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Universidades en el Extranjero
University of Heidelberg
ALEMANIA
Contact details
Dezernat für Internationale Angelegenheiten / Akademisches Auslandsamt, Seminarstrasse 2 D-69117 Heidelberg, Germany Tel: (+49) (0)6221 542335 Fax: (+49) (0)6221 542332 Email:
aaa@zuv.uni-heidelberg.de
www.uni-heidelberg.de
● Rector
Prof. Dr. rer. nat. habil Bernhard Eitel
●Year founded
1386
● Number of students
26,000
● International students
4,500 from 130 countries
● Computing centre
infoservice@urz.uni-heidelberg.de
● Libraries
The University Library and the Department and Faculty Libraries together form Heidelberg’s integrated library system
● Scholarships
The University of Heidelberg itself does not award grants or scholarships. There are a few scholarships available in Germany through the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) and other institutions for well-qualified candidates
●Accommodation
Students admitted to the university do not automatically receive a room in a student residence, and must, therefore, make their own living arrangements
● Local public transport
The Semesterticket allows students to use almost all forms of public transportation in the Heidelberg area for a semester and can be purchased after registration at the University
Carreras
Undergraduate degree
American Studies Ancient History
Application Orientated Computer Science Archaeology (Classical) Archaeology (Christian) Archaeology (Middle Eastern) Assyrian Studies Astronomy Biology
Comparative Religious Studies Computer Linguistics
Computer Science (for teaching purpose) Computer Science Management in Medicine Conference Interpretation Chemistry
Chinese Studies 1 (classical) Chinese Studies 2 (modern) Dentistry East Asian Studies Economics
Education Science Egyptology
English Philology Ethnology
French (for teaching purposes) Geography
Undergraduate degree
Geology
German as a Foreign Language Philology German Law (for foreign law graduates) German Philology (language and literature) Greek
Health Science / Gerontology nursing History (Ancient) History (Eastern European) History (Medieval and Modern) History (South Asian) History of Art (East Asian) History of Art (European) Indian Studies 1 (classical) Indian Studies 2 (modern)
International Health Care Management Iranian Studies (only offered as a minor subject) Islamic Studies 1 Islamic Studies 2
Italian (for teaching purposes) Japanese Studies Latin Law (Staatsexamen) Mathematics
Mathematics with Emphasis on Scientific Computing Medical Education Medical Informatics
Undergraduate degree
Medicine
Medieval Latin Philology Mineralogy
Molecular Biotechnology Pharmacy Musicology Philosophy Physics
Political Science
Political Science of South Asia Prehistory and Protohistory Protestant Theology Psychology Public Law (Magister; only offered as a minor subject) Romance Languages Philology Russian (for teaching purposes) School Music Semitic Studies
Slavic Languages Philology Sociology South Asian Studies
Spanish (for teaching purposes) Sports & Sports Science
Sports for Preventive and Rehabilitative Purposes Theological Research Translation Studies for Information Technologies Translation/Interpretation
The University of Heidelberg, the oldest university in Germany, was founded in 1386 by Elector Ruprecht I of the Palatinate. Today the
University has about 26,000 students, among them more than 4,500 international students, and is regarded as an important centre of modern research and study in Germany. Its twelve faculties embrace a wide spectrum of subjects in the arts and sciences, including medicine. The University does not offer courses in engineering or agriculture.
PROGRAMMES
The overall period of study for a first degree is divided into two parts: a period of basic study (4 semesters), at the end of which students must sit a formal examination; and a period of more advanced study (4 semesters), after which students take their final examinations.
ADMISSIONS
Citizens of EU member states with a German “Abitur” or equivalent
qualification which entitles students to access a university education in their own country hold equal status to German citizens in the case of admission to undergraduate degree programmes.
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