Dortmund University of Applied Sciences

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Dortmund University of Applied Sciences
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motto we focus on students
founding 1st August 1971
Sponsorship MIWF NRW (state)
place Dortmund
state North Rhine-WestphaliaNorth Rhine-Westphalia North Rhine-Westphalia
country GermanyGermany Germany
Rector Wilhelm Schwick
Students 14,544 WS 2019/20
Employee 796
including professors 230
Annual budget € 82,800,000
Networks DFH , NIBS
Website www.fh-dortmund.de

The Fachhochschule Dortmund has approximately 14,000 students one of the largest colleges in North Rhine-Westphalia . It is represented at three locations (Emil-Figge-Strasse campus, Max-Ophüls-Platz campus, Sonnenstrasse campus) in Dortmund . The college is divided into eight departments: architecture, design, electrical engineering, computer science, mechanical engineering, applied social sciences, economics and information technology.

history

The origins of the Dortmund University of Applied Sciences lie in the royal master craftsman's school for mechanical engineers , which opened in today's Kreuzviertel at the Sonnenstrasse location on November 3rd, 1890.

From 1893 the educational establishment operated under the title "Royal Mechanical Engineering Schools of Dortmund" and consisted of three departments:

  • Royal Technical Middle School of Mechanical Engineering
  • Royal master craftsman school for mechanical engineers, locksmiths and blacksmiths
  • Evening and Sunday course with specialist lessons (evening school)

From 1904 the school was supplemented by design training in the subjects of architecture and design.

On April 1, 1931, another renaming took place this time in "United Technical State Schools for Mechanical Engineering and Electrical Engineering".

In 1969, after a semester on strike, major restructuring took place - student representatives in all committees and during examinations - introduction of the subject information technology with hardware equipment of electron tube analog computers and PhyWe relay computers.

Today's Dortmund University of Applied Sciences was founded on August 1, 1971 on the basis of what was then the State Engineering School , the Dortmund Werkkunstschule and the higher technical schools for social work, social education and economics. When it was founded around 1972, a total of 2800 students were enrolled, supported by 144 professors. The number has now grown to around 14,022 students (WS 2017/18). These are supervised by 221 professors, plus 416 lecturers, 22 teachers for special tasks and 176 scientific and artistic employees.

The Ruhr Master School was founded in December 2013 by the Dortmund University of Applied Sciences, the Bochum University of Applied Sciences and the Westphalian University of Applied Sciences . This should enable the establishment of a joint master’s course at the Ruhr universities of applied sciences, the creation of a master’s school with a framework program, a diversified range of master’s courses and the simplified transition from the bachelor’s courses at the participating universities to the master’s courses at the Ruhr Master School.

Locations

The head office is located in Dortmund's Kreuzviertel ( Sonnenstrasse 96-100 ). The information and electrical engineering and mechanical engineering departments are located at this location. The design department is also located in the Kreuzviertel ( Max-Ophüls-Platz 2 ).

The largest location is on the north campus of the Technical University of Dortmund . The departments of architecture, computer science, applied social sciences and economics ( Emil-Figge-Str. 40, 42, 44 ) have their place here, where the vast majority of students can be found.

Departments

Department of Architecture

The FH Dortmund has eight departments. For historical reasons, these are not numbered from 1 to 8, but go from 1 to 5 and from 8 to 10. (Status: January 15, 2018)

Department of Design
Department of Computer Science
The business and social departments
Building in the Kreuzviertel during the renovation
historical facade on Sonnenstrasse

Faculty 1: Architecture

  1. Architecture course - Bachelor of Science (full and part time)
  2. Degree Urban Design NRW - Master of Arts (in cooperation with other universities)
  3. Degree in Metal Building Envelopes - Master of Science
  4. Course resource Architecture - Master of Arts (part time)

Faculty 2: Design

  1. Communication design course - Bachelor of Arts
  2. Degree in object and room design - Bachelor of Arts
  3. Degree Film & Sound - Bachelor of Arts
  4. Degree in Photography - Bachelor of Arts
  5. Degree in Editorial Design - Master of Arts
  6. Degree in Photography - Photographic Studies - Master of Arts (3 and 4 semesters)
  7. Degree scenography and communication - Master of Arts
  8. Film course - Master of Arts
  9. Degree in Sound - Master of Arts

Department 3: Electrical Engineering

  1. Electrical engineering course (with and without a practical semester ) - Bachelor of Engineering
  2. Degree in energy management (with and without a practical semester ) - Bachelor of Engineering
  3. Degree Energy Systems - Master of Engineering (full and part time)

Faculty 4: Computer Science

There are 3,358 students enrolled in the computer science department. This is therefore the largest specialist area.

