University of Göttingen

Overview

Georg-August University of Göttingen, established in 1737, embodies the Enlightenment's spirit of critical thinking and intellectual exploration. Over the centuries, it has been home to numerous world-class scholars who have significantly enhanced its global reputation in both the natural sciences and the humanities. With connections to over 40 Nobel Prize laureates who studied or conducted research there, the university remains a beacon of academic excellence. Renowned for its high standards in research and research-based teaching, Göttingen continues to embrace modern challenges through reform initiatives in academics, administration, and innovation, ensuring its legacy of excellence in the 21st century.