Universität Rostock
Germany | Rostock, Germany
Germany | Rostock, Germany
The University of Rostock, the oldest in the Baltic Sea Region, boasts a rich tradition dating back to its founding in 1419. Approaching its 600th anniversary, the university reflects on centuries of academic excellence and research innovation. It comprises nine traditional faculties and a central interdisciplinary faculty, fostering collaboration across four major research areas: "Life, Light, and Matter," "Maritime Systems," "Ageing of Individuals and Society," and "Knowledge, Culture, and Transformation." These focus areas build on the university's historical strengths and promote interdisciplinary communication and collaboration.
As one of Germany's universities with a broad subject spectrum, the University of Rostock offers over 100 programs: 34 bachelor's, 56 master's, 37 state examination (including teacher training), and 3 Ph.D. programs. Additionally, the Center for Teacher Training and Educational Research is dedicated to advancing educational research and enhancing the quality of teacher training programs.
The University of Rostock is recognized for its academic excellence and global impact, holding notable positions in various international rankings. According to the U.S. News Best Global Universities, it is ranked 844 worldwide, showcasing its strong academic performance across multiple indicators. In the QS World University Rankings 2025, it falls within the 801–850 bracket, reflecting its global presence and influence. While the Times Higher Education World University Rankings acknowledges its contributions to higher education, specific ranking details are not provided. EduRank's 2024 rankings position the university 40th in Germany and 471st globally, with particularly strong performances in fields such as Pharmacy (102nd) and Obstetrics and Gynecology (147th). These rankings underline the University of Rostock's dedication to fostering research and education across a wide range of disciplines.
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