
Heidelberg, Germany

SRH University Heidelberg
Heidelberg, Germany

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SRH University Heidelberg’s key distinguishing feature is its CORE (Competence Oriented Research and Education) principle, an innovative, practice-oriented teaching model that places students and their skills development at the centre of education. Under this model, students generally focus on one or two subjects in five-week blocks, work in small teams on practical tasks and complete competence-oriented assessments at the end of each block. Rather than relying mainly on traditional lectures, lecturers act as learning coaches and provide continuous feedback, mentoring and individual support. The university also emphasises real-world projects, interdisciplinary learning, practical skills and close connections with industry, helping students apply academic knowledge to professional situations. The CORE model received the Genius Loci Prize in 2018 for innovative teaching and learning.
Graduate of the Master’s programme in International Business and Engineering. He founded Glanzify UG, a Heidelberg-bas... View More
Graduate of the Master’s programme in International Business and Engineering. He founded Glanzify UG, a Heidelberg-based technology start-up developing automated solutions for dental aligner manufacturing. View Less
Completed a Master’s degree in Engineering and Information Technology in 2021. She works as an IT Engineer at an astro... View More
Completed a Master’s degree in Engineering and Information Technology in 2021. She works as an IT Engineer at an astronomical research institute, contributing to IT infrastructure and international scientific collaboration. View Less
Graduate of International Business and Engineering. She works as a Power Platform Consultant at Freudenberg Sealing Tech... View More
Graduate of International Business and Engineering. She works as a Power Platform Consultant at Freudenberg Sealing Technologies, applying digital technologies and business knowledge in an industrial environment. View Less
Completed a Master’s degree in International Management & Leadership in 2020 and works as a Support Engineer Specialis... View More
Completed a Master’s degree in International Management & Leadership in 2020 and works as a Support Engineer Specialist at SAP SE. View Less
Completed her Bachelor’s degree in Physiotherapy in 2015 and subsequently pursued postgraduate and doctoral studies. S... View More
Completed her Bachelor’s degree in Physiotherapy in 2015 and subsequently pursued postgraduate and doctoral studies. She later returned to SRH University Heidelberg as a professor and head of the BSc Physiotherapy programme. View Less
SRH University Heidelberg has a large, green campus on the banks of the Neckar River in the Wieblingen district, offering a modern and practice-oriented learning environment. Its infrastructure includes modern classrooms and seminar rooms, laboratories, interactive teaching spaces, a central library, computer and study facilities, sports facilities, dining areas and extensive green spaces. The campus also features the Cube cafeteria, cafés and student accommodation, creating an integrated campus environment where students can study, live and socialise.
The university library is centrally located and provides 38 reading and workstations, eight group-work rooms, 22 PC workstations and 24/7 access for students with a valid SmartCard. The campus also offers Campus Sports facilities, including a gym, indoor swimming pool and climbing wall, while its accommodation facilities provide furnished student apartments close to the academic buildings. Digital infrastructure includes the E-Campus and CampusNet platforms, through which students can access course materials, timetables, examination information, academic resources and digital library services.
Student life at SRH University Heidelberg combines an international campus environment with academic, social, cultural and recreational activities. The university’s Heidelberg campus is located in the Wieblingen district on the banks of the Neckar and provides modern study spaces, green areas, cafés, the Cube cafeteria, sports facilities and on-campus accommodation, creating an environment where students can study and socialise in the same setting. Heidelberg itself has a large international student community, with around 39,000 students across the city, and offers cafés, festivals, concerts, museums, theatres, student initiatives and outdoor activities along the Neckar and surrounding areas. Students at SRH can participate in sports, cultural events, student societies and group activities, while the university also provides opportunities for social interaction through campus events and extracurricular activities. The campus offers dedicated sports facilities, including a gym, indoor swimming pool and climbing wall, as well as green spaces for relaxation. In addition, students benefit from on-campus counselling and wellbeing services, including psychosocial support and physiotherapy facilities. Overall, SRH University Heidelberg provides a student-centred environment combining practical education, international interaction, leisure activities and personalised support.


SRH University Heidelberg provides dedicated Career Service & Development support to help students transition from university to employment. The service offers career counselling, application-document reviews, CV and application training, interview coaching, internship and job-search assistance, workshops and networking opportunities. Students can use the SRH Career Center powered by JobTeaser to search for internships, working-student positions and graduate jobs. The university also maintains a broad network of corporate partners through internships, practical projects, dual-study programmes, company visits and career events. At the Heidelberg campus, the Career:night brings companies, students and alumni together for direct recruitment and networking, with participating employers able to present vacancies and meet potential recruits.
The below information is required while
completing the university application :
1. International students applying for a bachelor’s programme at SRH University Heidelberg generally need a recognised university entrance qualification, such as the German Abitur/Fachhochschulreife or an equivalent international secondary school qualification that provides access to higher education in the applicant’s home country.
2. Depending on the programme and the applicant’s educational background, Direct Entry via Conditional Enrolment or a Foundation Year may also be available.
3. For English taught programmes, applicants must demonstrate English proficiency. Requirements vary by programme; for example, several programmes accept IELTS 6.5, TOEFL iBT 87, or equivalent qualifications, while some programmes specify IELTS 6.5, TOEFL 80 and Duolingo 110.
4. Applicants who do not meet the stated English requirement may be able to take the SRH English Proficiency Certificate test.
5. Applicants generally submit their secondary school certificates/transcripts, proof of language proficiency, CV with a recent passport photograph, and a copy of their passport or national identity document through the online application portal.
6. Depending on the programme, applicants may also need to meet specific subject or GPA requirements and complete an individual selection process, interview or other programme specific assessment.
7. International applicants whose qualifications do not provide direct entry may be assessed for a Foundation programme at SRH International College.
8. Applicants from outside the EU/EEA should also allow time for the German student visa/residence permit process after receiving admission.
Know moreSRH University Heidelberg provides dedicated Career Service & Development support to help students transition from university to employment. The service offers career counselling, application-document reviews, CV and application training, interview coaching, internship and job-search assistance, workshops and networking opportunities. Students can use the SRH Career Center powered by JobTeaser to search for internships, working-student positions and graduate jobs. The university also maintains a broad network of corporate partners through internships, practical projects, dual-study programmes, company visits and career events. At the Heidelberg campus, the Career:night brings companies, students and alumni together for direct recruitment and networking, with participating employers able to present vacancies and meet potential recruits.



