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The University of Applied Sciences Harz (Hochschule Harz) is a state university in Saxony-Anhalt with campuses in Wernigerode and Halberstadt. It was founded in 1991, shortly after German reunification. Its goal is to provide modern and practice-oriented education. The university offers courses in economics, automation and computer science, and administrative sciences.
Known for its practical teaching, the university maintains close ties with the regional economy. This enables students to gain valuable professional experience through internships and projects. Both campuses are characterized by modern facilities and a welcoming atmosphere.
The main campus in Wernigerode offers degree programs in business and computer science. The Halberstadt site focuses on administrative sciences and offers continuing education for professionals. The University of Applied Sciences Harz is characterized by internationality, which is reflected in its many partnerships with universities worldwide and a high proportion of international students.
The university is also active in research and participates in projects in the areas of sustainability, digital transformation and social innovation. It offers its students comprehensive expertise, practical skills and intercultural competencies. This education prepares students for the challenges of a globalized world.