What are the famous universities in Germany?

Technische Universit?t München (first)

University of Munich (second)

University of Freiburg (third)

Heidelberg University (Fourth)

Humboldt University of Berlin and University of Tübingen (tied for fifth place)

University of Stuttgart and University of Karlsruhe (tied for seventh place)

< p>University of Mannheim (ninth)

University of Aachen, University of Bonn and University of Konstanz (tied for tenth)

University of Cologne

Professional Settings: Department of Law, Department of Philosophy, Department of Medicine, Department of Mathematics and Natural Sciences, Department of Education, Department of Therapeutic Education, etc.

School Overview

Universitaet zu Koeln is German It is the fourth oldest university in Germany and is only two years younger than Heidelberg University. The first universities in the German-speaking area were born in the fourteenth century AD. They were Charles University in Prague (1348), University of Vienna in Austria (1365), University of Heidelberg in Germany (1386) and University of Cologne (1388). Then, in 1798, the university was closed by the French, who had originally occupied the area, and the university was converted into a secondary school. In 1919, the Cologne City Government rebuilt the University of Cologne on the basis of the Commercial College established in 1901. The Department of Medicine was established in the same year, and the Department of Law and Philosophy was established the next year. Since 1960, the university has been completely taken over by the state government of North Rhine-Westphalia.

Curriculum

The University of Cologne, like those German universities with a long history, does not have many departments, but in some departments, there are many majors. This university has eight departments, of which the Department of Economics (Wirtschafts- und sozialwissenschaftliche Fakultaet) has more than 10,000 students and is the largest economics department in Germany. The Department of Economics in Cologne is famous in Germany, and one of the reasons is probably that two of Germany's so-called "Five Wise Men" teach here; the Department of Heilpaedagogische Fakultaet (Heilpaedagogische Fakultaet) is the largest special treatment department in the world, with more than 6,000 students; The Department of Law (about 6,000 students, 30 professors) and the Department of Philosophy (with 30 institutes and 43 majors) are among the largest in Germany in this field. In addition, there are departments of medicine, mathematics and natural sciences and education.

Research and teaching

The University of Cologne is the uncrowned king in economics and is favored by employers: following two questionnaire surveys in 1988 and 1996, it still ranks first this time ——Especially this time, the economics category is divided into BWL (Business Economics) and VWL (Public Economics) for the first time, and the University of Cologne is the champion in both categories. Second place in the BWL category is Uni Mannheim. Followed closely by the University of Münster (Uni Muenster). The University of Munich (Ludwig-Maximilians-Universitaet Muenchen) fell from second to third place in the 1996 competition, and this time it was only ranked fourth.

Keele University

Professional settings: biomedicine, science and engineering, economics and social sciences, (German) literature, history and philosophy, etc.

School Overview

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Kiel University was founded in 1665. It has a long history and a wide range of disciplines. It is one of the universities rich in tradition in Germany.

A number of prestigious scientists have taught here, such as Max Planck, Heinrich Hertz, and chemist Otto Diels, who won the Nobel Prize in 1950 ), he is the last of the total ***6 Nobel Prize winners who have taught in Kiel

Course Settings

Courses: Biomedical Science, Science and Engineering , economics and social sciences, (Germany) literature, history and philosophy

Foreign language and preparatory studies

German language requirements:

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Minimum credit hours to apply for direct admission to the university: 800

Tuition fees and scholarships

Deposit amount for the first year: DM$12,000

University of Frankfurt

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Major settings: law, economics, social sciences, education, psychology, history, classical language and art, modern linguistics, mathematics, physics, chemistry, biology, earth science, geography , human medicine, information science, kinesiology, Eastern European and non-European linguistics and culture

Geographical location

The school is located in Frankfurt, Hesse, central Germany. It is located at the confluence of the Main and Rhine rivers, and its full name is Frankfurt am Main. Frankfurt is an important commercial and economic center in Germany. The economy is based on trade. It was famous for its expositions in the 14th century. The Flanders Exchange was established in 1585; in the 18th and 19th centuries, the local Ruderschild Bank almost monopolized the world financial market. Financial institutions here now include the German Bundesbank, the country's major stock exchanges and the only gold exchange. International trade also plays an important role. Industries include machinery, chemicals, medicine, printing, tanning and food processing. Water and air transportation are very developed. Frankfurt is an important cultural center in Germany. This is the birthplace of Goethe, the great German poet, playwright, and thinker. There are Goethe's former residence, museum, and library in the city center. Goethe University, established in 1914, is one of the largest universities in the country. The Stadel Art Museum has a collection of famous paintings from Italy, Germany, France, Spain and the Netherlands from the 15th to the 18th century. The ancient Gothic St. Bartholomew Church (Camion Cathedral) and the 47-meter-high Eschenheimer Tower are the symbols of the city. The Senckenberg Museum of Natural History is extremely famous. Frankfurt is home to a world-famous international fair. It holds more than ten world consumer goods and investment trade fairs and countless regional trade fairs every year. The Fur Fair, International Book Fair, International Auto Show, International Textile Fair, etc. are very famous.

