HTWG Konstanz

Konstanz University of Applied Sciences was founded in 1906 as a private school for technical Engineering in Constance, Germany. Today 4.600 students are enrolled at the university. The staff is including 150 professors and 190 employees. The faculties comprise a wide range of teaching and research activities.

They include 31 bachelor and master courses studies in the following six faculties:

1. Architecture and Design, 2. Civil Engineering, 3. Electrical Engineering and Information Technology, 4. Computer Science, 5. Mechanical and Process Engineering, 6. Economics and Social Sciences.

An intensive exchange program for students and scientists is based on official agreements for cooperation and development with more than 40 foreign institutions of higher education.

The research activities are allocated in various institutes. They include:
Institute for Applied Research (IAF), Institute for Intercultural Management, Values and Communication (KIeM), Institute for Corporate Governance (KICG), Institute for Optical Systems (IOS), Material Institute Constance (WIK) and Institute for System Dynamics (ISD).