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Free University of Berlin
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Free University Berlin (FU)
Free University Berlin (FU)which since 2007 has the title of elite, was founded in 1948 and offers training in more than 160 specialties. The University has a very strong teaching staff and is an international center of science. He is one of the best in Europe for the study of pharmacology. Sharite Clinic at the University is the largest in Europe.
In addition, the Free University participates in more than 300 exchange programs and cooperates with the world’s leading universities, where you can study for a while if you want.
Location: Berlin, Germany
Type: public
Languages of study: german, english
- Facts about the University:
- Has the status of an elite university in Germany since 2007
- 81st out of 100, in the world ranking of Times Higher Education universities in 2015
- One of the largest universities in Berlin
- One of the strongest universities in Europe in the study of mathematics
- Has a wide network of partner universities around the world
- Number of students 35 713 (2016)
- The number of employees is about 4,200, including 459 professors.
Faculties:
– Biology, Chemistry, Pharmacy
– Pedagogy and Psychology
– Earth Sciences
– History and Cultural Studies
– Mathematics and Informatics
– Philosophy and Humanities
– Physics
– Sociology and Political Science
– Law
– Veterinary Medicine
– Economics
– Medicine (Charite)
PROGRAMMES:
– Preparatory College Studienkolleg
– Bachelor’s programmes
– Master’s programmes
– Postgraduate studies
Tuition fee: from 300 euros per semester.
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