At present, there are nearly 1300 foreign students from more than 80 countries studying in this school. The school maintains exchanges and cooperation with 86 universities and colleges in 42 countries and regions. The bachelor's and master's degrees awarded by this school have been recognized by the government of China and other countries in the world.
Introduction to Anhalt
Saxony-anhalt, located in the middle of Germany, has a long cultural origin and centuries-old industrial tradition. Its capital is magdeburg, the city of emperors and bishops, with a history of 1200 years. The state is located at the hub of Europe. The German government has invested heavily in transportation (the road network alone exceeds 8 billion euros), making it one of the densest railway networks in Europe and an important transportation hub connecting east, west, north and south (magdeburg is only 40 minutes' drive from the capital Berlin). The leading industries in Germany are biochemistry, food industry, machinery manufacturing, auto parts, wood industry, paper industry, logistics and so on.
Biomedical industry is the most developing industry in the world, which grows at a rate of 5%-7% every year in industrial countries. 1998 global sales are about19 billion euros. Germany is a world leader in medical technology. The German medical technology industry with 65,438+000,000 employees accounts for a large proportion of the global export share.
As the most developed area of biochemical industry in Germany, biochemical products and pharmaceutical manufacturing in anhalt account for more than half of the sales of similar products in all federal states of Germany. More and more enterprises transfer their scientific research strength to this state, and cooperate with universities and research institutions in this state to provide strong technical support for enterprise development (the above content comes from the German Federation of Industry and Commerce).
Saxony-anhalt's charming natural scenery, high-level artistic, cultural and technological innovation and favorable geographical location in the center of Europe made this region the center of industrial upgrading and progress in the early 20th century.
As an important innovative university in the state, Halle-Wittenberg University (Martin Luther University) and Anhalt Universities of Applied Sciences University jointly set up a high-end international master's degree program in biomedical engineering by taking advantage of the state's leading position in the industry, and began enrolling students on 200 1, with the goal of cultivating a group of international and compound high-end talents for fields in urgent need of talents. At the same time, it also introduced the European credit conversion system, which can recognize credits without barriers. Through strict quality tracking management and regular evaluation of teaching and scientific research, a high teaching level is guaranteed. Students can get a joint master's degree (dual registration) after registration.