With its strong practical orientation, Zittau/Görlitz University of Applied Sciences is one of the strongest research universities in Germany. The Görlitz location not only offers a wide range of study programmes. The European city of Görlitz-Zgorzelec is also the ideal place for anyone who wants to study in peace and quiet and in a familiar atmosphere.
Hochschule Zittau/Görlitz
Görlitz offers beautiful and affordable living, short distances, art and culture, sport, nature and a healthy climate.
There is a wide range of study programmes to choose from at a total of three faculties:
Electrical Engineering and Computer Science (Department of Computer Science)
Management and Cultural Studies
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Teaching at the HSZG takes place in small groups. This ensures optimal support from the teaching staff and creates a close bond between fellow students.
In the European City of Görlitz-Zgorzelec, international cooperation forms the basis for the further development of our city. Our location in the heart of Europe also means that we are just a short journey away from Prague, Wroclaw, Berlin and Dresden.
Ewa Wieszczeczyńska, Faculty of Management and Cultural Studies
I started working at Hochschule Zittau/Görlitz in Görlitz seven years ago. For the first few years I mostly associated the city with work and new professional challenges. I lived between two worlds – I associated Wrocław with my private life and Görlitz with my work life. To be honest, I couldn’t imagine moving out of a big city.
But slowly I grew fond of Görlitz – through the people I met here and new friends I made, and through the charming atmosphere of the city with its history and unique cityscape. It was a completely new experience to be able to walk to work through the old town and parks.
I can say that after a few years – having lived between two worlds – I have settled in Görlitz.
Mohamed Akram Ouzid from Morocco, studies tourism
Prof. Dr. phil. Małgorzata Maćkowiak, applied linguistics and translation studies in Polish
This project has received funding from tax resources on the basis of the budget adopted by the members of the Parliament of the Free State of Saxony.