University of Würzburg

The University of Würzburg, refounded in 1582, is a public university seated in Würzburg, Bavaria. It is divided into ten faculties: the Faculty of Catholic Theology, the Faculty of Law, the Faculty of Medicine, the Faculty of Arts, the Faculty of Human Sciences, the Faculty of Biology, the Faculty of Chemistry and Pharmacy, the Faculty of Mathematics and Computer Science, the Faculty of Physics and Astronomy, and the Faculty of Business Management and Economics. The University of Würzburg provides almost 28,900 students with study programs related and unrelated to teaching. Teaching-related studies qualify students for teaching activities at elementary schools, intermediate schools, grammar schools as well as for special education activities (education of mentally, physically disabled people as well as of people with learning disabilities and behavioral difficulties, speech language pathology. The scope of study offerings covers the following subjects: Medicine and Health, Humanities and Social Sciences, Engineering, Language, Culture and Media, Law and Business, Natural Sciences, Mathematics and Computer Science. Graduates of the University of Würzburg receive a B.A., B.Sc, M.A., or M.Sc..