- Programmes
- 5
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- 1
- Students
- 36,000
- International
- 18%
Berlin's oldest university, founded in 1810 on Wilhelm von Humboldt's idea of uniting research and teaching, with its main building on Unter den Linden and a science campus at Adlershof.
8 universities·41 programmes profiled
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Berlin's oldest university, founded in 1810 on Wilhelm von Humboldt's idea of uniting research and teaching, with its main building on Unter den Linden and a science campus at Adlershof.
Formed in 2009 by merging the University of Karlsruhe, whose roots go back to 1825, with a national research centre, KIT combines a technical university with large-scale research in energy, mobility, computing and climate.
Munich's comprehensive research university, founded in 1472, with 18 faculties around its Ludwigstraße main building and a life sciences campus in Martinsried; most bachelor's teaching is in German.
A large technical university founded in 1870 in Aachen, near the Dutch and Belgian borders, known for mechanical, electrical and civil engineering and for research done with industry on its Melaten campus.
A large technical university in Berlin's Charlottenburg district, refounded in 1946 with a deliberate place for the humanities, teaching engineering, computing, architecture and planning, with bachelor's degrees in German.
Bavaria's technical university, founded in 1868, teaching engineering, computing, natural sciences, medicine and management across Munich, Garching, Freising and Heilbronn, with many master's programmes taught in English.
The oldest university in present-day Germany, founded in 1386, split between the Old Town by the Neckar and the science campus at Im Neuenheimer Feld, with strengths in the life sciences, medicine and economics.
A compact university based in Mannheim's baroque palace, best known for business, economics and the social sciences, with English-taught master's programmes and a separate business school for the MBA.
None of these universities has a published QS ranking on its profile, so they are listed A to Z.
Only universities with a published Universta profile are listed. A rank shown on a card is the QS World University Rankings position, one factor among many; Universta does not rank universities itself.
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