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A German nurse. Studying for nursing roles in Germany is often focused on vocational training. [1] In most cases, nurses learn the profession in a special nursing school that is often connected to a hospital whilst working, although formalised qualifications as a route into nursing have become more common.
This is a list of nursing schools in the continent of Europe, sorted by country. A nursing school is a school that teaches people how to be nurses (medical professionals who care for individuals, families, or communities in order to reach or maintain health and quality of life).
The Esslingen MBA was one of the pioneers of international, English-language programs at Fachhochschulen, the forerunner of Universities of Applied Sciences, in Germany; the Fachhochschulen had been allowed to offer international degrees such as the MBA through the 1998 modification of the Hochschulrahmengesetz (Higher Education Framework Act). [3]
It provides vocational programs in German and English, for which it offers in-person teaching on campus as well as distance or blended learning. With over 130,000 enrolled students, IU is the largest state-accredited university in Germany as of the summer semester of 2021 [2] and features amongst the largest universities in the world.
This category contains international schools using the German system of education but located in other countries. German international schools are schools in which tuition is at least partly in German language and which are not located in Germany or other German speaking countries. Usually, you can obtain the German 'Abitur' at these schools.
Konrad Adenauer Berufskolleg (external link, German) Dortmund Goethe-Gymnasium, Dortmund; Gartenstadt, Dortmund (external link, German) Dülmen Internat Schloss Buldern (external link, English and German) Düsseldorf International School of Düsseldorf; Leibniz-Gymnasium (Düsseldorf) Theodor-Fliedner-Internat (external link, English and German)
It has an international student body, with about 12,000 students coming from more than 100 countries. About 250 professors and over 1000 other employees work at the Frankfurt University of Applied Sciences. It has four faculties: Architecture and civil engineering; Informatics and engineering; Business and law; and Social work and health.
Located in the village of Friedensau, approximately 120 km from Berlin, the university was established in 1899, and is the oldest Seventh-day Adventist owned university in Europe. Its courses of study and degrees are accredited by the German government. Classes are offered in both German and English and the campus is bilingual.