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For applicants with foreign educational qualifications
The Niedersächsisches Studienkolleg in Hanover
Prospective students who come from a country outside the EU and do not have direct access to higher education can prepare for their studies at the Niedersächsisches Studienkolleg in order to gain admission to a course of study in Germany. The Studienkolleg is an institution of the state of Lower Saxony at Leibniz Universität Hannover. International students from India, Yemen, Mexico, Mongolia, Syria and Ukraine as well as an alumnus talk about their education and experience at the Studienkolleg in Hannover.
Informations about part-time work during studies
International Students and Part-time Jobs
Many foreign students need a job to finance their studies in Germany. That’s why reliable information regarding job opportunities and legal regulations is essential. We answer the most important questions on how to combine work with studies if you’re a foreign student in Germany.
How to find a room
Housing for Foreign Students
Every year, young people from all over the world come to study in Hannover. In order to find a place to stay in time for their first semester, they need to start looking as soon as possible – university admittance does not come with a dorm room. The following video provides helpful tips and information on how to find a room.
Simulation of infections in human precision-cut lung slices (PCLS) to test the efficacy of drugs
Respiratory Infection Research
Due to the institute’s proximity to the Hannover Medical School, researchers at Fraunhofer ITEM in Hannover have the opportunity to work directly with human lung tissue from operated patients, to extract living lung slices and cultivate these in the laboratory. These "mini-lung pieces" are used to simulate infections, to investigate interactions of the pathogens with human tissue and thus to test the efficacy of new drugs.
10 reasons why you should study this degree program
M.Sc. "Animal Biology and Biomedical Sciences"
The Master's programme is aimed at Bachelor's graduates in biology, biochemistry and related fields, lasts four semesters and concludes with the title of Master of Science. There are three main areas of teaching: evolution, biodiversity and behaviour; cell biology, developmental biology and neurobiology and infection biology. Kathrin and Robert, two students of the Master's program, give us 10 good reasons why this study program at the University of Veterinary Medicine in Hannover is the right choice.
Three PhD programms for research and qualification
The Hannover Graduate School (HGNI)
The Hannover Graduate School (HGNI) offers three PhD programs with different disciplines and emphases. For aspiring scientists, the HGNI is ideal entry into the scientific career. The young doctoral students are well looked after, work in an interdisciplinary team and learn to present their research results in international forums. Students, graduates and teachers from the three possible disciplines tell why exactly this kind of research is so unique.
The new Cluster of Excellence strengthens vulnerable people against infections
RESIST – Research for the Weakest
Why do bacteria and viruses harm some people seriously and hardly affect others? How can infections be better prevented, diagnosed and treated in an individually tailored manner? The scientists and clinicians of the new Cluster of Excellence RESIST want to answer these questions – and thus help people with a weakened immune system. Particularly affected are, for example, newborns and seniors, people with an inborn immunodeficiency and patients whose immune system is suppressed for therapeutic reasons or who are carriers of implants.
Science line: Universities, laboratories, institutes - only one stop away
How Hannover is researching in transdisciplinary terms
Innovative implants are becoming increasingly important. In Hanover, researchers from the fields of medicine, natural sciences, and engineering rely on transdisciplinarity. They join forces to develop safe and infection-resistant cardiovascular, cochlear, orthopaedic, and dental implants. This all takes place along the “Science Line” at the heart of research location Hanover.
News
Leibniz University
Successful debut launch of the Einstein-Elevator
Scientists from HITec at Leibniz Universität Hannover realize conditions for space research here on Earth, opening new possibilities for researchers across the globe.
Hannover Medical School
Researchers aim to use gene therapy to treat hearing deafness
Professor Schambach was awarded approximately two million euros from the European Union for his “iHEAR” project.
University of Veterinary Medicine Hannover (TiHo)
Stranded sperm whales in 2016 belonged to two different groups
Pollutants and genetic analysis reveal origin and group affiliation.
Leibniz Universität
Sustainable Exploitation of Environmental Resources
EU project ESMERALDA aims at implementing the biodiversity strategy.
Hannover Science Initiative
International networking between European Cities of Science
The City of Hannover joins the European Science Engagement Association (EUSEA).
University of Veterinary Medicine Hannover
Shipping disturbs harbour porpoises foraging
International research team investigated the behaviour of porpoises.
Hannover Medical School
Gene therapy for rare blood condition
MHH researchers develop cell and gene therapy that affords better protection against disease pathogens.
Student Services Organisation
Meeting, exchanging and supporting
Studentenwerk Hannover celebrates 20 years of Tutoring Programme.
Institutions
"In Hannover, higher-education institutions, academia, student services organisations and the City Administration work very closely together. Within the Hannover Science Initiative, our shared commitment is to make the city even more attractive and international as a centre for many activities. This portal shows how Hannover is a great and stimulating place to live, study and do research."
Belit Onay, Lord Mayor City of Hannover
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Prof. Dr. Thomas Winkelmann, President of the Leibniz University of Applied Sciences
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Doris Petersen, Head of hannoverimpuls GmbH
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Prof. Dr. Stefan Bieler, President of Private University of Applied Sciences
"Studying public administration at HSVN is an interesting and rewarding opportunity that offers strinking job perspectives – and Hannover is a lively and colorful place to study!
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Prof. Dr. Michael Koop, President of Lower Saxonian Municipal University of Applied Administrative Sciences
„Hannover’s academic and cultural landscape is versatile as well as excellent, and very appealing to anyone interested in studying, teaching, doing research, or being creative.“
Prof. Dr. Susanne Rode-Breymann, President of Hannover University of Music, Drama and Media
„The universities of Hannover spare no effort to offer students the best education possible as a sound basis for a good start into working life.“
Dr. Gerhard Greif, President of the University of Veterinary Medicine Hannover, Foundation
"The Hannover Science Initiative shows: Together we can achieve more. The long-standing, reliable cooperation between universities, research institutions, the city administration and the Volkswagen Foundation has shaped and strengthened Hannover as a science location."
Dr. Georg Schütte, VolkswagenStiftung
"The partners of Hannover science initiative work together to make studying in Hannover a successful experience. Naturally, the Studentenwerk Hannover Students Services as social service provider for students and universities actively engages in these efforts!"
Eberhard Hoffmann, Head of Studentenwerk Hannover Students Services
„The Hochschule Hannover University of Applied Sciences and Arts offers a wide range of courses, a high reputation in applied sciences, and innovative research. The unique collaboration of the partners of Hannover science initiative substantially strengthens Hanover’s position as a centre of higher education and research."
Prof. Dr. Josef von Helden, President of Hochschule Hannover University of Applied Sciences and Arts
„Leibniz University provides excellent study conditions at the internationally competitive location Hannover, with its high-performing research community and first-class scientific infrastructure."
Prof. Dr. Volker Epping, President of Leibniz University Hannover