University of Bremen

Established in 1971, the University of Bremen is a research university located in Bremen, Germany. Known for its high standards of teaching and research along with the international outlook, it's one of the leading universities in Germany. It continues to make a significant contribution to Bremen's transition from a traditional industrial and commercial city to a cosmopolitan location of science and business.

Overview

The University of Bremen, established in 1971, is a public university renowned for its distinctive profile, outstanding research, and successful study programs. With over 23,500 students and more than 2,700 staff members, the University of Bremen is one of Germany's largest universities. The University offers a broad range of disciplines and strongly collaborates with numerous independent research institutes, both on campus and worldwide. The University upholds a strong international perspective, with around 20% of students coming from abroad. The University excels in the fields of Natural and Engineering Sciences, Social Sciences, and Humanities. Bremen's commitment to offer a strong, practice-oriented education with solid theoretical grounding has always been a primary focus. The University was also one of the first institutions in Germany to introduce Bachelor and Master programs and modularized degrees, which facilitate student mobility. With a strong research culture, the University of Bremen thrives in maintaining excellent relationships with industries, enhancing opportunities for students and researchers alike. The University's buildings are modern, and the campus is surrounded by green, tranquil spaces, including the beautiful Bremen city park.