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Deanery The Deanery is the governing body of the Faculty of Business, Logistics and Transport. It consists of the dean, the associate deans and the administration manager. Tasks of the Deanery: Organization of the faculty's business operations Management of material and personnel resources Organizat

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Examination Boards The examination board ensures that the provisions contained in the examination regulations in our departments are complied with. Business-Logistics-Transport Click here to return to the website of the Faculty of Business, Logistics & Transport: back to faculty website An overview

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Find out more about what we do and how to contact us

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Contacts and counselling for those affected by sexual harrassment, discrimination or violence

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Find out more about the Procurement and Asset Accounting division and how to contact us.

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Alumni Meeting 2025 for the Department of Conservation and Restoration "The department may have closed, but it's not over for us!" 18 - 19 July 2025 in the Audimax at FH Erfurt More information Department of Conservation and Restoration at FH Erfurt Since its foundation in 1994, the Department of Co

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On the following pages you will find all the information you need on the University Executive Board and their tasks.

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Active and lively language learning for your studies, everyday life and career!

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Campus Altonaer Straße Fachhochschule Erfurt Altonaer Straße 25 99085 Erfurt 0361-6700-0 Campusplan Arrival Campus Leipziger Straße Fachhochschule Erfurt Leipziger Straße 77 99085 Erfurt Campusplan Arrival Campus Schlüterstraße Fachhochschule Erfurt Schlüterstraße 1 99089 Erfurt Campusplan Arrival

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International, English-taught MA course The conservation / restoration department was founded in 1994 as an independent diploma course. The main areas of study offered since then have been: “Archaeological cultural assets and handicraft objects”, “Stained Glass and Objects made of Glass”, “Mosaic”,

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