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Katholische Hochschule für Sozialwesen Berlin
Katholische Hochschule für Sozialwesen Berlin
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Basic information
- Kind of Institution and funding body
- University of applied sciences, churchly
- Year of foundation
- 1991
- Total number of Students
- 1,239
- Students at this campus
- 1,239
- Semester contribution
- no data
- Tuition fees
- no data
Students by area of study
- Medicine, Health Science
- 18.6%
- Natural Sciences, Mathematics
- 0%
- Law, Economic and Social Sciences
- 81%
- Humanities, Languages
- 0.5%
- Engineering Science (incl. Computer Science)
- 0%
- Other studies
- 0%
Students by type of degree pursued
- Bachelor's degree
- 87.3%
- Master's degree
- 12.6%
- Teacher qualification degree
- 0%
- Pre-Bologna degrees
- 0%
- Other types of degrees
- 0.1%
Central services
Opening hours central student counselling
Special features regarding the library
Services: The library has online research spaces, a reading room and 35 spaces for group work. Students have access to around 50,000 volumes (printed) and more than 4,000 e-publications, 411 journals, 613 audiovisual media, journal articles, final theses and databases. All first-year students are offered group and individual training courses to introduce them to the library. Self-service terminals for borrowing and returns. During lecture periods, the library is open from Monday to Saturday.
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Foreign language center and courses
There is no foreign language centre. Languages offered: English, Turkish, Sign Language.
Special features regarding university sports
The university does not have its own sports programme.
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Last update 2024: Data collected by the CHE Center for Higher Education
