HAW Hamburg Study Abroad

HAW Hamburg Study Abroad Study at HAW Hamburg in the heart of Europe and lose your heart to Hamburg. Hamburg. Gateway to the world. And to new horizons.

We welcome international exchange and degree-seeking students from all over the world. Your home away from home for new adventures. Study Abroad for a semester as an exchange student or complete a Bachelor or Master’s degree at the HAW Hamburg in Germany: www.haw-hamburg.de/english

In the North of Germany and in the heart of Europe, Germany’s second largest city offers excellent quality of life and international flair. If you like to spend your leisure time outdoors, then you will love Europe’s “greenest” city with its lake and canals and beautiful parks. For those of you who love culture, Hamburg’s museums, theatres and its world famous concert hall, the Elbphilharmonie, will inspire you. The Economist ranks Hamburg as one of the Top Ten most liveable cities in the world and from its international airport you are just a short flight away from lots of other European cities. When you study abroad at Hamburg University of Applied Sciences you will be getting a practice-oriented education, applying the theory you learn in lectures in projects and getting a special insight into the expertise of professors who have worked in industry. You will also be part of an international group of students from all over the world, learning about their cultures and exchanging views and ideas.

A little bit of golden October on campus Berliner Tor this week. 🍂🍁🍂
09/10/2026

A little bit of golden October on campus Berliner Tor this week. 🍂🍁🍂

Changing course for success: Many of you know Mashiur Mahin from the welcome weeks and the HAW Hamburg weBuddy programme...
08/10/2026

Changing course for success: Many of you know Mashiur Mahin from the welcome weeks and the HAW Hamburg weBuddy programme, where he works hard to make our new international students feel welcome. But do you know his story?

In 2021 Mashiur came to Germany from Bangladesh to study information engineering. He was sure that he was following his dream. As the first semesters passed, his motivation slumped and the feeling of being on the wrong path grew stronger. He began to face the uncomfortable reality that he had earned fewer credits than he should have. ‘The situation became emotionally difficult because I was investing time and effort without feeling that I was moving forward in the way I wanted,” he remembers. “The problem wasn’t that information engineering was a poor programme. Rather, I began to realise that its technical focus did not match my interests and strengths.‘

Many international students find themselves in similar situations and, unable to face the thought of disappointing their parents or the idea that they are a failure, they neglect their studies until they have lost any possibility of catching up. Mashiur had the same doubts and feelings: ‘Part of me thought I should continue, simply because I had already invested so much time in engineering. But another part of me knew that spending even more time on a path that no longer felt right would not bring me closer to the future I wanted. I did not want to continue merely because I was afraid to start again. I wanted to study in a programme that matched both my abilities and my ambitions.’

At 24 years Mashiur made a brave decision and started over by switching to international business. With each semester he found himself more focussed and with a better balance between studies, work and life. ‘It genuinely felt like a new beginning. I rediscovered the enthusiastic and competitive side of myself that I felt I had lost. I found a new job, became more organised and approached my studies with greater determination.‘

read the full article: https://bit.ly/4yysiWp

06/10/2026
HAW Kulturcafé: We kicked things off with our International Pub Quiz with more than 40 international students! 🥳 Now the...
01/10/2026

HAW Kulturcafé: We kicked things off with our International Pub Quiz with more than 40 international students! 🥳 Now the programme for the "cosy season" is online! From cultural nights and an autumn walk&talk to a book club, exploring Christmas traditions and an excursion to Hamburg’s Christmas market — there’s plenty to discover and enjoy together. 🎄📚✨

📝 Sign up for the events! https://bit.ly/4rPnJog We’d love to see you.

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Let’s make this winter semester cosy, international & unforgettable!

Learning about German Academia: Some of our new international degree-seeking students joined us for an information sessi...
01/10/2026

Learning about German Academia: Some of our new international degree-seeking students joined us for an information session to learn about studying in Germany, what is important to know and tips to being successful. It was lovely to meet you and hear your stories and we wish you a great start in your first semester at HAW Hamburg.

"Nacht der Speicherstadt": Discover more about Hamburg's famous warehouse district (a UNESCO world heritage site). Minia...
30/09/2026

"Nacht der Speicherstadt": Discover more about Hamburg's famous warehouse district (a UNESCO world heritage site). MiniaturWunderland and the Hamburg Dungeon are offering special guided tours, the spice and coffee museums are open later, and carpet traders are talking about their craft. There are also concerts, games, dance classes and CrossFit sessions.

Some of the events need a registration, due to limited spaces but all events are free. When: 3. October from 6:30 pm. More information: https://bit.ly/4rrIsOt

Adresse

Berliner Tor 5
Hamburg
20099

Öffnungszeiten

Montag 09:00 - 17:00
Dienstag 09:00 - 17:00
Mittwoch 09:00 - 17:00
Donnerstag 09:00 - 17:00
Freitag 09:00 - 15:00

Telefon

+4940428759834

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