Higher Education System
Project: WISIH – social innovations from higher education institutions
WISIH stands for “Paths and indicators of social innovations for higher education institutions”. In the field of Nursing Science and in Occupational, Organisational and Business Psychology, examples of social innovation are collected; paths and indicators are identified; and an indicator model based on the findings is tested in practice.Go to download
Interview: “I generally consider universities of applied sciences to be a success story.”
Germany’s first universities of applied sciences were established in 1969. In its “Campus und Karriere” (Campus and Careers) programme, the broadcaster Deutschlandfunk discussed the role and the future of this type of university with experts. Among the guest speakers were Muriel Helbig (President of TH Lübeck), Karim Khakzar (Fulda University of Applied Sciences) and CHE Executive Director Frank Ziegele. Discussion on the topic of “Celebrating 50 years of universities of applied sciences”, held on 5 January 2019 Go to programme
Women currently account for 21 per cent of all IT students at German higher education institutions. A survey of computer science students conducted by the CHE Centre for Higher Education investigates the reasons for this disparity, and ways to counteract it. Go to download
Find out more in our video: Women in IT – Three fields of action for getting female students interested in IT degree programmes.
Experts
Dr. Sigrun Nickel
Head of Higher Education Research
Dr. Sigrun Nickel
Head of Higher Education Research
Ulrich Müller
Member of the Management Team, Head of Policy Studies
Ulrich Müller
Member of the Management Team, Head of Policy Studies
Cort-Denis Hachmeister
Senior Expert Data Analysis