Course Settings

Main research directions:

Management and customary law, Roman law and civil law, public law, customary law, civil law and legal history, German law History, international civil law, commercial law, private international law, criminology, criminal law and procedure, legal procedure, legal theory, criminal law, legal philosophy, legal theory and methodology, staff regulations and administrative law, political science, political economy, industrial economics , Economic management, business management research, statistics, social legislation, business economics, organization theory, industrial accounting, programming, managerial economics and insurance, accounting and auditing, social structure, social research methods, statistics, society Economic structure, sociology and social psychiatry, general psychology, applied psychology, diagnostic psychology, educational psychology, psychoanalysis, clinical psychology, psychological methodology, statistics, developmental psychology, social ethics, philosophy, German , English, Mediterranean and Eastern European Studies, Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Geography and Geography, Agriculture, Veterinary Medicine, Nutrition and Home Economics, Medicine, Applied Mathematics, Theoretical Physics, Nuclear Physics, Experimental Physics, Biology Physics, organic chemistry, inorganic chemistry, genetics, general botany, zoology, microbiology, nuclear biology, paleontology and geology, mineralogy, agricultural microbiology, soil science, agricultural machinery, plant biology and biotechnology Phytopathology, livestock ecology, reproduction and livestock genetics, veterinary anatomy, poultry diseases, human genetics, pathology, virology, radiology, hygiene, medical microbiology, anatomy, internal medicine, surgery Science, Molecular Genetics and Virology, Clinical Chemistry, Biochemistry, Anesthesiology, Dentistry, Dermatology and Venereology, Biomedical Electronics, Ophthalmology, Neurosurgery, Otolaryngology, Pathology, Gynecology and Obstetrics , Pediatrics, Maxillofacial Surgery, Neuropediatrics, Clinical Pathophysiology, Urology, Orthopedics, Diagnostic Radiology, Cytopathology.

Admission requirements

German language requirements

Minimum credit hours to apply for university preparatory department: 600

Minimum credit hours to apply for direct admission to university: 800

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Leipzig University

Professional settings: English literature, classical literature, Latin literature, Indian language and literature, chemistry, meteorology, archaeology, cultural management, mathematics, business management, etc.

Curriculum Settings

When the university was founded, it had four colleges, namely Art, Medicine, Law and Theology. Currently, the University of Leipzig has 14 colleges, more than 100 research institutes, and 172 disciplines. The curriculum is very extensive, and its academic qualifications include masters of science and engineering, masters of arts, and teacher qualification certificates.

The main majors offered by the school include: African studies, English literature, classical literature, Latin literature, Indian language and literature, chemistry, meteorology, archaeology, cultural management, mathematics, business management and other majors. .

Library and computer resources

Leipzig University has many teaching buildings, including computer center, audio-visual education center, sports center, language center, library, various subject laboratories, sports and entertainment facilities, the medical school also has an MRI laboratory.

Accommodation services

The student apartments at Leipzig University are double rooms. Students have their own bedrooms, shared kitchens and bathrooms, and the fee is 200-300 marks per month. Students can also choose to stay with local German families.

Admission requirements

The basic conditions for enrolling Chinese students at the University of Leipzig are as follows:

1. Age: 18-33 years old;

2 .Educational qualifications: Current students who have passed the national unified college entrance examination and entered a domestic key university to complete one semester, or entered a domestic ordinary university to complete a course of more than one academic year; three-year college graduates; university undergraduate graduates; graduate students;

3. Have enough financial strength to pay for studying abroad.

Foreign language and preparatory studies

According to the agreement between Leipzig University and InterDaF Language Institute, Chinese students who do not have 800 hours of German language foundation can pay for themselves at their own expense before officially entering Leipzig University to study professional courses. Beginner classes in German at the InterDaF Language Institute. The learning time for the German beginner class is 5-6 hours a day, the duration of the course is four months, and the tuition is 2,780 euros.

Due to the limited number of places in the free DSH intermediate class, InterDaF Language Institute requires all junior class students to take the DSH intermediate class entrance exam after graduation. Students with test scores of 2 points or above can enter the German intermediate class for the next four months free of charge. study. Students whose grades are not good enough and are not admitted can attend the InterDaF Language Institute's intermediate German class (tuition fee is 1,800 euros) or similar fee-based language classes offered by other educational institutions at their own expense, and then take the unified DSH exam.

University of Stuttgart

Major settings: biomedicine, German literature, history and philosophy, science and engineering, economics and social sciences, (non-German) languages

School Overview

The University of Stuttgart is one of Germany's oldest technical universities and is always ranked among the best. It has an annual budget of 500 million marks and 220 million mark scientific research funds sponsored by society. It has 14 centers of excellence, various technology translation centers, four graduate research programs, and the first federal supercomputer center.

