On which German university campus can you spend your lecture breaks under palm trees? At the smallest campus of Kaiserslautern University of Applied Sciences, in Pirmasens, with approximately 600 students, you can. The atrium with its subtropical vegetation, modern buildings with state-of-the-art facilities, and well-maintained grounds make Pirmas
Why study at the Pirmasens campus?
A friendly atmosphere, personal contact with professors, excellent facilities, and low living costs create ideal conditions for studying.
The city of Pirmasens lies in the heart of the Palatinate Wasgau, one of Germany's most impressive sandstone landscapes and a paradise for mountain biking, geocaching, and
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Why study at the Kaiserslautern campus?
With more than 40 laboratories in Applied Engineering Sciences, a large laboratory hall in Civil Engineering, state-of-the-art workshops, and multimedia labs, you'll enjoy a practical, hands-on education.
The newly designed campus, featuring modern computer labs, a bright and well-equipped library, a caf
A welcoming atmosphere and short distances characterize the inner-city campus in Kaiserslautern. It was developed as a conversion project on a prominent former industrial site and is home to approximately 2,700 students in the departments of Applied Engineering and Architecture and Design.
The diverse range of study programs offered at the Kais
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