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The University of Göttingen offers a comprehensive range of academic disciplines across its 13 faculties, including natural sciences, humanities, social sciences and medicine. It is particularly renowned for its outstanding programmes in mathematics, physics and the humanities, attracting students and researchers from all over the world.
Welcome to the Faculty of Chemistry. The Göttingen Faculty of Chemistry stands for research strength and attractive, research-oriented study programmes. It is characterised by close networking with neighbouring faculties and research institutes on the Göttingen campus. Highlights.
The University of Göttingen is the largest and oldest university in Lower Saxony. Its 13 faculties offer a comprehensive range of subjects in the natural sciences, humanities, social sciences and medicine. 535 professors and over 4,000 scientific staff at the University of Göttingen are committed to meeting the highest standards of quality in research and teaching.
The University of Göttingen is an internationally renowned research university with a strong emphasis on both basic and applied research, as well as research-oriented teaching. The broad spectrum of academic disciplines across 13 faculties, including the University Medical Center Göttingen, creates a strong foundation for interdisciplinary collaboration.
Göttingen, Germany. Enjoy a nice indoor swimming pool or hop into the sauna: especially in case of bad weather! At Göttingen you will find the nice indoor pool and sauna on the Eiswiese with different pools for swimming and playing (called the Badeparadies ). There is a lazy river and an outdoor pool, too.
The University of Göttingen (Georg-August-Universität) was founded in 1737 in the spirit of the Enlightenment. The Faculty of Theology was one of the first faculties to be established in the university and it remains true to its rational-critical legacy. On the basis of exacting philological and historical research its objective is to ...
Göttingen is here." He was referring to the scientific approach and research environment in Göttingen in the period before 1933: numerous exceptional scientists were at work in an atmosphere that supported the free exchange of ideas both within and between disciplines, attracting the best scientists all over the world.
