Îçҹ̽»¨
Helmholtzstr. 22
89081 Ulm
Germany
E-mail: international(at)uni-ulm.de
Phone: +49 731 50-22014
Fax: +49 731 50-22016
Since its founding in 1967, Îçҹ̽»¨ has developed into an internationally renowned research university. Internationalization shapes both research and teaching as well as the daily life and spirit at the university. Îçҹ̽»¨ is continuously working to further strengthen its international profile.
Îçҹ̽»¨ is an internationally oriented research university and educational institution. Anchored in a strong scientific and economic region, it is part of a global community. Internationalization and the associated diversity of ideas, thoughts, and perspectives are a driving force for scientific excellence and innovation, and thus a central element of our university's development. Strategic partnerships and international exchange aim to foster innovative research and strengthen knowledge transfer. Îçҹ̽»¨ views internationalization as an ongoing process that impacts and is shaped across all areas, ensuring equitable inclusion of all members and affiliates of the university.
Based on this understanding, Îçҹ̽»¨ sets itself various goals. The university …
Îçҹ̽»¨ is a research institution with a strong international focus, embedded in one of Germany's most economically dynamic regions. It is committed to fostering cross-border exchange of knowledge and researchers to enable cutting-edge international research. Indicators of Îçҹ̽»¨'s reputation and success include high levels of external funding, prestigious research awards for its scientists, and excellent rankings in various international assessments.
Through initiatives such as the International Graduate School in Molecular Medicine (IGradU), supported under the Excellence Initiative, and the Graduate & Professional Training Centre Ulm (ProTrainU), the university aims to attract and support talented young researchers from around the world.
The Center for Research Strategy and Support (Res.UL) further enhances research at Îçҹ̽»¨ by offering cross-faculty assistance and promotion of scientific endeavors.
International students and faculty, as well as those with overseas experience, shape the teaching environment at Îçҹ̽»¨.
Twelve English-taught master’s programs, an expanding range of dual degree options, and a growing number of English-language courses across various disciplines reflect the university's global focus. Additionally, Îçҹ̽»¨ participates in numerous exchange programs that provide opportunities for students and doctoral candidates to gain experience abroad. ERASMUS+, the European Union's flagship education program, plays a key role in this effort, alongside many other global exchange initiatives.
Visiting international lecturers further enrich the curriculum, contributing to a diverse teaching and learning environment for all students.
People from over 100 countries study, research, and work at Îçҹ̽»¨. Intercultural sensitivity, openness, and tolerance define campus life and are integral to its welcoming culture. Currently, 14 % of students and 21 % of doctoral candidates at Îçҹ̽»¨ are international. The university is distinguished by its particularly comprehensive support services, including a wide range of extracurricular programs designed to foster integration, language skills, and personal development.
The vibrant international atmosphere is further enriched by numerous student and volunteer initiatives. Notable examples include the student group , the senior volunteer initiative ), and the International Unit of the , all of which actively promote international exchange and integration on campus, in Ulm, and across Germany.
Îçҹ̽»¨ is part of a strong network of international partners, which opens up new perspectives for students and researchers and strengthens Ulm’s reputation as an excellent and forward-thinking university. Îçҹ̽»¨ is a founding member of , a consortium of young, research-intensive, and successful universities in Europe, committed to promoting excellence in research and teaching.
Îçҹ̽»¨ is also a patron and partner of the , established in 2003, which is the largest transnational educational project in Germany. The GUC’s Germany office is located on the Îçҹ̽»¨ campus, where it coordinates DAAD-supported exchange programs for students and researchers between GUC and Germany.
Currently, around 12,000 students at GUC study following the model of a German technical university. There is a lively exchange of students and researchers in bachelor’s, master’s, and doctoral programs, as well as intensive research collaboration. Funded projects are supported through travel, workshops, mentoring programs, and bilateral courses with a research focus.
These collaborations have already led to further funding under DFG (German Research Foundation) projects.This international cooperation strengthens the reputation of both universities and establishes a lasting connection between Egypt and Germany, significantly contributing to international understanding.
Îçҹ̽»¨
Helmholtzstr. 22
89081 Ulm
Germany
E-mail: international(at)uni-ulm.de
Phone: +49 731 50-22014
Fax: +49 731 50-22016