Detailed introduction of the University of Erfurt:

Introduction

The University of Erfurt is located in Erfurt, the capital of Thuringia, Germany. It is a comprehensive public university with a long history and innovative spirit. It is also one of the oldest universities in Germany. Its history can be traced back to 1392. It is a key university in Thuringia.

Overview

Student size: There are about 4,000 students on the list.

Subjects and majors: The school has 4 colleges and 1 center, covering many subject areas, and provides a wealth of bachelor's and master's degree majors. Among them, bachelor's degree majors include history, media studies, literature, philosophy, religious studies, linguistics, English studies, law, social sciences, economics, education, music education, psychology, etc.; master's degree majors include religion and culture, media studies, economics, law, social sciences, continuing education and educational technology, history, literature, linguistics, philosophy, psychology, religious studies, sociology, special education and integrated education, primary and secondary school teacher training, etc.

History

The school was founded in 1392. Its predecessor was the "studium generale" established by the city council in the Middle Ages. It was approved by Pope Clemens VII to establish a school. It was the third university in Germany after Heidelberg University (1386) and Cologne University (1388).

In the 15th century, Erfurt University developed into one of the most important academic institutions in Germany. Martin Luther obtained a bachelor's degree from the school in 1502.

However, due to the coercion of the Kingdom of Prussia, the school was forced to close in 1816.

In 1994, the University of Erfurt was rebuilt on its original foundation, and it was revitalized again and gradually developed into one of the major innovative educational institutions in Germany.

Establishment time

Formally established in 1392.

School strength

Academic status: As one of the oldest universities in Germany, it has an outstanding position in the German academic community, especially in the humanities and social sciences. It has a deep academic tradition and research strength. It is a member of the Global University Advanced Research Institute Alliance.

Teaching quality: The school pays attention to teaching quality and is known for its excellent teaching quality. Its faculty has rich teaching and research experience and can provide students with high-quality education and teaching services.

Scientific research results: The school has carried out in-depth research in multiple disciplines and has achieved a series of important scientific research results, making positive contributions to promoting academic development and social progress.

International Exchange: We actively carry out international exchanges and cooperation, and have established cooperative relations with many internationally renowned universities, providing students with abundant international exchange opportunities, such as exchange student programs, dual degree programs, etc., broadening students' international horizons.

Institutional Nature

Public University.

Educational Philosophy

Focus on cultivating students' critical thinking, innovation ability and social responsibility, emphasizing the combination of academic research and practical application, and is committed to providing students with comprehensive education, so that students have solid professional knowledge and comprehensive qualities, and can play an active role in their future careers and social life.

Key laboratories and disciplines

Key disciplines: Many disciplines of the School of Humanities, such as philosophy, history, and linguistics, have a profound historical background and academic tradition; the economics, law and other disciplines of the School of Economics, Law and Social Sciences have also achieved remarkable results in teaching and research; the School of Education has a high reputation and influence in the fields of education and teacher training; the Catholic Theological Institute is one of the important theological research and education institutions in Germany.

Key laboratories: Although there are no clear and particularly prominent key laboratories, the school has first-class teaching and scientific research facilities, such as libraries and computer centers, which provide strong support for the research and teaching of various disciplines.

Faculty

The school has the following 4 colleges and 1 center:

School of Humanities: Covering multiple disciplines such as history, literature, philosophy, and linguistics, it is committed to cultivating students' in-depth understanding and research capabilities of human culture and thought.

School of Economics, Law and Social Sciences: Including economics, law, sociology, political science and other disciplines, focusing on cultivating students' professional knowledge and practical ability in the fields of economy, law and society.

School of Education: Providing professional courses such as education, educational technology, and teacher training, providing a professional platform for cultivating excellent educators.

Catholic Theological Academy: One of the most important theological research and education institutions in Germany, providing students with the opportunity to study Catholic theology in depth.

Maxwell Center for Advanced Cultural and Social Studies: Dedicated to interdisciplinary cultural and social research, promoting exchanges and cooperation between different disciplines.

Ranking

According to the Global University Network, the national university ranking is 88, and the Weber Matrix World University Ranking is 1629.

Expenses

Tuition fees: The public university of Thuringia in Germany does not charge tuition fees, but a registration fee of about 120-150 euros per semester is required.

Living expenses: about 5,400 euros per year, including food, accommodation, insurance and other expenses.

Campus

Location: The main campus is located in Erfurt, the capital of Thuringia, with a long history and rich cultural heritage, providing students with a good learning and living environment.

Teaching facilities: The school has modern teaching facilities, such as the library with nearly 700,000 books, which is one of the most modern and innovative university libraries in Germany; the computer center has 360 computer stations, which are open to students free of charge from 8 am to 24 pm, making it convenient for students to obtain learning resources.

Living facilities: The school has 13 student apartments that can provide accommodation. In addition, there are various restaurants, cafes, supermarkets and other living facilities around the campus to meet the daily needs of students.