The Magdeburg-Stendal University offers a diverse and practice-oriented range of courses that is ideally tailored to the individual needs of students. With five departments and almost 50 degree programs, including unique programs such as Sign Language Interpreting, Water Management, Human-Technology Interaction, as well as traditional disciplines like Social Work, Mechanical Engineering, and Business Administration, the university annually attracts about 5,500 students from Germany and abroad to its two locations.

The university sees itself as a dynamic and innovative institution that combines research and teaching at the highest level with societal and economic requirements. The strong practical orientation of the studies is particularly noteworthy: modernly equipped laboratories, state-of-the-art study technology, and diverse projects enable students to directly apply theoretical knowledge in practical applications. A close connection between academia and the professional world optimally prepares the graduates for their careers.

Another unique feature of the university is its extensive network of cooperation partners in business and society. National and international partnerships offer students a variety of opportunities to study interdisciplinary and in a practical manner. These collaborations include internships abroad and international study experiences at over a hundred partner universities worldwide.

The university places great emphasis on a personal and supportive environment. Small study groups, an excellent student-to-faculty ratio, and short communication channels ensure that fellow students and lecturers get to know each other and collaborate closely. Students have the opportunity to actively participate in shaping their course of study and the university community right from the start. An engaged student body enriches campus life with social, intercultural, political, and ecological activities, contributing to the vibrant and dynamic atmosphere of the Magdeburg and Stendal locations.

The university campus is more than just a place for learning: it is a space for studying, coffee breaks, sports, joint planning, and enjoyment. Additionally, the university offers flexible study formats, including full-time, part-time, dual, and professional development programs, to meet the individual life situations and needs of students. The choice of study format allows students to integrate their studies optimally into their own rhythm of life.

The Magdeburg-Stendal University values the feedback of its students and continuously works to create an environment that enables the best possible learning and life experiences.