Universities in Germany

The Brandenburg Medical School offers health sciences programs and connects teaching and research with patient care.

Witten/Herdecke University describes its academic community and focus on personal development for professional life.

Hochschule Mannheim offers bachelor's and master's programs at its campus and shares current university news.

Hannover Medical School shares research news and information about its medical university and clinical research.

The University of Oldenburg in northwest Germany was founded in 1973 and named for peace laureate Carl von Ossietzky.

Leuphana University offers a master’s program combining management and data science.

TU Dortmund shares information about degree programs and research at its university campus.

The University of Hohenheim offers bachelor's and master's programs and provides information about studying and research on campus.

TU Dresden describes its study, research, and work community of about 43,000 people from 125 countries.