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Navitas and SRH Expand Partnership with New International College in Munich

Dirk MulderbyDirk Mulder
October 27, 2025
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Navitas and SRH Expand Partnership with New International College in Munich
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Navitas and SRH University have announced the expansion of their successful partnership with the launch of a third international college in Munich, building on the strong foundations established in Heidelberg (2023) and Berlin (2025).

The new SRH International College in Munich will welcome its first cohort in September 2026, offering two Foundation programs designed to prepare students for progression into a range of SRH degree pathways, including Civil Engineering, Medical Engineering, Mechatronics, Biotechnology, Computer Science, and International Business Administration. Applications open in mid-November 2025.

Expanding access to quality education

Munich’s status as a globally recognised tourism and education hub — and its proximity to leading multinational companies in the automotive, finance, and technology sectors — will offer students not only world-class learning opportunities but also access to valuable industry experience.

“We are delighted to have further strengthened our partnership with SRH, building on the strong foundations we have in place in Heidelberg and Berlin,” said Paul Lovegrove, CEO of Navitas University Partnerships Europe. “We are committed to supporting our students to find the right study destination for them, with three locations that each offer unique benefits. Munich is a city recognised worldwide, and Navitas is thrilled to be able to add it to our portfolio.”

A growing network across Germany

The new Munich college strengthens the Navitas–SRH partnership’s vision to create multiple entry points for international students across Germany. Students will have the flexibility to continue their studies at over twelve SRH University campuses, including Hamburg, Cologne, Hamm, and Stuttgart, offering diverse academic and lifestyle experiences.

Dr Thorsten Bagschik, Managing Director at SRH University, said: “With the opening of the SRH International College at the newly opened and state-of-the-art Campus Berlin, as well as Munich, we are sending another strong signal for our internationalisation strategy. Together with Navitas, we look forward to giving even more students from around the world access to high-quality education and preparing them for successful futures.”

Strengthening global pathways

Germany continues to emerge as a vibrant hub for international education, combining academic excellence with a strong focus on applied learning and innovation. The latest expansion reinforces Navitas and SRH’s shared commitment to supporting student mobility and global opportunity through high-quality, flexible education pathways.

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Dirk Mulder is the founder of the Koala and Principal of MulderPR, a strategy and marketing communications consultancy specialising in international education. Dirk has had extensive experience in International Education and Service Management, holding Directorships at the University of South Australia, Curtin University and Murdoch University as well the Lead for International Student Initiative across the Asia Pacific region at Allianz Partners. He has been member of the boards of Perth Education City (now Study Perth) and Education Adelaide, he has chaired the Universities of Perth International Directors Forum and has been a past board member of the Hawkesbury Alumni Chapter, his alma mater. His views are widely published and quoted across the media and has been seen in Campus Morning Mail, the Australian Financial Review and ABC television and online. Acknowledgement/disclosure: Dirk holds shares in and outside of the education sector including in IDP Education.

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