The universities and universities of applied sciences in Thuringia are supplying the next generation of academics. In no other region of Germany one will find as many university and students taking degrees in the natural sciences, engineering and business management as in Thuringia. Currently, more than 50,000 students are enrolled in universities and universities of applied sciences.
Universities of cooperative education combine practical professional training and academic study. Practical phases in a company alternate with theoretical phases at the university. In this way students gather hands-on professional experience during their three-year training period and obtain an academic qualification that is comparable to a degree at a university of applied sciences.
University of Cooperative Education Gera-Eisenach
iba International Professional Academy (private)
And we are raising the next generation of skilled specialists: The basis of all this is the successful Thuringian school system. Pupils in the Free State have long been obtaining their A-level / highschool graduation diploma on the successful completion of 12 school years. The class sizes are small, the number of instructional hours high. As a result, children and young adults in Thuringian schools score remarkably well in comparative tests of performance such as PISA or the “Monitor for Education” from the Institute for the German Economy.
The Thuringia International School – Weimar (this) is a CIS accredited school, IB World school and member of the Association of International Schools, offering pupils of any nationality a broad education which combines the best elements of the American, British and German educational systems. On completing their studies, the students are awarded the International Baccalaureate (IB), an internationally recognized diploma.