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Distribution of students

24 degree programs for a successful future.

Pie chart with the following breakdown: 16 Bachelor's degree programs, 8 undergraduate Master's degree programs, 2 dual study programs - vocational training integrated (BISS) and practice integrated (Studium-Praxis+), 4 part-time Bachelor's degree programs, 8 part-time Master's degree programs

Pie chart with the following breakdown: 26% Faculty of Computer Science 19% Faculty of Economics 15% Faculty of Electrical Engineering 23% Faculty of Mechanical Engineering 17% Faculty of Business Law

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Cooperations of Schmalkalden University of Applied Sciences in Germany

Schmalkalden University of Applied Sciences demonstrates its research expertise in two key areas.

Adaptive signal analysis
Product development and toolmaking

240 Bachelor theses

70 Metathesis

150 Internships

60 R&D cooperations

Source: Forschungsatlas 2014

120 partner universities worldwide

In addition, Schmalkalden University of Applied Sciences has a dense network of partner universities worldwide. 15% of students come from abroad. Schmalkalden University of Applied Sciences regularly offers German students the opportunity to expand their international experience.

Intensive programs such as the International Summer School Schmalkalden, the German Language and Culture Summer School, and the International Engineering Week are highly sought-after events that are regularly offered at the university.

Exhibitor - Feedback 2025

01. Which day of the trade fair have you booked?

Pie chart showing the distribution of exhibitors at the Schmalkalden Career Fair: 44% on Wednesday, 43% on Tuesday, 13% on both days.

02. How do you assess the trade fair concept in general?

Pie chart showing the distribution of points: 6% with 7 points, 28% with 8 points, 40% with 9 points and 26% with 10 points.

03. What did you think of the information prior to the career fair?

Pie chart for rating: 77% Very good, 23% Good, 0% Less good, 0% Unsatisfactory.

04. How did you find the communication during the preparation?

Pie chart with ratings in German: 76% 'Very good' in green, 24% 'Good' in turquoise, 0% 'Less good' in orange, 0% 'Unsatisfactory' in blue.

05. How did you find the stand allocation for your company?

Pie chart with four rating levels in German: 72% 'Very good' in green, 27% 'Good' in turquoise, 1% 'Less good' in orange, 0% 'Unsatisfactory' in blue.

06. What did you think of the content of the career fair's website for exhibitors?

Pie chart with four rating levels: 52% 'Very good' in green, 48% 'Good' in blue, 0% 'Less good' in orange, 0% 'Unsatisfactory' in blue. The majority of ratings are positive.

07. What did you think of the company profiles on the career fair website?

Pie chart with four rating levels: 51% 'Very good' in green, 49% 'Good' in blue, 0% 'Less good' in orange, 0% 'Unsatisfactory' in blue. The ratings are consistently positive.

08. How do you rate the contents of the trade fair catalogue?

Pie chart with six point values: 0% for 5 points (red), 3% for 6 points (purple), 5% for 7 points (blue), 28% for 8 points (orange), 36% for 9 points (turquoise), 28% for 10 points (green). Most ratings are between 9 and 10 points.

09. How would you rate the support during the trade fair?

Pie chart with six rating levels: 94% 'Very good' in green, 6% 'Good' in turquoise, 0% 'Satisfactory', 'Sufficient', 'Poor', and 'Unsatisfactory'. The ratings are almost exclusively very positive.

10. How do you rate the venue?

Pie chart with six rating levels: 57% "Good" (light blue), 30% "Very good" (green), 9% "Satisfactory" (orange), 3% "Sufficient" (blue), 1% "Poor" (purple), 0% "Unsatisfactory" (red). The majority of ratings are positive, with a focus on "Good" and "Very good."

11. How do you rate the stand fees? (value for money)

Pie chart with six rating levels: 60% "Good" (turquoise), 24% "Very good" (green), 11% "Satisfactory" (orange), 3% "Sufficient" (blue), 2% "Poor" (purple), 0% "Unsatisfactory" (red). The majority of ratings are positive, with a focus on "Good" and "Very good."

12. How do you rate the quality of the interviews?

Pie chart with six rating levels: 50% "Good" (turquoise), 33% "Satisfactory" (orange), 6% "Sufficient" (blue), 0% "Poor" (purple), 1% "Unsatisfactory" (red), 10% "Very good" (green). Ratings are predominantly "Good" and "Satisfactory," with a few negative feedback.

13. How would you rate the number of conversations held at the trade fair?

Pie chart with six rating levels: 40% "Good" (turquoise), 36% "Very good" (green), 17% "Satisfactory" (orange), 4% "Sufficient" (blue), 3% "Poor" (purple), 0% "Unsatisfactory" (red). The ratings are predominantly positive, with a focus on "Good" and "Very good."

14. Have you already received applications at the fair?

Pie chart with three possible answers: 54% "No" (blue), 42% "Yes" (green), 4% "No answer" (orange). The majority of respondents answered "No," followed by "Yes," while only a few did not provide an answer.

15. How do you assess the further chances that interested students will contact you?

Pie chart with four rating levels: 55% "High" (turquoise), 26% "Very High" (green), 18% "Low" (orange), 1% "Very Low" (dark blue). The majority of ratings are in the upper range, with a clear emphasis on "High."

16. Have you already participated in the last career fair?

Pie chart with two possible answers: 66% "Yes" (green), 34% "No" (turquoise). The majority of respondents answered "Yes," indicating a predominantly affirmative attitude.

17. Will you continue to participate in the career fair?

Pie chart with three possible answers: 91% "Yes" (green), 6% "Maybe" (orange), 3% "No" (blue). The vast majority of respondents answered "Yes," indicating clear agreement. Only a few expressed uncertainty or disagreement.

18. Will you recommend the career fair to others?

Pie chart with two possible answers: 97% "Yes" (green), 3% "No" (blue). The overwhelming majority of respondents answered "Yes," indicating clear agreement.