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Darmstadt University of Applied Sciences
| City | Country |
| Darmstadt | Germany |
Services
Student services
The Student Service Cente kindly answers your questions in the following areas:
- Studying and living in Darmstadt
- Choosing a study programme
- Application process
- Admission & enrolment
- Organising your studies
- Campus Card
- Academic Calendar
- Re-registration
- Leave of Absence
- Change of study programme
- Withdrawal or deregistration
- Self-service functions for students
- Fees & Financial support
- Learning difficulties or test anxiety
- Social and personal problems during your studies
- Residence and work permit
- Linking up with local students
- Social, cultural and leisure activities
- Diversity & Inclusion
Library services
The university library consists of the Zentralbibliothek and four branch libraries at sites in Darmstadt and Dieburg. The collection comprises about 300,000 volumes and over 800 publications as well as a rapidly growing number of electronic resources.
All materials (books, journals, electronic resources etc.) can be found in the online catalogue.
ICT services
The IT Services and Support department (“IT-Dienste und –Anwendungen”) is the university computer center responsible for IT and IT applications. At the beginning of your studies you will receive your h_da user account access data via postal mail. Once you receive your login data you must activate and configure your account. This account serves a number of important functions, including:
Student Life
Campus life
Departments are situated at five locations within the city of Darmstadt, as well as in nearby Dieburg. Visible for miles, the most prominent landmark at Darmstadt is the high-rise tower on the main campus near Darmstadt Central Station.
The Department of Design is located at Mathildenhöhe, the internationally renowned Art Noveau centre. This area‘s “Wedding Tower” is also found in the Darmstadt logo.
Biotechnology is located near the Botanical Gardens. In 2000, the campus of the former Telekom University of Applied Sciences in Dieburg was integrated and has since been developed into Darmstadt's Media Campus.
