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hochschule 21 - University of Applied Sciences · B.Eng. · 7 Semester
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hochschule 21 - University of Applied Sciences · B.Eng. · 7 Semester
hochschule 21 - University of Applied Sciences · B.Eng. · 7 Semester
hochschule 21 - University of Applied Sciences · B.Eng. · 8 Semester
hochschule 21 - University of Applied Sciences · B.Sc. · 7 Semester
hochschule 21 - University of Applied Sciences · B.Eng. · 7 Semester
hochschule 21 - University of Applied Sciences · B.Eng. · 7 Semester
hochschule 21 - University of Applied Sciences · B.Sc. · 8 Semester
Buxtehude is a small town of around 41,000 residents in the Altes Land region, southwest of Hamburg. It is home to hochschule 21 – a private university that exclusively offers dual study programmes. The portfolio covers construction, health sciences and mechatronics. The S-Bahn connection to Hamburg makes Buxtehude an attractive location for students who want affordable housing with access to Hamburg's opportunities.
hochschule 21 is fully committed to the dual study model. Students alternate between academic phases in Buxtehude and practical phases at partner companies. The focus areas span three fields:
hochschule 21 is particularly strong in construction. Civil engineering and architecture are among the core programmes – with dual partners from the northern German construction industry.
Physiotherapy and nursing round out the health offering. The dual programmes combine clinical practice with academic training.
Buxtehude is in Hamburg's commuter belt – rents are higher than in rural Lower Saxony but lower than in central Hamburg. The cost of living index is 65 (Numbeo). A room in a shared flat costs around €400 per month on average.
Hamburg itself has numerous private universities with a broad range of subjects. Wedel (FH Wedel) and Elmshorn (NORDAKADEMIE) are further small towns in the Hamburg area with private universities. The S-Bahn makes commuting between these locations straightforward.
Yes. hochschule 21 exclusively offers dual study programmes. You need a partner company before starting your studies. The university supports you in finding one and facilitates contacts with regional companies.
Yes. The S3 S-Bahn connects Hamburg central station and Buxtehude directly. The journey takes around 40–50 minutes. Some students live in Hamburg and commute to Buxtehude.
Retention rates for dual programmes are generally high. Many graduates of hochschule 21 are hired directly by their practice partner. The construction industry and health sector in northern Germany offer stable employment prospects.
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