Steinbeis Business Academy

Steinbeis Business Academy (SBA) is a subsidiary of Steinbeis-Hochschule Berlin and located in the town of Gernsbach, Germany. With approximately 2500 students it is the largest school of its university system, offering undergraduate as well as postgraduate degree programs to employees of companies and Non-profit organizations. It was founded in 2001 and consists of six departments.

Steinbeis Business Academy
Steinbeis Business Academy
TypePrivate
Established2001
PresidentProf. Dr. Peter Dohm
Birgit Lüders
Academic staff
35 full-time
Students2,500
Undergraduates2,400
Postgraduates100
Location
Gernsbach
,
Baden-Württemberg
,
Germany
Websitewww.steinbeis-academy.de

Location

A great number of the university's more than 45 facilities are located in South West Germany. Most important are Gernsbach as headquarters, Berlin and Stuttgart. Other locations are run by cooperation partners. In consequence it offers a wide range of programs.[1]

Academics

Programs

At Steinbeis Business Academy, working adults are able to take classes at the end of the week and on weekends to complete a bachelor's degree or earn a master's degree. It offers a wide variety of programs, including:

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Faculties

The university is organised into the four faculties listed below. Its research focusses on these subjects:[2]

  • Faculty of Economics
  • Faculty of Education
  • Faculty of Health Care
  • Faculty of Social Sciences
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References
  1. "About SBA". Steinbeis Business Academy. Retrieved 2014-01-31.
  2. "Research". Steinbeis Business Academy. Retrieved 2010-03-26.

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