Overview - Universities / Colleges - Technology Park Berlin Adlershof

Student in the library of Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin

Berlin Adlershof is not only the largest technology park in Germany, but is also characterized by a unique science and university landscape.

At its heart is the campus of Humboldt University, which completed the relocation of its mathematics and natural sciences institutes to innovative new buildings in 2003.

Two private universities also contribute to the academic profile of the campus with their diverse offerings: the bbw University of Applied Sciences and the Steinbeis Association complement the Adlershof study programs with business and economics courses.

The number of students on campus is growing steadily and is now around 8,000.

Kurzporträt Technologiepark Adlershof pdf (763,26 KB)
Daten und Fakten zum Profil des Standortes

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WISTA-Orientierungsplan Technologiepark Adlershof pdf (1,94 MB)
Faltplan mit Infos zu Infrastruktur, ÖPNV und einem Verzeichnis wichtiger Einrichtungen

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Studentendorf Adlershof (student housing)
Adlershof Start-Up Centers
Gründungswerkstatt Adlershof (Founder's Lab)
Coworking Space
HUMBOLDT-Start-Up Service

The mathematics and natural sciences campus Adlershof of Humboldt-Universität Berlin is home to the Departments of Chemistry, Geography, Computer Science, Mathematics, Physics, and Psychology.

Together with the Integrative Research Institute for the Sciences (IRIS Adlershof) and the Integrative Research Institute on Transformations of Human-Environment Systems (IRI THESys), as well as the Center for the Science of Materials Berlin (CSMB), they form a fertile scientific biotope that also benefits from networking with non-university research institutes and companies at the Adlershof Technology Park.

As the most important future project on its Adlershof campus, Humboldt-Universität is working on the planning of a "ScienceHUB" with a modular Audimax for at least 500 people. The multifunctional building complex is to become a place for scientific exchange, innovation and start-up consulting, knowledge transfer, networking, scientific events and congresses.

More information about the Humboldt University in Adlershof

Into business after graduation!

The Humboldt Startupservice supports young entrepreneurs from the academic environment before they take the step into self-employment. The Startup Incubator Adlershof offers the ideal environment for this. And after the company has been founded, Humboldt Innovation is a strong partner with tailor-made service packages, further training offers and alumni work.

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The bbw Hochschule - University of Applied Sciences is a private, state-recognized university of applied sciences that offers degree courses in economics, industrial engineering and engineering. It offers part-time, full-time and dual study options.

The bbw University of Applied Sciences is run by the bbw Akademie für Betriebswirtschaftliche Weiterbildung GmbH. It is also supported by partners from the region's business community and its academic partner university, the Berlin University of Applied Sciences (HTW).

The bbw University of Applied Sciences sees itself as a link between practice-oriented academic studies and the real need for specialists and managers in companies. It also operates its own start-up center on campus.

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In the Steinbeis network, various transfer companies offer services in the areas of research and development, consulting and expertise as well as training and further education. In cooperation with the state-recognized Steinbeis University, various courses of study are available there. The following institutions of the Steinbeis Network are active in the Adlershof Technology Park:

Steinbeis Transfer Institutes:

Steinbeis Research Institutes:

Graduate School of Leadership & Management

Furthermore, the Shared Research Center as a central organizational platform for research-oriented committees and working groups of Steinbeis University on site.

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