The Ludwigshafen University of Business and Society is a university of applied sciences. With more than 4,500 students and about 90 professionally experienced professors and 120 lecturers in four departments, it is actively integrated into the Rhine-Neckar metropolitan region in the south-west of Germany.
Its range of courses includes studies in the areas of economic and social sciences. The relevance of the study courses on practice has been one of the most important focuses right from the beginning, combined with an international orientation. In a dialogue with the economy and its needs, the range of courses is being expanded continually. The university's competence lies in the business management courses with an international alignment. There is an intense mediation of business management functions at the focus of most study courses. The range of studies offered for logistics also targets this area.
It became an independent university of applied sciences in 1996. It was originally part of the University of Applied Sciences of the Rhineland Palatinate, founded in 1971.
The MBA distance learning course Logistics - International Management & Consulting is a shared course of study between the Ludwigshafen University of Business and Society and the zfh - Zentrum für Fernstudien im Hochschulverbund.
The Ludwigshafen University of Business and Society signed the Charta of Diversity in December 2010. The university now belongs to a group of approx. 900 companies and public facilities who consider the introduction of a corporate culture based on recognition and valuation of diversity to be a key factor for their success. In this context, the university of applied sciences considers diversity in its culture and processes, informs and raises awareness among its employees, and reports regularly on current trends, conferences, projects, and many activities.
The Ludwigshafen University stands for...
- mutual respect and valuation
- living diversity and equal opportunities
- reflection and designed change
- dialogue orientation and open-mindedness
- ability to handle criticism and participation