The HFT Stuttgart offers a wide range of Bachelor's and Master's degrees. In addition to classical courses of study such as architecture, civil engineering, business administration, computer science or applied mathematics, the HFT Stuttgart is the only university in Germany to offer bachelor's courses in building physics and digitalisation & information management. Other attractive study programmes that combines different study subjects are for exmaple the Bachelor's degree courses in Climate Engineering, Business Informatics, Infrastructure Management and Industrial Engineering (Construction/Real Estate).

Consecutive full- or part-time Master's programmes follow on from the undergraduate courses. In addition, internationally oriented master's programmes such as Interior Architectural Design (IMIAD) or English-language master's programmes such as Photogrammetry and Geoinformatics, International Project Management, Smart City Solutions and Software Technology are also offered.

Tradition and innovation - that is what characterises the Hochschule für Technik Stuttgart, a technical University of Applied Sciences. The tradition of teaching building, construction and design dates back to 1832 and is constantly being developed further. Today, the study fields range from architecture and design, civil engineering, building physics, computer science, mathematics and surveying to business management. This includes numerous innovative courses of study, new content and forms of teaching, active use of media and a modern infrastructure.

The HFT Stuttgart is a nationally and internationally renowned university. The course of study combines science and practice, and after a short time the graduates have a job suitable for their studies. The Bachelor-Master system as well as numerous support and additional programs offer individual study opportunities and optimal study conditions.

Teaching and research - these are basic tasks of a university of applied sciences. With its research projects, the HFT Stuttgart is one of the most heavily funded universitie in Baden-Württemberg. Applied research stimulates teaching, further education, lifelong learning and technology transfer. There is a special obligation here to use the locational advantages of Stuttgart, the capital of the federal state Baden-Württemberg, which ist on of the economically strongest regions in Germany.