Teaching in the Master's degree at Baden-Württemberg Cooperative State University Centre for Advanced Studies (DHBW CAS) is synonymous with practice-oriented content to the latest academic and technical standards. Academic studies and teaching are characterised by a modular structure based on individual needs, long-term planning, professional integration, networking and the diversity of locations of DHBW. Teaching is carried out by subject experts from the DHBW network of over 800 professors and practical experts from the more than 9,000 dual partners of DHBW. Students have the opportunity to obtain a variety of additional certificates within the course (e.g. Green Belt, Black Belt, REFA, welding engineer...)

Wide range of international excursions to China, Vietnam, India, Jordan and various European destinations for all students to choose from.

Universidad del Pais Vasco (Spanien), ESTIA School of Advanced Industrial Technologies (Frankreich), FH Joanneum in Graz (Österreich), FH Savonia in Kuopio (Finnland), John von Neumann Universität in Kecskemet (Ungarn), MCAST Malta College of Arts, Science and Technology (Malta), Mondragon Universität (Spanien), PAR Visoka Poslovna University College (Kroatien), Technische Universität Koszalin (Polen)

Use of the specialist labs at 9 Baden-Württemberg Cooperative State University (DHBW) sites and 2 campuses. The DHBW CAS library is a "virtual library". There is no reference-only stock, only electronic media. All Master's students can take advantage of the library's resources. The media of the DHBW CAS are part of the LIV library (learn – inform – network) at the education campus in Heilbronn. LIV also includes the libraries of DHBW Heilbronn and Heilbronn University of Applied Sciences. LIV has about 170,000 printed media as well as about 140,000 e-books and 50,000 e-journals.

DHBW participated in the Stifterverband association’s "Creating Diversity" diversity audit and was successfully audited on 5 February 2025. "Certified family-friendly university" since 2012, particularly compatibility of degree courses and family, with a large number of support services. Establishment of a green office with offers for all members of the university (e.g. interactive workshops such as climate puzzle, training to become sustainability ambassadors, etc.). In addition, sustainability is firmly anchored in the Industrial Engineering degree programme with a compulsory module.