Hochschule Stralsund has a modern seaside campus located in the UNESCO World Heritage city of Stralsund in northeastern Germany, close to the Baltic Sea and the island of Rügen.

1. For most bachelor’s programs taught in German, applicants must demonstrate German language proficiency, usually at the B2 or C1 level depending on the program. 2. Accepted certificates include DSH, TestDaF, Goethe Zertifikat, DSD, and equivalent qualifications. 3. For English taught or partially English taught programs such as International Management Studies in the Baltic Sea Region (BMS), students must provide English proficiency at B2 level or higher through exams such as IELTS. 4. Applicants are generally required to submit documents including academic transcripts and certificates, a passport copy, a tabular CV/resume, passport sized photo, and proof of language proficiency. 5. Students who have previously attended another university must also provide transcripts and deregistration certificates if applicable.

1. Language proficiency requirements depend on the program language. For German taught master’s programs, applicants usually need German proficiency at the B2 or C1 level. 2. Several international master’s programs, including International Innovation Management, Renewable Energy and E Mobility, Simulation and System Design, and some versions of Tourism Development Strategies, are taught in English and therefore require English proficiency at B2 or B2+ level. 3. Accepted tests include IELTS, TOEFL, Cambridge English qualifications, PTE Academic, and equivalent certifications. 4. Applicants must usually submit digital copies of important documents such as bachelor’s degree certificates and transcripts, proof of language proficiency, passport copy, CV/resume, passport sized photo, university entrance qualification certificates, and current academic records. 5. Some programs may additionally require a motivation letter, module descriptions from previous studies, internship proof, or professional experience depending on the course requirements.

Hochschule Stralsund provides a safe, structured, and well-supported campus environment, and student safety is considered an important part of its university management system. The campus is located in a quiet residential area of Stralsund, which is generally regarded as a low-crime, student-friendly city in northern Germany, contributing to a secure living and study atmosphere.

Student life at Hochschule Stralsund is shaped by a small, close-knit campus environment, strong community feel, and a unique coastal lifestyle near the Baltic Sea. Because the university is compact, students quickly get to know each other and build strong academic and social networks across different programs and faculties.

Hochschule Stralsund offers students affordable and well-organized housing options, with a strong advantage compared to many German university cities due to relatively low rent and good availability. The university works closely with the Studierendenwerk Greifswald, which manages most student dormitories in Stralsund, Greifswald, and Neubrandenburg.

Hochschule Stralsund has a strong campus recruitment and industry collaboration system that focuses on practical training, internships, cooperative study programs, and career-oriented learning. The university maintains close partnerships with regional, national, and international companies, especially in engineering, IT, renewable energy, business, maritime technology, and tourism sectors.