Iserlohn
Contents
A green city with strong global economic ties
Iserlohn is in the state of North Rhine-Westphalia and has the largest population and area of all towns in the Sauerland region. Iserlohn showcases a variety of architecture and styles, from the Gothic altar in the Supreme city church to the Baroque town palace of the city museum and the Pancratius church dating back to 985.
More about Iserlohn
Population
Universities
Students
%
International students
Companies
Employees
Iserlohn is a mid-sized city with a population of around 95,000. Approximately 37,000 people work in the city spread over 6,500 companies. There are two universities, both branches of large Applied Sciences universities. There are around 3,400 students in total in the city, and international students make up an average of 13% of the student population.
Studying and Working in Iserlohn
The University of Applied Sciences Europe has a campus in Iserlohn as well as Berlin and Hamburg. In Iserlohn, courses focus on business and management, including Business Psychology and Law, Media Management and Communication, and Sports Management. The university is among the top research facilities in Germany in terms of output. There is also a Südwestfalen University of Applied Sciences campus in Iserlohn with courses in Mechanical Engineering, Computer Science, and Natural Sciences.
Iserlohn is considered an internationally-renowned economic center of South Westphalia, with 150 global market-leading companies based there. The majority of companies in Iserlohn are categorized as professional, technical, and scientific services or as part of the motor industry.
Get your Health Insurance
With our Health Insurance Plus you will benefit not only from excellent healthcare coverage, but also from additional benefits specially chosen for you.
This might also be of interest to you
Wuppertal
A charming industrial town with a famous overhead railway Located in North-Rhine Westphalia, Wuppertal is most famous for the Schwebebahn - a...
Constance
Historic city blends student vibrancy with a tranquil lake setting As Germany’s most southerly city, Constance (Konstanz) sits close to Switzerland's...
Pforzheim
A Black Forest city with a golden touch Famous for its jewelry-making traditions, Pforzheim deserves its nickname as Baden-Württemberg's "Golden...
Regensburg
Regensburg is both old and new The motto credited to monk Otloh, who lived in Regensburg in the 11th century, is still very much truth to the city....
Oestrich-Winkel
Rhine valley town famous for wine production The town of Oestrich-Winkel is built on the banks of the Rhine River in Hesse, Central Germany. It is...
Cottbus
The center of Germany's Sorbian cultural group Located in the state of Brandenburg, Cottbus is a university city, with a mixture of striking modern...
Saarbrücken
The home of Saarland University and the capital of the state The capital of the state of Saarland, Saarbrücken is situated in the southwest of...