Fachhochschule des Mittelstands (FHM)
Berlin, Germany
FHM is a private, state‑recognized university of applied sciences founded in 2000 by business associations and craft chambers in Bielefeld. It has since expanded to nine campuses across Germany, including Berlin, Bamberg, Dortmund, and Rostock. Serving around 5,800 students, FHM offers Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees focused on business, technology, media, sports, health, nutrition, psychology, education, and social work. The university emphasizes small class sizes, close faculty cooperation, and practical projects tailored to SME (Mittelstand) needs. FHM’s campus network supports professional opportunities and regional engagement. Drawing upon its SME roots, FHM excels in business-oriented education, combining theory and application.
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Multiple campuses in Bielefeld, Berlin, Bamberg, Hanover, others
Tailored to Germany’s SME “Mittelstand” sector
Diverse degree offerings in economics, tech, media, health, psychology
Private/state‑recognized status with regional roots
Small cohorts with high teacher-student interaction
Practical projects integrated with industry partners