Weihenstephan-Triesdorf University of Applied Sciences

Green. Innovative. Practical. Weihenstephan-Triesdorf University of Applied Sciences, the German university specialising in green engineering courses.
At the heart of all the courses is the natural world and human’s place in it.

6,300 students live and study on the largest green campus in Germany, made up of the Weihenstephan and the Triesdorf campuses.

Outstanding learning facilities include show gardens, pilot plants, laboratories, and a biotechnology centre.

The University works actively to preserve natural
resources and
ensure long-term
competitiveness.

It fosters the students to become responsible engineers, and equip them with a first-class education with which to face the
national and
International
employment
market.

Weihenstephan-Triesdorf offers degree programmes at three different sites:
in Weihenstephan;
in Triesdorf; in Straubing.

FACULTES
Weihenstephan:
1. Biotechnology and Bioinformatics
2. Horticulture and
Food Technology
3. Landscape Architecture
4. Agriculture and
Food Economy
5. Forestry
Triesdorf:
1. Agriculture
2. Environmental Engineering
3. Technology of Renewable Energies
4. Water Technology
Straubing:
1. Renewable Resources

The semester length is 6 months.
Winter semester 2015/2016
Semester length:
1 Oct. 2015 - 14 Mar. 2016
Summer semester 2016
Semester length:
15 Mar. 2016 - 30 Sep. 2016

Partner Universities
Weihenstephan-Triesdorf University of Applied Sciences maintains numerous contacts with
foreign universities,
including
VSAU.

The form of respective collaboration is regulated within the framework of agreements on the university or faculty level. Among other things, the contacts can be utilised by students in order to spend a study trip or internship at a foreign university.

Study abroad can be organised in various ways. Depending on the purpose and the time available, the period abroad may be organised during your studies or after you have completed them for continuing education purposes, or for a postgraduate or
supplementary
course of study.

Studying at a partner university does not usually require much organisation on your part. Many aspects of the student exchange are usually arranged in the partnership agreements.

In an increasingly smaller world, it is becoming more important than ever for students to acquire international skills. Studying abroad gives you an opportunity to develop these skills. It not only improves your career prospects by enhancing your subject expertise and improving your language skills, it also contributes to your personal development. Last but not least, it often leaves you with lasting benefits for your whole life.