Hochschule Stralsund – University of Applied Sciences

Stralsund University of Applied Sciences is a young and innovative campus university with a technical and economic profile. Future-oriented degree courses, strong cooperation with companies and an excellent student-to-staff ratio offer around 1,800 students the ideal conditions for successful studies and a promising career start. The university attracts attention with excellent research and contemporary teaching in the fields of electrical engineering, computer science, mechanical engineering and economics.

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Welcome to HOST

What to study? And where to study? Not easy questions. Only you can answer the question of what to study.
We can help you answer the question of where to study: at Hochschule Stralsund - University of Applied Sciences.

We HOST your Studium

Stressed by big-city life or overcrowded lecture halls? Study at Stralsund University of Applied Sciences by the Baltic Sea with a hands-on approach, excellent career opportunities, and programs in business, technology, energy, and health. Apply now.

Living in Stralsund

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International of the month

Nihaal from India advises people to be open-minded – not only academically, but also when it comes to personal development.

We celebrate diversity and are therefore delighted to welcome over 370 international students from 49 countries who are studying at Stralsund University of Applied Sciences. They make up 21 per cent of the student body – a testament to HOST’s international focus. In this series, we feature one international student each month – whether from South Asia, North Africa or Latin America. Why did they choose Stralsund? What advice do they have for other international students, and what do they love about their degree programme?

This time: Nihaal from India, aged 23, studying for a Master’s degree in Simulation and System Design, 3rd semester

 

Why did you decide to study abroad in Stralsund?

To gain new skills, experiences and perspectives from another part of the world.

 

What do you do outside your studies – hobbies, student groups,

jobs?

I spend most of my free time at the gym and enjoy travelling whenever the opportunity arises.

 

How does your daily life here differ from that in your home country?

Cooking and cleaning take up a much larger part of my daily routine here than they do at home.

 

What advice do you have for future international applicants?

Be open-minded and willing to learn – not just academically, but also through new experiences and personal development.
 

Life hacks for studying and living in Stralsund?

Don’t spend all your time indoors—explore the city and make the most of your time here.

 

Your favourite spot in Stralsund?

The harbour.

 

International of the month

Nihaal from India advises people to be open-minded – not only academically, but also when it comes to personal development.

We celebrate diversity and are therefore delighted to welcome over 370 international students from 49 countries who are studying at Stralsund University of Applied Sciences. They make up 21 per cent of the student body – a testament to HOST’s international focus. In this series, we feature one international student each month – whether from South Asia, North Africa or Latin America. Why did they choose Stralsund? What advice do they have for other international students, and what do they love about their degree programme?

This time: Nihaal from India, aged 23, studying for a Master’s degree in Simulation and System Design, 3rd semester

 

Why did you decide to study abroad in Stralsund?

To gain new skills, experiences and perspectives from another part of the world.

 

What do you do outside your studies – hobbies, student groups,

jobs?

I spend most of my free time at the gym and enjoy travelling whenever the opportunity arises.

 

How does your daily life here differ from that in your home country?

Cooking and cleaning take up a much larger part of my daily routine here than they do at home.

 

What advice do you have for future international applicants?

Be open-minded and willing to learn – not just academically, but also through new experiences and personal development.
 

Life hacks for studying and living in Stralsund?

Don’t spend all your time indoors—explore the city and make the most of your time here.

 

Your favourite spot in Stralsund?

The harbour.

 

International of the month

Nihaal from India advises people to be open-minded – not only academically, but also when it comes to personal development.

We celebrate diversity and are therefore delighted to welcome over 370 international students from 49 countries who are studying at Stralsund University of Applied Sciences. They make up 21 per cent of the student body – a testament to HOST’s international focus. In this series, we feature one international student each month – whether from South Asia, North Africa or Latin America. Why did they choose Stralsund? What advice do they have for other international students, and what do they love about their degree programme?

This time: Nihaal from India, aged 23, studying for a Master’s degree in Simulation and System Design, 3rd semester

 

Why did you decide to study abroad in Stralsund?

To gain new skills, experiences and perspectives from another part of the world.

 

What do you do outside your studies – hobbies, student groups,

jobs?

I spend most of my free time at the gym and enjoy travelling whenever the opportunity arises.

 

How does your daily life here differ from that in your home country?

Cooking and cleaning take up a much larger part of my daily routine here than they do at home.

 

What advice do you have for future international applicants?

Be open-minded and willing to learn – not just academically, but also through new experiences and personal development.
 

Life hacks for studying and living in Stralsund?

Don’t spend all your time indoors—explore the city and make the most of your time here.

 

Your favourite spot in Stralsund?

The harbour.

 

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