About University of Bremen

About University of Bremen

The University of Bremen, established in 1971, is a public research university located in Bremen, Germany. It is recognized as the science center of Northern Germany and is renowned for its strengths in the sciences, engineering disciplines, humanities, and social sciences. The university offers a wide range of bachelor's and master's degree programs, as well as the state law exam, totaling over 100 programs. With a student population of approximately 18,631, including a significant number of international students, the university fosters a diverse and inclusive academic environment. The campus is situated in a green area near the city center, providing modern facilities, including state-of-the-art laboratories, extensive libraries, and recreational spaces. The University of Bremen is part of the Young Universities for the Future of Europe (YUFE) network, collaborating with other European institutions to develop new models for higher education. It maintains close cooperation with universities and research institutes worldwide, contributing to its strong international orientation. The university's research profile is characterized by interdisciplinary high-profile areas, including marine, polar, and climate research, social change, materials science, and production engineering. These research areas have attracted numerous companies to settle in the technology park surrounding the campus, creating an important national location for innovation. The University of Bremen has been recognized for its excellence in research and teaching, being classified as a 'University of Excellence' and consistently ranking among the top universities in Germany and worldwide. Its commitment to research-based learning and interdisciplinary cooperation continues to drive its mission to contribute to the advancement of society.