SRH University Heidelberg has received recognition for its innovative teaching, academic quality, entrepreneurship, design and family-friendly study environment. In 2026, SRH University was recognised for its family-friendly working and study conditions for the sixth consecutive time through the familiengerechte hochschule audit, with all 18 campuses included in the certification for the first time. In 2026, SRH University also achieved third place nationally in Germany in the EXIST Start-up Grant programme, securing €1.15 million in approved funding across eight start-up applications during 2025; SRH was the only private university in Germany to enter the national top ten. In 2026, the new SRH Campus Berlin received the German Design Award 2026 for its innovative architecture, interior design and brand-oriented learning environment. In 2018, SRH received the prestigious Genius Loci Prize for Excellence in Teaching for its CORE (Competence Oriented Research and Education) teaching and learning model, making it the first private university to receive the award. The university has also held system accreditation since 2019, confirming its quality-management processes in teaching and study programmes, and has received institutional accreditation from the German Council of Science and Humanities.


The SRH Campus Berlin received the German Design Award 2026 for its interior architecture, brand presentation and innovative learning environment.
SRH University achieved third place nationally in Germany in the EXIST Start-up Grant programme, with eight approved applications and €1.15 million in funding during 2025.
SRH University programmes in Social Work, Technology and Business achieved multiple top-group positions in the CHE University Rankings 2020, including recognition for practical orientation, study organisation, examinations and infrastructure.
SRH University received system accreditation from 1 October 2019, confirming its institutional quality-management system for teaching, study programmes and examinations.
The university was institutionally re-accredited by the German Council of Science and Humanities (Wissenschaftsrat), which recognised its development and teaching quality.
SRH University received the prestigious Genius Loci Prize from the Stifterverband and Volkswagen Foundation for its CORE (Competence Oriented Research and Education) teaching and learning model.
SRH University Heidelberg is involved in a range of research and innovation projects focusing on artificial intelligence, sustainability, digital technologies, environmental management, healthcare and circular construction. From 2024 to 2026, the SustAInability project combined AI and IoT technologies with environmental monitoring to develop solutions for climate-related challenges in collaboration with international university partners. In 2025, the university supported the Wet-Lab-VR project, which uses virtual reality, machine learning and gamification to simulate molecular-biology laboratory training; the project received an EXIST start-up grant of €135,000. Also in 2025, the Democratia-Aqua-Technica VI project focused on environmental communication, water pollution, climate change and sustainable education through international cooperation. From November 2025 to April 2028, SRH University is participating in the MIRAKEL project, which is developing an AI- and mixed-reality-based digital assistance system for assessing buildings, construction materials and their potential for reuse within the circular economy; the project has approximately €2.56 million in funding. Since 2026, the SRH Connects project, funded by the DAAD, has strengthened research and academic cooperation with universities in India and Ghana, including work on sustainability, waste management and recycling.
SRH University became a key partner in MIRAKEL, a research project developing an AI- and mixed-reality-based digital assistance system for assessing buildings and identifying the reuse potential of construction materials. The project has a total budget of approximately €2.6 million and focuses on circular construction and resource efficiency.
At the Heidelberg campus, an Erasmus+ Blended Intensive Programme brought together more than 40 participants from eight European universities to develop practical projects involving computer vision, large language models, robotics, embedded AI and autonomous systems.
In collaboration with Biomed X and Neuron Solutions, SRH University organised the Biodatathon at its Heidelberg campus, where students applied AI and data-science methods to pharmaceutical and biomedical research challenges, strengthening the connection between academic learning and industry research.
SRH University supported the development of Wet-Lab-VR, an innovative virtual-reality training system for molecular biology laboratory education. The project uses machine learning, VR and gamification to simulate laboratory procedures and received an EXIST start-up grant of €135,000 for its development.
SRH University researchers investigated the use of explainable artificial intelligence (XAI) to identify deepfakes, contributing to research on trustworthy AI and digital media authenticity.
In 2025, start-up teams from the SRH University environment received €1.15 million in EXIST funding across eight approved applications, with projects focusing on AI, data-driven technologies, gamification and knowledge-based services. Examples included AI-supported occupational health management and an AI-assisted ultrasound system for breast-cancer screening.
SRH University Heidelberg is participating in the SustAInability project with international partners in Cambodia and Kyrgyzstan. The project combines artificial intelligence, IoT and environmental monitoring to develop technology-based approaches to climate-change and environmental challenges.

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