207,41 € *
Tuition fees	There are no study fees.

Subject areas featured in the ranking

Social Policy and Social Work (Last update 2017)

Students by area of study

Medicine, Health Science		20.0 %
Natural Sciences, Mathematics		0.0 %
Law, Economic and Social Sciences		78.4 %
Humanities, Languages		1.6 %
Engineering Science (incl. Computer Science)		0.0 %
Other studies		0.0 %

Students by type of degree pursued

Bachelor's degree		82.6 %
Master's degree		17.2 %
Teacher qualification degree		0.0 %
Pre-Bologna degrees		0.0 %
Other types of degrees		0.1 %

Central services

Opening hours central student counselling

please see university website (link below)

Special features regarding the library

All those interested can work in peace at the KHSB library and find a wide range of course relevant literature. These include about 76,000 printed books, 4,200 e-books, 200 current journals, DVDs and the degree theses of our students. All undergraduate students will be introduced to the library. In addition, further group and individual training courses are offered. Borrowing and return via self-checkout. During the lecture period, the library is open from Monday to Saturday. more information

Foreign language courses

English, Turkish, Sign Language. more information

Special features regarding university sports

The university does not have its own sports programme. The KHSB has entered into the administrative agreement on the university sports programme for Berlin. This allows students and all employees of KHSB to participate in all offers within the context of university sports. No specialisations. more information

Last update 2019: Data collected by the CHE Center for Higher Education, Germany.