The University of G? ttingen in Germany is a famous public comprehensive university.

University of G? ttingen is a famous public comprehensive university in Germany. The University of G? ttingen was founded in 1737. Georg-August-Universit G? ttingen University is located in the university town of G? ttingen at the southern tip of Lower Saxony, Germany. 1734 was founded by the Grand Duke of Hanover, then king of England, to promote the concept of academic freedom in the European Enlightenment. It is the first university in Europe to abandon the mode that theology is above all disciplines, so as to realize the true equality of all colleges. The University of G? ttingen is full of talents, and more than 40 people have won the Nobel Prize. Ji Xianlin, a famous linguist in China, 1935 went to Germany to study and stayed in Germany for ten years. He studied Sanskrit and other ancient languages in G? ttingen, and received his doctorate. In September, 2008, Mr. Ji Xianlin obtained the University of G? ttingen? Outstanding alumni? Honorary title. At present, in order to realize the strategic concept of sustainable development, G? ttingen actively strengthens the internationalization process, promotes excellent research and teaching, adopts a three-level degree structure of bachelor, master and doctor, strengthens the autonomy of university management, optimizes the allocation of resources, and adopts innovative methods to introduce talents. At present, the number of registered students has reached 24,000, making it an excellent traditional university in Germany.

June 2007 65438+1October 65438+September, the second round in Germany? Elite university? The selection was finally announced, and the University of G? ttingen became one of the nine elite universities in Germany.

The University of G? ttingen has schools of theology, law, economics, sociology, philosophy, mathematics and information, physics, chemistry, geology, agriculture, forestry, biology and psychology, and medicine. The University of G? ttingen offers a number of undergraduate, master and doctoral programs, such as agriculture, computer science, cultural studies, statistics, archaeology, business management, biology, chemistry, Christian studies, Catholic studies, education, economics, forestry, forest ecology, geography, history, medicine, mathematics, philosophy, physics, politics, psychology, sociology and physical education. Popular majors include biology, economy, forestry, social welfare, aviation research, medicine, etc. They offer a wide range of professional research courses and have excellent research results in natural science and humanities, enjoying a high reputation in the world.