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Ulm University of Applied Sciences, founded in 1971, is a public university seated in Ulm, Baden-Wuerttemberg. It accomodates more than 4,000 students, and breaks down into six departments: the Department of Electrical Engineering and Information Technology, the Department of Mathematics, Natural and Economic Sciences, the Department of Computer Science, the Department of Mechanical and Automotive Engineering, the Department of Production Engineering and Production Economics, and the Department of Mechatronics and Medical Engineering. Prospective students can choose between 18 Bachelor programs, seven Master programs, and ten dual education programs. The Bachelor courses on offer are “Computational Science and Engineering“ (B.Sc.), “Computer Science“ (B.Sc.), “Computer Science – International Program“ (B.Sc.), “Data Science in Medicine“ (B.Sc.), “Digital Media“ (B.A.), “Electrical Engineering and Information Technology“ (B.Eng.), “Energy Systems Technology“ (B.Eng.), “Automotive Engineering“ (B.Eng.), “Information Management in Health Care“ (B.Sc.), “International Energy Economics“ (B.Sc.), “Mechanical Engineering“ (B.Eng.), “Mechatronics“ (B.Eng.), “Medical Engineering“ (B.Eng.), “Production Engineering and Organization“ (B.Eng.), “Business Information Systems“ (B.Sc.), “Industrial Engineering“, and “Industrial Engineering/Logistics“ (B.Eng.). The scope of Master studies includes the degree courses “Computational Science and Engineering“ (M.Sc.), “Electrical Energy Systems and Electromobility“ (M.Eng.), “Information Systems“ (M.Sc.), “Medical Engineering“ (M.Eng.), “Sustainable Energy Competence“ (M.Sc), as well as “Systems Engineering and Management (M.Eng., International Program/ Electrical Engineering/Industrial Management/Logistics/Mechanical Engineering).