University of Applied Sciences Zittau/Görlitz

The University of Applied Sciences Zittau/Görlitz, founded in 1992, is a public institution of higher education with locations in Zittau, and Görlitz, Saxony. It is comprised of six faculties: the Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computer Sciences, the Faculty of Managerial and Cultural Studies, the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, the Faculty of Natural and Environmental Sciences, the Faculty of Social Sciences, and the Faculty of Business Administration and Engineering. The University accomodates some 3,800 students in more than 30 Bachelor, Master, and Diploma degree courses. Offered at Bachelor’s level are the degree courses “Automation and Mechatronics“, “Electrical Power Systems“, “Electrical Energy Systems (extra-occupational), “Computer Science“, “Information and Communication Management“, “Economics and Computer Science“, “Energy Technology“, “Mechanical Engineering“, “Culture and Management“, “Health Care Management“, “Tourism Management“, “Economics and Language“, “Ecology and Environmental Protection“, “Molecular Biotechnology“, “Chemistry“, “Inclusion Studies“, “Communication Psychology“, “Childhood Education“, “Social Work“, and “Business Management“. The scope of Master course offerings comprises the degree courses “Computer Science“, “Mechatronics“, “Mechanical and Electrical Engineering“, “Energy Technology“, “Culture and Management“, “Health Care Management“, “International Tourism Management“, “Specialist Translation (Economics) German/Polish“, “Biotechnology and Applied Ecology“, “Integrated Management Systems“, “Integrated Management“, “Chemistry and Energy“, “Social Gerontology“, “Management of Social Change“, and “International Management“. At Diploma level, the University provides the degree courses “Automation and Mechatronics“, “Electrical Power Systems“, “Energy Technology“, “Mechanical Engineering“, “Business Administration“, “Business Administration and Management“, as well as “Housing and Real Estate Management“.