Engineering Science Centre of the Cologne University of Applied Sciences in Cologne-Deutz
Cologne University of Applied Sciences was formed in August 1971 from the merger of several institutions. Its establishment was based on the University of Applied Sciences Act (FHG) and the University of Applied Sciences Establishment Act (FHEG) of the state of North Rhine-Westphalia. With over 8,000 students and more than 650 lecturers, including approximately 280 adjunct lecturers, and 17 departments, it is the largest institution of its kind in Germany. Its departments are: 1. Engineering: General Process Engineering, Architecture, Civil Engineering, Automotive Engineering, Design Engineering, Agricultural Machinery Engineering, Communications Engineering, Photo Engineering, Production Engineering, Building Services Engineering, Electrical Power Engineering. 2. Humanities and Social Sciences: Art and Design, Social Work, Social Pedagogy, Languages, Business I, Business 11 (Insurance). The departments of Agricultural Machinery Engineering, Photo Engineering, Languages, and Insurance are unique to Cologne within the German university of applied sciences system.
