The University of Applied Sciences for Engineering and Economics Berlin (HTW Berlin) is the largest university of applied sciences in the capital city of Germany. Founded in 1994, HTW Berlin offers more than 80 degree programmes in the fields of business, engineering, computer science, design, and culture. With over 14,000 students, the university is an important location for practice-oriented and interdisciplinary education.

HTW Berlin places particular emphasis on research focuses such as the digital economy, the creative economy, health research, industry and the world of work of the future as well as renewable energies and energy efficiency. The university has partnerships with 150 universities in Europe and overseas, strengthening its international orientation and network.

The university's facilities include the university management, academic self-administration, departments, a centre for part-time and further education, central university administration, as well as central facilities and departments. Representatives and delegates additionally support the organization.

HTW Berlin pursues a practice-oriented and international study philosophy. Students benefit from modern equipment, a personal atmosphere, and a broad network of international contacts. In rankings such as the WirtschaftsWoche University Ranking, HTW Berlin regularly achieves top positions. For example, in the years 2021 to 2024, the university repeatedly achieved first place in programmes such as business administration, computer science, and industrial engineering. Many programmes of the university are also listed in the top group in the CHE Ranking.

In the field of research and transfer, HTW Berlin focuses on interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary approaches. Research focuses include renewable energies, resource-efficient technologies, digital transformations in economy and society, as well as sustainable management. Additionally, the university supports the development of the Berlin-Brandenburg region through knowledge and technology transfer, as well as third-mission activities.

HTW Berlin is strongly committed to sustainability and aligns itself with the United Nations' sustainability goals. Climate protection, diversity, and social justice are firmly anchored in studies, teaching, and research. Practical measures such as the climate protection agreement with the state of Berlin and the Diversity Audit of the Donors' Association underline this commitment.

The university also offers a range of distance learning courses, including Business Administration (Bachelor), General Management (Master), Mechanical Engineering (Bachelor), and Real Estate Management (Master). These programmes are characterized by part-time structures and a strong practical orientation.

With a faculty of 300 professors, 790 lecturers, and over 650 staff in technology, service, and administration, HTW Berlin ensures first-class education in a modern and dynamic environment.