University
Hochschule Bremen
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Subjects
- Architecture (Last update 2016)
- Bioengineering (Last update 2016)
- Business Administration (Last update 2017)
- Civil Engineering (Last update 2016)
- Computer Science (Last update 2015)
- Electrical Engineering and Information Engineering (Last update 2016)
- Environmental Engineering (Last update 2016)
- Industrial Engineering (Last update 2017)
- interdisciplinary field of study (Last update 2016)
- Mechanical Engineering (Last update 2016)
- Mechatronics (Last update 2016)
- Nursing Science (Last update 2015)
- Social Policy and Social Work (Last update 2017)
Central services
| Mon 10:00-12:00 by phone, Mon 13:00-15:00, Tue 10:00-12:00 by phone, Thu 09:00-12:00. Appointments are also possible by arrangement. |
| The library offers general and subject-related introductions and training events on independent use of the library and topical literature research. The stock comprises around 113,000 print media items, 541 journals and newspapers and a diverse range of audiovisual and non-print media. A variety of offline databases are available to users on CD-ROM (Carelit and construction equipment list), which can be used for free in the reading room (individual workstation licences). In addition, the library is home to an extensive range of online databases and electronic journals. more information |
| There is a foreign language centre. Arabic, Chinese, English, Finnish, French, Greek, Hindi, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Kurdish, Polish, Russian, Swedish, Spanish, Turkish. more information |
| The university offers its own sports programme. Participation is free of charge. Students attending the institution can participate in the University of Bremen sports programme. Special cutter rowing: in 1986, the Nautical Science degree course organised the first international cutter rowing race on the Weser river. The Hochschule Bremen has several student teams and a staff team. Cutter rowing is a sport in which a cutter (a lifeboat from a large ship) is powered (rowed) a specified distance by a team of about 10 people plus a cox. more information |
Last update 2017: Data collected by the CHE Center for Higher Education.
