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Would you like to study in Darmstadt?

Would you like to study at Darmstadt Business School?

Darmstadt is an “outstanding place of learning for sustainable development” according to UNESCO commission. The UNESCO World Heritage Committee in July 2021 inscribed the Mathildenhöhe Darmstadt on the World Heritage List. Mathildenhöhe, which was founded in 1899 as an artists' colony, provided numerous impulses for architecture, art and design that were to shape modernity. It is the 48th UNESCO World Heritage Site in Germany to date. So we can not blame you for wanting to study here.

Sustainable, practical and regionally networked!

This is what the Department of Economics at Darmstadt University of Applied Sciences stands for as a competent partner in the Rhine-Main region.

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New pick-by-light system in the h-da logistics laboratory

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Thesis Award 2024 for Marvin Bauer

We are delighted that Marvin Bauer, BSc Business Administration with a focus on logistics, has won…

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Innovative intralogistics: Visit to the Dematic Imagination Centre

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Welcome to the DHL sorting centre in Obertshausen - Ready, steady and go with the parcels!

With these words, site manager Michèle Rieger and her team welcomed the 30 students on the Logistics…

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Why Darmstadt?

With a population of approximately 150,000, Darmstadt is a friendly, medium-sized city very centrally located in Germany. If you crave a bigger city on the weekends – Frankfurt is only 20 minutes away by train! So are other large cities such as Wiesbaden, Mainz and Heidelberg.

Darmstadt itself has everything you may need in your day-to-day life: a nice city center, a shopping mall, parks, restaurants, cultural and social events, e.g. the Heinerfest, the largest inner-city festival in germany beginning of July every year. the Schlossgrabenfest, and other festivals with live music. You can find out more about Darmstadt on our official student international webpage.

Why Darmstadt Business School?

Well-founded and practice-oriented degree programs

With our nine well-founded and practice-oriented degree programes, we are currently preparing more than 2,300 students for their professional future and offer international students a broad variety of different business programs and modules.

International students can choose from avariety of German and English-speaking modules across the different programs– on Bachelor or Master level - based on their interest and previous knowledge.

Our teaching philosophy is based on individual and personal exchange with student, practical-oriented classes with strong focus on hands-on experience, projects and close cooperation with companies. Our more than thirty professors have not only scientific expertise but also many years of professional experience in a wide range of disciplines. Together with our partners in practice, they create a diverse and application-oriented range of courses.

Two Campuses

The Darmstadt Business School has two main campuses in Darmstadt and Dieburg. Both are located right in the centre of Germany and in the economic heart of the Rhine-Main region. The campuses can be easily reached from the Frankfurt international airport with public transportation and offer a great starting location for weekend travels within Germany. Our virtual 360° tour provides you with a first overview of campuses.

We are looking forward to welcome you at hda!

For more information please consult our website and don’t hesitate to contact us directly with any questions you might have.

Prof. Dr. Heike Nettelbeck, Dean

Contact

International Office

First Contact:

Mrs. Marina Zielke
Mrs. Ronja Schneider
incoming.int@h-da.de
International Office

International Student Advisor

Business Administration / Logistics Management / Public Management
Prof. Dr. Monika Futschik

+49.6151.533-69451
monika.futschik@h-da.de

International Student Advisor

Energy Management
Prof. Dr. Kerstin Hooß

Communication Office: D21, 310

+49.6151.533-68395
kerstin.hooss@h-da.de