Campus Düren

Wer am Multi-University-Campus Düren studiert, kann sich sicher sein, dass er von ausgewiesenen Expert:innen im Bereich Cybersicherheit umfassend qualifiziert wird. Praxisnahes Studieren wird hier großgeschrieben: Die Räumlichkeiten bieten zum Beispiel das „MCC“ (Mission Control Center), in dem Attack- und Defense-Übungen an der vorhandenen Hardware praktiziert werden können. Hier geht es für Studierende darum, Schadsoftware zu erkennen und unschädlich zu machen – und zwar nicht nur über virtuelle Systeme, sondern an echter Hardware.

Das Welcome Center ist für alle Fragen der internationalen Studierenden zuständig.

The district of Düren is excellently suited for the FHM's innovative degree programmes - not least because of its industrial medium-sized structure, its international orientation, the prospects of structural change and its geographical location in the city triangle between Aachen, Cologne and Düsseldorf. The future of tomorrow is already being studied here today, so that the medium-sized businesses in the district can score points in the best possible way in the topic of digitalisation and innovations.

Cooperation with the University of Gloucestershire

International expertise is a top priority at FHM Düren. In one of the first European university partnerships after Brexit, the University of Gloucestershire and the Fachhochschule des Mittelstands (FHM) joined forces to establish the Institute for Cyber Security and Digital Innovation in Düren.

In addition to the various business programmes, we also offer a selection of degree programmes in the field of social affairs and health at FHM Düren. The flexible study models are optimally adapted to the needs of working professionals or full-time students.

With the help of the wide range of courses on offer, we aim to promote competent specialists and managers in the Düren district.

For international students

Students at the Multi-University-Campus Düren can be sure that they will be comprehensively qualified by proven experts in the field of cyber security. Practical studies are a priority here: For example, the premises offer the "MCC" (Mission Control Centre), where attack and defence exercises can be practised on the existing hardware. Here, students are taught how to detect malware and render it harmless - not only via virtual systems, but on real hardware.

The Welcome Center is responsible for all questions from international students.