Stefan Zammit
Head of International Office
The increasing international interdependence caused by globalization has paved the way for the development of a new set of skills in the global market. Additionally, the recent industrial, economic and technological changes are proof that traditional knowledge alone can't feed the needs of the fast-moving digital era and a pragmatic approach to education is all that we need right now. Inspired by these current market trends, teacher-student communities around the world are turning towards innovative learning methods and new opportunities. Internationally acclaimed for its quality, the German higher education system is a front runner in this segment allowing students to cultivate industry-specific skills and achieve a successful career. Actively contributing to Germany's dynamic education sector, PFH Private University of Applied Sciences is a leader in providing intensive managerial training and always strives to meet the high aspirations of the industry through a consistent orientation towards practical experience, internationality, and innovative teaching programmes. Stefan Zammit, Head of International Office, PFH Private University of Applied Sciences says, "Back in 1995 when PFH was founded as the first private university in Lower Saxony, business and industry were in dire need of highly-qualified graduates. They had access to fresh graduates with plenty of theoretical knowledge but little hands-on experience. They needed graduates who could hit the ground running and they still do. And that's where PFH comes into the picture. PFH thus sees itself as an interface between students as high potentials and the world of business and industry."
Focusing on individual attention along with unique pedagogy that comprises of interactive lectures, tutorials, experimental games, case studies, excursions, seminars and workshops, PFH offers degree programmes in four areas: Management and Business Administration, Psychology and Business Psychology, Healthcare Technology (especially in P&O and Biomechanics), and Engineering (especially in CFRP). Two master's programmes - General Management and Composites - are entirely taught in English. Elaborating on the institute's exclusive master's programmes, Stefan shares, "
In CFRP, we offer a three-semester, triple-award programme that