Flensburg University of Applied Sciences
The roots of Flensburg University of Applied Sciences go back to 1852, when the foundation of the Royal Danish Navigation School laid the foundations for much of what is still part of the university's identity today. Flensburg, its fjord and the regional economy have strongly characterised the university: Maritime topics, economics and energy can be found in the degree programmes and research fields as well as biotechnology, computer science and mechanical engineering.Kanzleistraße 91-93, 24943 Flensburg
Studying
Flensburg University of Applied Sciences offers the following Bachelor's and Master's degree programmes in the field of Life Sciences:
- Bio, Food and Process Technology (Bachelor)
- Applied Bio and Food Sciences (Master)
- eHealth (Master)
Research
The global challenges of our time, such as climate change, the global food supply, the pandemic and demographic change, demand urgent solutions in applied research. Flensburg University of Applied Sciences has taken up this challenge in the Health and Life Sciences profile area and established research and transfer structures.
The Institute for eHealth and Management in Healthcare (IEMG) has successfully carried out award-winning international and national transfer projects with high impact over many years, for example:
- the German-Danish eHealth Innovation Centre (German-Danish IHK Innovation Award),
- "Demantec- Dementia and innovative technologies" (Land of Ideas competition) and
- a project for digitally supported prostate cancer aftercare (Schleswig-Holstein Medical Association's Quality Assurance in Healthcare Award).
The Centre for Analytics in Innovation and Technology Transfer for Biotech and Food Innovations (ZAiT) has been established to provide analytical support for innovations in the food, pharmaceutical and cosmetics industries. The aim of the ZAiT is to combine the university's expertise in the field of food and bioanalysis with the needs of companies in order to support the transfer of innovations to industry.