Germany: University of Hohenheim
Program Highlights
City: The capital of Baden-Württemberg and one of Germany's largest cities, Stuttgart is home to companies such as Bosch, Mercedes Benz, Porsche, and Siemens. Stuttgart has been ranked the number one city for culture in Germany, and almost 200 events come to the city each year to celebrate dance, music, art, and food. Hohenheim is one of the 18 quarters of the city of Stuttgart.
University: With a student population of approximately 9,000 and 1,400 international students, the University of Hohenheim campus ranks as the most beautiful campus in Germany. Large parts of the university are located in the Castle of Hohenheim.
Academics: Earn Major, Minor, and General Education credit.
Tuition: Same tuition cost as home CSU campus.
Language of Instruction: English, German
About the University of Hohenheim
The oldest university in Stuttgart
Founded in 1818 after devastating famines, the University of Hohenheim is not only engaged in intensive basic research but has traditionally also been committed to developing innovative solutions for some of society's pressing problems. Today, the University of Hohenheim is the leading University in agricultural research and food sciences. The green campus of short distances all around the Hohenheim Palace is known as the most beautiful university campus in Germany. The University members value its personal atmosphere and the closeness to colleagues. As the oldest certified family-friendly university, the University of Hohenheim is among the leading universities regarding the issues of gender equality and family-friendliness. One of the central founding ideas of the University of Hohenheim is sustainability, and therefore it is widely represented and lived in research, teaching, and many other projects. The declaration of belief in a diverse society is accompanied by the Charter of Diversity.
CSU IP's programs in Germany are administered by full-time local CSU staff. The program begins with an intensive six-week Intensive Language Program (ILP) in Horb, a small town near Tübingen. The ILP is a German language and culture course focusing on grammar, composition, and conversation, as well as an introduction to German culture. Students then move to Hohenheim to continue their studies and enroll in one German course in addition to other coursework.