The University of Church Music Heidelberg (Hochschule für Kirchenmusik Heidelberg, HfK) is a church-run, state-recognised music university in Heidelberg, Baden-Württemberg. Founded in 1931 and supported by the Protestant Regional Church in Baden, it specialises in training church musicians, with a focus on choral conducting and artistic organ performance. Programmes cover core church music disciplines alongside music theory and pedagogy, and the university supports practical training through ensembles and regular concerts. With a small student body, HfK offers an intensive learning environment and specialised facilities, including a concert hall with a large organ and dedicated practice rooms. It is primarily suited to students aiming for professional careers in church music and related cultural roles.