Curriculum setting

The University of Stuttgart has 140 colleges and 14 departments, including architecture, natural sciences, mathematics, computer science, history, language, philosophy, sociology, and various Engineering Sciences.

Admission requirements

German language requirements:

Minimum credit hours to apply for university preparatory department: 600

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University of Hannover

Professional settings: science and engineering, medical biology (with enough students to offer economics and social sciences)

Course settings

Mechanical Manufacturing - Master of Science

Learn the mathematical foundation, scientific foundation and technical foundation of mechanical manufacturing at the bachelor's level, and deepen your study in one direction. The subsequent master's study phase includes courses in mechanical dynamics, fluid mechanics, regulating technology and control technology as well as a further study direction of intensive study. There are twelve research focuses belonging to this department for you to choose from:

Manufacturing Technology: Deep Process Technology; Machinery, Systems and Automation or Product Engineering and Logistics in Manufacturing Technology

Energy and process technology: energy change process, energy technology composition, energy supply system, process technology

Mechanical electronics: motion technology and robotics, micro-mechanical electronics, transportation system

Other study focuses: Biomedical Technology, Mechanics and Structure

Specialized study excursions, laboratory work and project implementation as well as participation in industry-relevant research work at one of nineteen institutes or research centres, guaranteed Use what you have learned and apply what you have learned.

Chemistry - Master of Science

In the bachelor's degree, you learn the theoretical and material fundamentals of all areas of chemistry as well as mathematics, physics and calculations. In the subsequent stage of master's study, you can focus on analytical chemistry, further study in depth, and choose to graduate with a Master of Science title or a Diplom title. Courses offered include: Fundamentals of Analysis, Spectroscopic Methods, Primary Analysis, Soil Analysis, Analysis of Natural Substances and Foods, Radiological Analysis and Radiation Protection, and Polymer Analysis.

Other emphases, such as solid state chemistry, are being planned. The typical feature of this major's learning is its close connection with practice. Internships, which can be organized freely and are similar to classes, make up a large part of the learning content.

Physics

Postgraduate studies in physics are based on the German Diplom master's degree. The curriculum in the first year is rich and varied. The second year is devoted to research. Diplom master's thesis can choose topics from the following research focuses:

Theoretical physics: condensed materials, nuclear physics, particle physics and quantum physics

Experimental atomic physics and molecular physics: spectroscopic research, Plasma physics and atomic energy reaction processes

Experiment quantum optics

Experiment solid physics: surface physics and nanostructure

You can participate under actual conditions during the study period Work on specific projects.

Admission requirements

German language requirements:

Minimum credit hours to apply for university preparatory department: 400-600

Minimum credit hours to apply for direct admission to university: 400-800

University of Munich

Professional settings: Medical Biology, Science and Engineering, Economics and Social Sciences, (Germany) Literature, History and Philosophy

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The University of Munich (full name Ludwig Maximilian Muenchen Unitversitaet) was founded in 1472. It is one of the universities with the oldest history and the richest cultural atmosphere in Germany. At the beginning of the 19th century, in order to commemorate the founder of the school, Archduke H. Ludwig and later Maximilian I, the school was renamed Ludovico Maximilianes, and later the Latin name was changed to the German Ludwig- Maximilians Universitaet. Since its founding in 1472, the school has developed into the second largest university in Germany after the Free University of Berlin.

Curriculum setting

The teaching units of the university are now divided into 20 colleges. These colleges are divided into a total of 178 research institutes and clinics for medical school internships. . The colleges with higher achievements at the University of Munich mainly include the School of Business Economics, the School of Medicine, the School of Law, the School of Sociology, the School of Physics and Chemistry, the School of Forestry, the School of Veterinary Medicine, etc.

Admission requirements

German language requirements:

Minimum credit hours to apply for university preparatory department: 600 Minimum credit hours to apply for direct admission to university: 800

Asia RWTH Aachen University

RWTH Aachen University is located in North Rhine-Westphalia and was founded in 1870. It is one of the most prestigious universities of science and engineering in Germany. Currently, the school has more than 35,000 students, including 4,368 foreign students and 322 professors. In addition, there are 260 research institutes that demonstrate the university’s strong scientific research strength

RWTH Aachen University has strong strength in science and engineering. It has always ranked first in Germany in electronics and mechanical manufacturing, computer, architecture, physics, etc. The discipline also ranks among the top three in German university rankings.

First-class education creates first-class schools. Now many famous foreign companies such as Ericsson, Ford, Philips, United Technologies, etc. have established branches in Aachen. Mitsubishi has also established its branches near Aachen. The European Semiconductor Center is located in Aachen to attract talents, and Microsoft's German Research Institute is also located in Aachen.

In order to adapt to current international needs, RWTH Aachen University, while adhering to its past traditions, has opened a new batch of master's degree majors (Masterstudiengang) to enable the university to maintain its advantage in international competition