Karlshochschule

Karlshochschule International University (“Karls”) is a state-recognized university focused on combining business, society, and culture through international, practice-oriented education. Its learning environment emphasizes small classes, interactive teaching, personal guidance from professors, and opportunities for personal development. Programs are taught in English and German, with study-abroad options and practical projects that connect students with companies and organizations.

Karls offers bachelor’s programs in Business Psychology, Creativity and Management, Computer Science, International Business, International Relations, Mechatronics, Politics, and Politics, Philosophy & Economics. Students can also explore certificate courses, including an International Certificate in Latin America, as well as master’s study options. Bachelor’s programs typically take six semesters, while master’s programs take four.

The university supports prospective students through advisory services, information events, and a trial study program for applicants without a traditional university entrance qualification. Additional services include internships, exchange opportunities, student financing guidance, a library, and student initiatives. Based in Karlsruhe, with locations also listed in Potsdam and Chemnitz, Karls presents itself as an international academic community with a strong focus on hands-on learning and future-oriented skills.