  1. Degree in Computer Science - Bachelor of Science
  2. Course medical computer science (with and without internship) - Bachelor of Science
  3. Business informatics course (with and without practical semester ) - Bachelor of Science
  4. Course business computer science - Bachelor of Science (combined study)
  5. Course business computer science - Bachelor of Science (online learning)
  6. Degree course IT and software systems - Bachelor of Science (in cooperation with IT-Center Dortmund GmbH)
  7. Degree Software and Systems Engineering - Bachelor of Science (dual degree)
  8. Degree Web and media computer science - Bachelor of Science (online learning)
  9. Course computer science - Master of Science
  10. Course medical computer science - Master of Science
  11. Business Information Systems - Master of Science (3 and 4 semesters)
  12. Business Information Systems - Master of Science (joint study)
  13. Degree Digital Transformation - Master of Science
  14. Degree program Embedded Systems for Mechatronics - Master of Engineering

Department 5: Mechanical Engineering

  1. Mechanical engineering course with a practical semester - Bachelor of Engineering
  2. Vehicle development course - Bachelor of Engineering
  3. Mechanical engineering course - Bachelor of Engineering (combined PSM course)
  4. Degree Product Development and Simulation - Master of Engineering
  5. Degree Flexible production systems - Master of Engineering
  6. Degree vehicle technology - Sustainable mobility - Master of Engineering
  7. Degree International Project Engineering - Master of Engineering (further forming composite study)

Faculty 8: Applied Social Sciences

  1. Degree in Social Work - Bachelor of Arts
  2. Degree in Social Work - Focus Poverty and (refugee) Migration - Bachelor of Arts (dual degree)
  3. Study program Youth in Theory and Practice of Social Work - Master of Arts (part-time)
  4. Degree in Social Sustainability and Demographic Change - Master of Arts

Department 9: Economics

  1. Business administration course with a semester abroad / internship - Bachelor or Arts
  2. Business Administration - Bachelor or Arts (dual study; from WS 2018/2019)
  3. Degree in Business Logistics - Bachelor of Science
  4. Degree International Business - Bachelor of Arts (6 and 8 semesters)
  5. Degree program in International Business Management - Bachelor of Arts
  6. Degree in Finance, Accounting, Controlling, Taxes (FACT) - Bachelor of Science
  7. Degree in Insurance Management - Bachelor of Arts (dual study)
  8. Course European Master in Project Management - IT - Master of Arts
  9. Course European Master in Project Management - Master of Arts (3 and 4 semesters)
  10. Degree Financial Management - Master of Science (3 and 4 semesters)
  11. Business Administration - Master of Arts (3 and 4 semesters)
  12. Business Administration for New Public Management - Master of Business Administration (advanced joint study)

Department 10: Information Technology

  1. Biomedical engineering course (with and without a practical semester) - Bachelor of Engineering
  2. Degree Digital technologies (with and without internship) - Bachelor of Engineering
  3. Degree Orthopedic and Rehabilitation Technology - Bachelor of Engineering
  4. Degree Program Information and Electrical Engineering - Master of Engineering

Organizational units

In addition to administration - including the university IT - the university library is one of the central operating units of the Dortmund University of Applied Sciences .

University administration

The university administration ensures that the university's tasks in planning, administration and legal matters are fulfilled. It sees itself as a service provider for students, teaching, research and development.

University Council

The University Council of the FH Dortmund consists of ten members, of which up to three can be from the university. The chairman of the university council is Guido Baranowski, the vice chairman is Jutta Reiter.

University IT

The university IT is responsible for the provision, operation and organization of the central data processing and data communication systems as well as their network infrastructure. She coordinates the university-wide network, system and software usage as well as security in the IT area . A comprehensive range of advisory services supports students and relatives in the IT environment.

University library

The university library is a publicly accessible, academic library . It supports teaching and further education as well as application research in the procurement and provision of the relevant information, teaching materials and scientific literature.

Research and development focus

  • Biomedical engineering (BMT): departments of information and electrical engineering, computer science and mechanical engineering
  • Computer simulation in mechanical engineering: Department of mechanical engineering
  • Intelligent Business Information Services (IBIS): Department of Computer Science, Economics & Applied Social Sciences
  • Communication technology: Department of information and electrical engineering, competence platform "Communication and Applied Signal Processing (CAS)"
  • Medical informatics: Department of informatics
  • Mobile Business - Mobile Systems: Business and IT departments
  • Process Improvement for Mechatronic and Embedded Systems (PIMES): Computer science & information and electrical engineering

Affiliated institutes

  • Emscher Lippe Institute for Automation Technology and Quality Assurance GmbH (ELIAS)
  • Institute for company information and expert systems at the Fachhochschule Dortmund eV (IBIES)
  • European Test Center for Home Ventilation Devices (TZWL)

Affiliated Institutes

  • Institute for Communication Technology
  • Institute for the Digitization of Working and Living Worlds (IDiAL)

University memberships

  • University adult education working group V.
  • Working Group of the Science Institutions Dortmund (WinDo)
  • Foreign company in North Rhine-Westphalia
  • German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD)
  • German Association for Welding Technology
  • German Association for Public and Private Welfare
  • Dortmunder Forum Frau und Wirtschaft e. V.
  • Research Society for Gerontology
  • Society for computer science
  • North Rhine-Westphalia University Rectors ' Conference
  • International Association of Schools of Social Work
  • International Society for Engineering Education (IGIP)
  • Social work department day
  • Association of Libraries
  • Association of German Electrical Engineers
  • Association for the promotion of a German research network
  • Scientific book society
  • World University Service
  • Centers for Communication and Information Processing in Teaching and Research (ZKI)

Partner universities

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