Humboldt-Universität:
Humboldt-Universitaet was founded in 1810 according to the concept of combining research and teaching which Wilhelm von Humboldt had put forward, and was hence called the “mother of all modern universities”. 29 Nobel Prize Winners who worked at Humboldt-Universitaet have contributed to the international acclaim.
With more than 430 professors and 38.000 students it covers all the major academic disciplines in the Arts and Humanities, in Social Science, Cultural Science, Human Medicine, Agricultural Science, Mathematics, Economics and Law and the Natural Sciences. In an international comparison, Humboldt-Universitaet ranks among the top ten of German universities.
Humboldt-Universitaet invests all its energy in being a place of excellent research and teaching. The University’s success in continuing or resuming traditional partnerships and the interest shown by renowned universities from all over the world show that Humboldt-Universitaet plays an important and accepted role in the global scientific dialogue. Numerous projects have been implemented with the support of the European Union. In the 7th Framework Program Humboldt-Universitaet is participating in more than 60 Cooperation and Marie Curie projects and furthermore 9 ERC Grants with a total budget of more than 27 Million Euro.
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