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Trier University of Applied Sciences

1971
Foundation year
7,357
No. of students (2018/19)
13%
of international students
102
Study Programs
99
Admission-free programs
English7
English-only programs

Trier University of Applied Sciences (Hochschule Trier), established in 1971, is one of the largest universities of applied sciences in Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany, with approximately 6,000 students and around 170 professors.  The university operates across three campuses: the main campus Schneidershof in Trier, the Environmental Campus Birkenfeld, and the Campus for Design and Art in Trier and Idar-Oberstein. The Environmental Campus Birkenfeld is notable for being Europe’s first zero-emission campus, utilizing 100% CO₂-neutral renewable energy sources for its electricity, heating, and cooling needs. This campus emphasizes interdisciplinary education in environmental studies and sustainable development.

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the University has campuses in:

1) Birkenfeld

2) Idar-Oberstein

3) Trier

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