TH Köln – University of Applied Sciences, Public university of applied sciences in Cologne, Germany
TH Köln is a university of applied sciences with multiple locations across the city, each focusing on different fields of study. The Südstadt campus houses humanities, Deutz has engineering programs, and Mülheim offers digital media studies.
The institution traces its roots to a royal trade school founded in 1833, which evolved through mergers and restructuring over many decades. By 1971, these changes resulted in Germany's largest university of applied sciences.
Students from around the world study here and shape daily campus life through their different perspectives and backgrounds. This diversity is visible in conversations at cafes, during events, and in mixed study groups throughout the facilities.
The university works with local companies, giving students chances to participate in research and practical training during work-study semesters. The different campuses are easily accessible by public transport, and visitors can explore the facilities at each location.
The Department of International Affairs manages the PIONEER Alliance, a network of ten European universities supported by Erasmus+ funding. This partnership allows students to study within a European university network and benefit from shared learning opportunities.
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