The University of Greifswald was founded in 1456 and is one of the oldest academic institutions in Europe. Over 10,500 students from all over the world receive the most modern academic instruction and exciting research opportunities in a time-honoured environment.
With around 50 different subjects in theology and arts, law and economic sciences, natural sciences and medicine, Greifswald offers a wide choice. Precise information for degree-seeking students about the individual subjects and their requirements, applications, deadlines and appointments are provided by the Central Student Advisory Service. The lecture lists inform you about courses and seminars.
These key fields of research are characterised by excellent research success from attracting research groups and high-ranking publications, interdisciplinary and interfaculty cooperation, close relationships to non-university research institutions in the town of Greifswald, the inclusion in national and international networks and providing services for the transfer of knowledge and technology.
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Learn more about the Global Student Satisfaction AwardsInternational students, particularly exchange students who are not studying for a degree from the University of Greifswald, are advised to contact the university's International Office for further information.
All questions connected with international students coming to Greifswald and students from Greifswald going abroad are answered by the staff at the International Office.
The Welcome Centre Greifswald is the central information point for all kinds of administrative questions that a researcher may have during his or her time in Greifswald.
Exam preparation at the beach, sailing after the lab? This is part of everyday life in Greifswald. Ultimately, students study and conduct research at a place others spend their holidays. Being Germany's sunniest region, the region around Greifswald invites you to sail and bathe.
But those who are not as keen on swimming will no doubt find the right leisure time activity from the extensive choice of university sport and the town's numerous sport clubs. The University's and the town's cultural programmes are impressive.
The Student Union is responsible for the students' social concerns. It runs the refectory and student hostels and decides on educational grants (BAföG). Further information about all areas of study is provided by the students' representatives in the AStA and by students in the departments.
