Eberhard Karls Universität Tübingen

Tübingen University - Eberhard Karls Universität Tübingen is one of the oldest European educational institutions. It was founded by King Eberhard V in 1477 as an educational institution, in which the future priests as well as theological scholars were educated. In 1769 the Duke Charles Eugene changed the name of the university to "Carls Eberhard Tübingen University", adding his name to the title. According to the financial type, it is a non-profit institution of higher learning, and according to the organizational type it belongs to public educational institutions.

The educational calendar here consists of two semesters. Among the teaching departments, the Department of Theology has the most ancient roots, which eventually lost its relevance and significance, but began the faculties aimed at studying modern evangelical and Catholic theology.

One of the strongest areas of the university is the study of archeology and history. It is in this educational institution that it is recommended to pass a doctorate to masters who decided to devote themselves to this science.

Among the directions of the natural humanitarian cycle, the following disciplines are well developed here:

• Medicine (stomatology, pharmacology);
• Biological Sciences (for the study of which a scientific base and laboratories equipped with the most advanced equipment have been established).

This university gave the world 10 Nobel Prize winners who received it for achievements in medicine, physics and chemistry.

Also among the famous graduates and teachers of the University of Tubingen there are outstanding figures of science, whose contribution to its development is invaluable. These are such scientists as:

• Johann Micher (1868) is a physiologist who first isolated the DNA molecule. The discovery was recorded while working in the university's laboratory;
• Geiger is a physicist who invented a charged particle detector. The meter, named after his surname, is used to measure the level of radiation even in the 21st century;
• Alois Alzheimer was the first who described the famous syndrome of the brain disease, which was named vega honor.
• Hegel, a philosopher who influenced the entire subsequent development of philosophy as a science, the founder of German idealism;
• Johannes Kepler is an astronomer, a mathematician. The laws of planetary motion discovered by him in the sixteenth century are relevant to this day.

Currently, students and teachers of Universität Tübingen are engaged in active research activities in the field of molecular biology, the study of quantum particles, immunology and transplantation, as well as the activity of the human brain.

The university is located in Tübingen, Germany. Due to its long-standing origins - some university buildings are located in the historical part of the city. The rest of the academic buildings, laboratories, scientific research centers, clinics, dormitories and libraries belonging to the university are scattered throughout the city. This situation is typical for most German universities.

The educational institution has several laboratories for scientific research, as well as a medical clinic for 1500 patients, in which qualified medical care is provided. Also at the disposal of students there are several dormitories, libraries, buffets, cafes and other infrastructure elements.

To become a student of this university you need:

• Provide a certificate of completion of secondary education, as well as two courses of the Russian university, but there is another way. You can complete the preparatory program within one year at a special German educational institution Studiocenollage;
• Provide the results of the DSH language test. Its result must be at least 2 points; an alternative to this test can be Test DaF, KMK or Goethe test;
• Successfully pass an online interview;
• Fill out the application form, attaching to it the scans of the required documents. Then you need to print out the online application and the application copy of the documents. After that, sign everything and send it by mail to the admission committee.

Cost of education

Students are required to pay € 143.80 per semester. This is an administrative fee that allows students to use training aids, travel privileges, visit cafes and other benefits listed on the list. Accommodation will cost the student € 5,000 a year. Education here is free. If desired, students can participate in the competition for grants and grants from both German and international organizations. The university does not have its own scholarship fund, so it is not worthwhile to get a scholarship from the university.

The prestige of the University of Tubingen is high. It also has a positive reputation among employers, which contributes to the employment of graduates.

• Guardianship services during the studies
• Student supervision