Applied Natural Sciences and Health

Focus on Science and Health

The Faculty of Applied Natural Sciences and Health at Coburg University of Applied Sciences and Arts offers you the perfect combination of science and practice. Here, the focus is on innovative approaches and forward-looking topics—ranging from biotechnology and environmental sciences to health promotion and medical technology.

Do you want to explore the secrets of nature, develop sustainable solutions, or work right at the intersection of science and health? Then you’ve come to the right place! Our practice-oriented degree programs provide you with the best possible preparation for the challenges of tomorrow – in modern labs, through exciting projects, and always in close collaboration with researchers and professionals in the field. Discover your opportunities and become part of a community committed to a healthier and more sustainable future!

Degree Programs

German-language bachelor’s degree programs offered by the Faculty of Applied Natural Sciences and Health:

English-language bachelor’s degree programs offered by the School of Applied Natural Sciences and Health:

German-language master’s programs offered by the Faculty of Applied Natural Sciences and Health:

English-language master’s programs offered by the School of Applied Natural Sciences and Health:

Location

The Faculty of Applied Natural Sciences and Health is located on the Friedrich Streib Campus.

This is where the lecture halls, seminar rooms, laboratories, and offices are located. The Midwifery program
is based at the Bamberg campus .

Faculty Administration

Additional Information

Faculty and Staff

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Laboratories

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