Alice Salomon University of Applied Sciences Berlin (ASH Berlin) is a state university focused on Social Work, Health and Nursing, and Education. It is the largest of its kind in Germany within the SAGE network, offering a range of study programs designed to equip students for professional practice in social and health-related fields. The university emphasizes practical experience and interdisciplinary learning.
Students are generally required to pay a semester contribution fee which covers student services, administration, and a public transport ticket.
As a state university in Berlin, ASH Berlin does not charge tuition fees for most Bachelor's and consecutive Master's programs for all students, including international students. Students are generally required to pay a semester contribution fee which covers student services, administration, and a public transport ticket.
Prospective students can apply through the university's online application portal (HISinOne). The application process involves checking specific program requirements, preparing necessary documents like academic transcripts and proof of language proficiency, and then submitting the online application.
Application deadlines typically align with German university application cycles, usually with a winter semester intake. Specific dates should be checked directly on the ASH Berlin website for the most accurate information.
Yes, the university offers the Deutschlandstipendium, which is a merit-based scholarship. It is awarded based on academic performance and social engagement, with application details available on the university's website.
General admission to study programs requires a university entrance qualification. Specific academic and language requirements can vary depending on the chosen program and should be reviewed on the ASH Berlin website.