Humboldt University Berlin – a public university in Germany, located in Berlin and founded in 1810. It is one of the oldest universities in Germany. Established by Prussian King Frederick William III, it was originally named after him. In 1949, it was renamed in honor of the Humboldt brothers, renowned German scholars. The university was a revolutionary institution in its time, combining education and advanced research within the same institution. In 2010, Humboldt University celebrated its 200th anniversary.
The university consists of multiple faculties, interdisciplinary centers, and central institutes, making it one of the most prestigious universities in Europe today.

Humboldt University Berlin has around 35,000 students enrolled in over 15 programs. Additionally, it emphasizes international collaboration, boasting more than 170 partner universities worldwide.

Accommodation:
The university does NOT have on-campus housing, but it provides support and assistance to international students in finding accommodation in Berlin.

Why choose Humboldt University Berlin?

• A wide range of academic programs
• One of the oldest universities in Germany
• One of the largest universities in the country
• Prestigious and internationally recognized institution

Programs
Bachelor’s Degree Programs:

• Agricultural Sciences
• Area Studies Asia/Africa
• Biology
• Biophysics
• Business Administration
• Chemistry
• Computer Science
• Economics
• Geography
• Horticultural Sciences
• Information Management and Information Technology
• Mathematics
• Physics
• Psychology
• Rehabilitation Pedagogy
• Scandinavian Studies
• Social Sciences
• Sport Science

Master’s Degree Programs:

• Adult Education/Lifelong Learning
• African Studies
• Agricultural Economics
• American Studies
• Archaeology and Cultural History of North Africa
• Art and Image History
• Biophysics
• British Studies
• Business Information Systems
• Business Studies
• Central Asian Studies
• Chemistry
• Classical Archaeology
• Classical Philology
• Comparative Studies in German, European, and Chinese Law
• Computational Neuroscience
• Cultural Theory and History
• Cultures and Literature of Central and Eastern Europe
• Economics
• Economics and Management Science
• Education Studies
• English Literature
• Euromaster in French and Francophone Studies
• European Ethnology
• European History
• European Literature
• Fish Biology, Fisheries, and Aquaculture
• German Literature
• Gender Studies
• Geography of Big Cities – Human Geography
• Global Change Geography
• Global History
• Global Studies Programme
• Historical Linguistics
• History Studies
• Horticultural Sciences
• Informatics
• Integrated Natural Resource Management
• International Relations
• Library and Information Science
• Linguistics
• Master of Economics and Management Sciences
• Mathematics
• Media Science
• Mind and Brain
• Modern South and Southeast Asian Studies
• Molecular Life Science
• Musicology
• Optical Sciences
• Organismic Biology and Evolution
• Philosophy
• Physics
• Physical Geography
• Polymer Science
• Process and Quality Management in Agriculture and Horticulture
• Psychology
• Rehabilitation Pedagogy
• Religion and Culture
• Research Training Program in Social Science
• Romance Culture
• Rural Development
• Scandinavian/Northern European Studies
• Science Studies
• Sign Language Interpreting
• Slavonic Languages
• Social Sciences
• Sport Science
• Statistics

Admission Requirements
Undergraduate (Bachelor’s degree):

• High school diploma
• One of the following exams: IELTS, TOEFL

Postgraduate (Master’s degree):

• Bachelor’s or Specialist degree
• One of the following exams: IELTS, TOEFL