SRH Berlin University of Applied Sciences

SRH Berlin University of Applied Sciences operates across three cities — Berlin (the capital), Dresden, and Hamburg — at 6 different locations: Berlin School of Design and Communication, Berlin School of Technology, Berlin School of Management, Berlin School of Popular Arts, Dresden School of Management, and SRH Campus Hamburg. The Berlin School of Design and Communication, located in Berlin-Kreuzberg, houses the university's departments in Design, Communication, Illustration, Photography, Web Development, and Marketing.

The Berlin School of Technology, situated in central Berlin, houses the university's departments in Renewable Energy, Engineering, Cybersecurity, and Artificial Intelligence. The Berlin School of Management houses the university's departments in Business Administration, Tourism, Business Psychology, Marketing, Entrepreneurship, and Supply Chain Management. The Berlin School of Popular Arts, located in Berlin-Schöneberg, houses the university's departments in Music and Sound, Media and Creative Industries, Film and Television, and Creative Writing.

The Dresden School of Management — originally founded in 2009 as Hotel-Akademie Dresden — houses the university's departments in Tourism and Hotel Management, Events and Marketing, and Psychology and Social Work. Meanwhile, SRH Campus Hamburg, the university's newest campus, is home to the university's departments in Computer Science, Supply Chain Management, and International Leadership.

The university campuses in major German cities such as Berlin, Hamburg, and Dresden are connected to their host cities and to one another through Germany's highly developed transportation network, making intra-city and inter-campus travel easy.

The campuses of SRH Berlin University of Applied Sciences, located in major, bustling cities such as Berlin, Dresden, and Hamburg, are immersed in the social and cultural opportunities these cities provide, as well as in Germany's natural beauty. Germany's highly developed transportation network makes intra-city, inter-city, and even international travel easy, opening up a wide range of social activities for students.

The university campuses situated in the city centers of Dresden, Hamburg, and Berlin offer effortless access to cultural and social amenities such as restaurants, cafes, museums, art galleries, cinemas and theaters, green spaces, gyms, shops, shopping areas, and Germany's famous pubs. At the same time, the many student communities and clubs active within the university enable students to socialize, expand their networks, and participate in various projects and activities.