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A five-year selection round by the German elite university. From 2012 to 2017, there are 11 «elite universities», 3 sciences and engineering (University of Munich, Dresden University of Technology, Aachen Technological University), 8 arts and sciences (Heidelberg University, Free University of Berlin, Humboldt University, Berlin ) University of Munich, University of Tübingen, University of Konstanz, University of Cologne, University of Bremen) will receive a total of 2.7 billion euros in funding. The next small series will come to introduce you to these 11 universities ~
1. University of Munich
When it comes to German universities, how not to mention the University of Munich? This former university in southern Germany is one of the most prominent and culturally strong universities in Germany and Europe.
Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München, called LMU. Founded in 1472, there are now 34 Nobel Prize winners.
Scientists and politicians like Max Planck, Werner Heisenberg and Conrad Adenau graduated here.
In the British Times World Ranking for the World University 2014-2015, the University of Munich ranks first in Germany and 29 in the world.
In the QS World University Professional Rankings 2016, 13 in Physics and Astronomy (the first in Germany), 15 in philosophy (the second in Germany), 26 in pharmacy (the first in Germany) and 34 in biological sciences ( the first in Germany)), 48th in law (second in Germany).
2. Technological University of Munich
Another top university in Munich is the Technical University of Munich, TUM, which is also one of the German TU9 Union universities.
Among the leading institutions and magazines in the world, the Technological University of Munich occupies the first place in Germany. In relation to industry, academia and research in industry and industry, the company has achieved great success and is internationally recognized.
To date, the Technical University of Munich has produced 20 Nobel Prize winners. «The father of the diesel engine» Diesel, «Father of the refrigerator» Linde, «Father of fluid mechanics» Prandt, Wenhao Thomas Mann graduated here.
The German Research Association (DFG) has established 12 research sites at the Technical University of Munich, many of which are world renowned.
The Munich University of Technology has established friendly relations with many universities around the world, such as the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in the United States and the University of Cambridge in the United Kingdom. Tongji University of China and Tsinghua University also have a lot of cooperation with them.
It is worth mentioning that Meng Liqiu, director of the Institute of Aerial Photogrammetry and Atlas of the Technical University of Munich, Germany, and Professor Meng Liqiu was elected first vice president of the school, thus becoming the first Chinese to be among the directors of German universities
In the latest edition of QS Global University Rankings in 2016, five disciplines ranked first in German universities: architecture (40 in the world), computer science (36 in the world), electronic information (32 in the world), urban planning , chemistry (27th place in the world; five disciplines ranked second in German universities: physics and astronomy (17 in the world), mathematics (45 in the world), environmental sciences, agronomy and forestry, machinery, aerospace and manufacturing (27 in the world).
3. University of Heidelberg
People who have been to Heidelberg say that Heidelberg has no university and that Heidelberg is a university. Because Heidelberg and the university are integrated. Goethe once wrote poems «Ich hab ‘mein Herz in Heidelbergverloren!» (I lost my heart for Heidelberg!) The ancient and romantic university town of Heidelberg is not only popular for its unique charm.
The University of Heidelberg is the oldest university in Germany and has a history of over 600 years. The University of Heidelberg has always been a symbol of German romanticism and humanism, attracting a large number of foreign students or scholars to study or study every year.
The city of Heidelberg, where the university is located, is also a cultural city famous for its castles and the Neckar River.
As of 2015, a total of 56 Nobel laureates and 18 Leibniz winners have studied, taught or studied here, and are the best research universities in Germany and Europe.
In the 2015-2016 US News World University world ranking, the University of Heidelberg ranked first in Germany and the 37th in the world.
4. Free University of Berlin
Founded in 1948 and located in Berlin, the Free University of Berlin (Freie Universität Berlin) is the largest capital of the German capital and one of the famous universities of continental Europe and the world.
In the Humboldt Ranking of the Humboldt Foundation in Germany, the Free University of Berlin has been ranked first in the country, with the first in art, humanities and social sciences and life sciences at the forefront of Germany.
The Humanities and Social Sciences research at the Free University of Berlin is particularly strong: according to the last QS Global University Rankings in 2016, the Free University has six subjects ranked first in German universities, namely Archeology (11th in the world), Political Science and International Studies. (18th in the world), sociology (22 in the world), anthropology (29 in the world), English language and literature (among the top 100); seven subjects ranked second in German universities: modern linguistics (24 in the world)), history (36 in the world), animal medicine (44 in the world), pharmacy (45 in the world), linguistics, geography, media and communication (both among the top 100). In 2016, The Times ranked 94th in the world, followed by liberal arts in Germany and second only to Oxford and Cambridge in Europe.
Truth, equity and freedom are the mottos of the Free University of Berlin in 1948.
According to the Humboldt Foundation, the Free University of Berlin, the Humboldt University of Berlin and the University of Heidelberg are the three most attractive German universities for foreign academics.
The Free University of Berlin has a close exchange with China. To promote Chinese culture and language, the Free University of Berlin and the University of Beijing jointly opened the first Confucius Institute in Germany and enrolled students in 2006.
5. Humboldt University, Berlin.
It is the oldest university in Berlin, Germany, formerly the University of Berlin, founded in 1810. The state-funded higher education coeducational institution was founded by the then Prussian Minister of Education, a famous German scholar and educational reformer William von Humboldt
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