University of Applied Sciences Bingen

The Fachhochschule Bingen is a university of the state of Rhineland- Palatinate. It is the only university in Bingen am Rhein and the only one in the district Mainz- Bingen.

History

The Fachhochschule Bingen was founded in 1897 as a pilot Rhine by Hermann Hoepke. The good infrastructure and scenic location at the confluence of the Rhine and Nahe were decisive for the choice of location. Since then, students with a practical education in technical and scientific subjects is offered. The spectrum of the offer ranges from traditional engineering sciences to modern information and communication technology to a wide range of biologically - science courses. Dialogue and cooperation with enterprises, institutions and organizations of the region to ensure a strong practical element and the orientation of the teaching to the needs of industry and business.

Locations

Today there are two locations of FH:

• City building: Rochus Allee 4, Bingen City
• Campus: Berlinstr. 109, Bingen- Büdesheim

Divisions

• Section I: Agricultural Economics ( Bachelor), Biotechnology (Bachelor), Energy and Process Technology (Bachelor's ), environmental protection (Bachelor ) Applied Bioinformatics (Bachelor, FB I and FB II), Renewable Energy Industry (Bachelor), Agriculture and the Environment (Master), energy and Building management (Master), energy operations management ( training master)
• Section II: computer science (Bachelor), Mobile Computing (Bachelor ) Applied Bioinformatics (Bachelor, FB I and II), Electrical Engineering ( Bachelor and Master), Information Systems (Master), Mechanical Engineering ( Bachelor), mechatronics and automotive systems (master) and Industrial Engineering ( Bachelor and Master)