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WHY STUDY AT THE HWZYOU’LL GAIN MOREBusiness School offering a full range of programs
BACHELORDON’T HESITATE. GET A BACHELOR’S DEGREE.Do you want to take on a higher position and realize your career prospects? Then launch your career with our Bachelor's degrees. They are practical and part-time and thus allow you to continue your work (up to 80%).
MASTERNOBODY BECOMES A MASTER OVERNIGHT.Do you want to update your know-how in a practical, implementable yet scientific manner? If you want to do so whilst continuing your work with as little limitations as possible, then the HWZ Master degree courses are exactly what you are looking for.
DIPLOMAS / CERTIFICATESTHE SAFEST INVESTMENT: A DIPLOMA.Suchen Sie eine praxisorientierte und kompakte Weiterbildung, die Ihre Fachkenntnisse gezielt vertieft, ergänzt und Ihnen zugleich neue Perspektiven eröffnet? Dann sind unsere Diplom- und Zertifikats-Lehrgänge das richtige für Sie.
RESEARCH & SERVICESRESEARCH FOR TEACHING / SERVICES FOR REAL BUSINESSThe research undertaken at the HWZ institutes and centers provide the foundations for the development and improvement of the HWZ core competences. The research outcomes are channelled back into applied business activities and teaching. As a University which focuses on applied studies, we seek the collaboration with private and public organizations to conduct joint projects and studies. more |
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Facebook, YouTube and Twitter are the Most Valuable Social Media BrandsA global study carried out by the brand value rating agency BV4, in cooperation with the Department of Social Media Management of the HWZ, ranks for the first time the most valuable social network brands. Facebook takes the top of the ranking with an estimated brand value of 29.115 bn $, followed by YouTube with a brand value of 18.099 bn $, and Twitter with 13.309 bn $. Less well known in the Western world is the Chinese network Qzone which, with a brand value of 11.237 bn $, is in fourth position. Together, the thirty most valuable brands have a brand value of 125 bn $. » more |
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