Flensburg is Germany's northernmost city. Situated close to Denmark on the
Baltic Sea, Flensburg is characterized by the intermingling German and Danish
culture and acts as an important bridge between Germany and Scandinavia. Apart
from the traditional seafaring and maritime trade, Flensburg hosts many
innovative companies in the fields of environmental technology, refrigerating
technology, mechanical and fine-mechanical industry. The beautiful hilly
landscape surrounding the city and the 34 km long Flensburg firth give excellent
opportunities for aquatic sports and recreation. The city offers a rich cultural
programme as well as a great variety in shopping possibilities and a large
number of cosy bars and inns.
Fachhochschule Flensburg
The Flensburg University of Applied Sciences, Germany's northernmost university,
originates from a School of Steamship Machinists founded in 1886 for the training
of ship operation engineers. Today approx. 2,800 students are enrolled in the
subjects Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Communications Engineering,
Computer Science, Biotechnology - Process Engineering, Mathematics, Ship Operation,
Marine Engineering, Business Administration, Business Computing and International
Technical Communication. Due to the university's manageable size and campus atmosphere,
you will find it easy to get and stay in touch with your professors and fellow students
while our close cooperation with the industry in and around Flensburg gives you
excellent opportunities for practical approaches during your studies.
Baltic Sea, Flensburg is characterized by the intermingling German and Danish
culture and acts as an important bridge between Germany and Scandinavia. Apart
from the traditional seafaring and maritime trade, Flensburg hosts many
innovative companies in the fields of environmental technology, refrigerating
technology, mechanical and fine-mechanical industry. The beautiful hilly
landscape surrounding the city and the 34 km long Flensburg firth give excellent
opportunities for aquatic sports and recreation. The city offers a rich cultural
programme as well as a great variety in shopping possibilities and a large
number of cosy bars and inns.
The Flensburg University of Applied Sciences, Germany's northernmost university,
originates from a School of Steamship Machinists founded in 1886 for the training
of ship operation engineers. Today approx. 2,800 students are enrolled in the
subjects Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Communications Engineering,
Computer Science, Biotechnology - Process Engineering, Mathematics, Ship Operation,
Marine Engineering, Business Administration, Business Computing and International
Technical Communication. Due to the university's manageable size and campus atmosphere,
you will find it easy to get and stay in touch with your professors and fellow students
while our close cooperation with the industry in and around Flensburg gives you
excellent opportunities for practical approaches during your studies.
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