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Wilhelm Büchner Hochschule - Mobile University of Technology, founded in 1997, is a private distance learning school seated in Pfungstadt, Hesse. It is sponsored by the Hochschule für Berufstätige Darmstadt GmbH. The University currently has a total of nearly 6,300 students, which makes it the largest private school of technology throughout Germany. The study offer ranges from undergraduate Bachelor and postgraduate Master degree programs in four departments: the Department of Computer Science, the Department of Energy, Environment and Process Engineering, the Department of Engineering, and the Department of Industrial Engineering and Technology Management. The Bachelor courses on offer are “Computer Science“ (B.Sc.), “Applied Computer Science“ (B.Sc.), “Computer Engineering“ (B.Eng.), “Information and Knowledge Management“ (B.Sc.), “Digital Media“ (B.Sc.), “Game Development“ (B.Sc.), “Energy Informatics“ (B.Sc.), “Business Information Systems“ (B.Sc.), “Automotive Engineering“ (B.Eng.), “Mechatronics“ (B.Eng.), “Mechanical Engineering – Informatics“ (B.Eng.), “Chemical Process Engineering“ (B.Eng.), “Energy Process Technology“ (B.Eng.), “Food Processing Engineering“ (B.Eng.), “Electrical Engineering and Information Technology“ (B.Eng.), “Industrial Engineering: Logistics“ (B.Eng.), “Industrial Engineering: Logistics for Engineers“, “Industrial Engineering: Logistics for Economists“ (B.Eng.), “Industrial Engineering: Production for Engineers“ (B.Eng.), “Industrial Engineering: Production for Economists“ (B.Eng.), “Technical Business Administration“ (B.Sc.), and “Energy Management“ (B.Sc.). The range of Master studies comprises the study courses “Embedded Systems“ (M.Eng.), “Media Informatics“ (M.Sc.), “Distributed and Mobile Applications“ (M.Sc.), “Business Information Systems“ (M.Sc.), “Mechatronics“ (M.Eng.), “Mechanical Engineering“ (M.Eng.), “Electrical Engineeering“ (M.Eng.), “Industrial Engineering“ (M.Sc.), “IT Management“ (M.Sc., also taught in English), “Innovation and Technology Management“ (M.Sc., also taught in English), as well as “Engineering Management“ (MBA, also taught in English). Added to this are continuative certificate studies.