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The Rheinische Fachhochschule Cologne, founded in 1971, is a state-recognized private university of applied sciences seated in Cologne, North Rhine-Westphalia. It is funded by the Rheinische Fachhochschule Köln gGmbH. More than 6,000 students receive education via 18 Bachelor and 10 Master degree courses in the fields of Business and Law, Engineering, and Medical Economics and Media. The scope of studies offered at Bachelor’s level includes the degree courses “Electrical Engineering“ (B.Eng.), “Mechanical Engineering“ (B.Eng.), “Industrial Engineering“ (B.Eng.), “Process Engineering“ (B.Eng.), “Production Engineering“ (B.Eng.), “Media Design“ (B.A.), “Media Management“ (B.A.), “Intensified Specialized Nursing Care“ (B.Sc.), “Medical Economics“ (B.Sc.), “Molecular Biomedicine“ (B.Sc.), “Pharmaeconomics“ (B.Sc.), “Business Administration“ (B.A.), “Business Information Systems“ (B.Sc.), “Business Psychology“ (B.Sc.), “Economic Law“ (LL.B.), “International Industry and Trade Management“ (B.Sc.), “Marketing and Communications Management“ (B.Sc.), “Logistics and Supply Chain Management“ (B.Sc.), and “Industrial Engineering“ (B.Sc.). At Master’s level, the Rheinische Fachhochschule Cologne offers the following study courses: “Technical Management“, “Digital Business Management“, “International Marketing and Media Management“ (M.A.), “User Experience Design“ (M.A.), “MBA International“ (MBA), “Business Administration“ (M.A.), “Compliance and Corporate Security“ (LL.M.), “Tax Law“ (LL.M.), “Value-Based Corporate Management“ (M.Sc.), and “Business Psychology“ (M.Sc.). In partnership with the Loughborough University, the Rheinische Fachhochschule Cologne carries out an extra-occupational PhD program as well.