Discover our university!
It's that time again: We are looking forward to welcoming many prospective students:
Tue, June 17, 2025 | 10 a.m. - 2 p.m.: Study information day/open day
in presence for all pupils and career changers
(certificate of attendance at the information stand in the foyer)Wed, June 18, 2025 | 5-8 p.m.: Study information day online
for experienced professionals & Master's DayWITHOUT REGISTRATION ;-)
You can find the program, many videos and podcasts on this page to watch or listen to. Or click on the links provided for more information on the degree programs or consultation dates.
Incidentally, Alice Salomon University of Applied Sciences Berlin is the largest state SAGE university in Germany. SAGE stands for SocialWork, Health, Educationand Training. As we are a public university, all Bachelor's courses and some Master's courses are free of tuition fees (only a small semester fee is payable).
Small seminar groups, practical courses, family-friendly structures, an international profile, committed students and professors - that's not the only thing that sets us apart.
Pupils, experienced professionals, career changers - WELCOME! Be part of it.
Directly to...
... the courses of the Bachelor's degree programs
... the courses of the Master's degree programs
... or simply scroll through.
Interdisciplinary offers
Video: Studying at ASH Berlin- A brief insight

Tue 17.6.| 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. Live: Booths of the study programs and market of opportunities

If you are not attending one of our live events, why not stop by our stands? Here we will advise you on our study options and how we can support you during your studies.
Social Work - Room 103 (Audimax)
Health - Room 103 (Audimax)
Education & Training - Room 118, 120 & 122
Market of Opportunities
in the Audimax (Room 103): Booths of the General Student Advisory Service, International Office, Pre-Study Program & Newcomer Office, Family Office & alice barrierefrei, Anti-Discrimination & Women* Office, Arbeiterkind.de
in the foyer: information booth as well as booths of sustainability&trashform, alice gesund, library, studierendenWERK Berlin
Tue 17.6.| 10:00-11:00 a.m. Live: General student advisory service
Do you have general questions about choosing a degree program, applying, financing your studies or changing university? You can ask your questions here.
Advisor: Anna Kuhlage
17.6.|12:30 and 13:30 Live: Campus Tour
Of busy corners and quiet places... Students guide you through the university - meet at the information stand in the foyer

Tue 17.6.| 10-14: Not yet ready for studying in German? Check out our ASH Pre-Study Program! (R 103 | Audimax)
Advice for prospective international students (including refugees)
The ASH Pre-Study Programme prepares prospective students for regular studies in the fields of Social Work, Early Childhood Education, Healthcare and Nursing Management as well as Physiotherapy and Occupational Therapy. The ASH Pre-Study Programme also enables refugees to gain all the necessary prerequisites to apply for study programmes at ASH Berlin or other German universities.
Presentation German, English, Arabic, Kurdish, Turkish, Farsi
And after graduation? Our graduates tell us...
Studying at ASH Berlin opens up many different career paths for you. Graduates from our alumni network talk about their experiences during their studies, give tips and talk about their professional lives and careers.
To the alumni portraits
To the alumni network
Register for the alumni network

Lifelong learning - continuing education programs at ASH Berlin
The Center for Continuing Education offers professional training for practitioners in the fields of health, education and social work.
Sustainability at ASH Berlin
Is sustainability important to you? The student initiative TrASHform and Yannik Liedholz from the Sustainability Office are committed to ensuring that sustainability is not just a side issue at ASH Berlin. Goal by 2035: climate-neutral university.
Visit us at our stand in the foyer on Tue 17.6.
Take a look at our videos:
Who are we?
Why sustainability in the social sector?
What do we do?
