University Of Applied Sciences Deggendorf
The Deggendorf University of Applied Sciences, founded in 1994, is a business, media and technics Fachhochschule in Lower Bavaria, Germany, which places high value on practical and international experience. Apart from its undergraduate and graduate courses the UAS Deggendorf offers further education on university – level.
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| President: | Prof. Dr. rer. nat. Reinhard Höpfl |
| Year of foundation: | 1994 |
| Location: | Deggendorf (Bavaria) |
| Undergraduate courses: | 8 |
| Graduate courses: | 5 |
| Professors: | 70 |
| Visiting lecturers: | 150 |
| Employees: | 190 |
| Students: | 4700 |
| Proportion of women: | 29,6% |
| Address: | Edlmaierstr. 6 + 8 94469 Deggendorf |
| Website: | www.fh-deggendorf.de |
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