The Johannes Gutenberg University is proud to host 12 Collaborative Research Centers, 9 Research Units, and 6 Research Training Groups, all funded by the German Research Foundation (DFG), as well as numerous research initiatives funded by other sources, both public and private. In addition, our campus is home to the Max Planck Institutes for Polymer Research and Chemistry. With degree programs available in more than ninety subjects and in numerous combinations, the range of courses we offer is extremely wide and covers all areas, be it the humanities, social studies, law, economics, or medicine. Moreover, the integration of the Academy of Fine Arts and the School of Music is unique in the German landscape of higher education.
Currently, some 35,000 students, 14 percent of them from abroad, take advantage of these opportunities. An active member of the international academic community, the Johannes Gutenberg University is also proud of its strong ties to the local community: The Rhine-Main area is one of the economically most powerful regions in Germany, and we actively cooperate with its businesses and industries, and participate in its political and cultural life.
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The Johannes Gutenberg University is proud to host 12 Collaborative Research Centers, 9 Research Units, and 6 Research Training Groups, all funded by the German Research Foundation (DFG), as well as numerous research initiatives funded by other sources, both public and private. In addition, our campus is home to the Max Planck Institutes for Polymer Research and Chemistry. With degree programs available in more than ninety subjects and in numerous combinations, the range of courses we offer is extremely wide and covers all areas, be it the humanities, social studies, law, economics, or medicine. Moreover, the integration of the Academy of Fine Arts and the School of Music is unique in the German landscape of higher education.
Currently, some 35,000 students, 14 percent of them from abroad, take advantage of these opportunities. An active member of the international academic community, the Johannes Gutenberg University is also proud of its strong ties to the local community: The Rhine-Main area is one of the economically most powerful regions in Germany, and we actively cooperate with its businesses and industries, and participate in its political and cultural life.
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