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Introduction to University Programs

The university offers a wide range of programs across various faculties, including the Faculty of Chemistry and Mineralogy, Faculty of Economics and Management Science, Faculty of Education, and many more. Each faculty has its own set of institutes and facilities that support research and academic activities.

Faculty of Chemistry and Mineralogy

• Dean: Prof. Dr. Holger Kohlmann
• Vice-Dean: Prof. Dr. Norbert Sträter
• Dean of Studies: Prof. Dr. Reinhard Denecke
• Institutes and Facilities include the Institute for Didactics of Chemistry, Institute of Analytical Chemistry, and the Wilhelm Ostwald Institute of Physical and Theoretical Chemistry.

Faculty of Economics and Management Science

• Dean: Prof. Dr. Rainer Alt
• Vice-Dean: Prof. Dr. Martin Friedrich Quaas
• Dean of Studies: Prof. Dr. Roland Happ
• Institutes and Facilities include the Information Systems Institute, Institute for Infrastructure and Resource Management (IIRM), and the Institute of Accounting, Finance and Taxation (IUFB).

Faculty of Education

• Dean: Prof. Dr. Henrik Saalbach
• Vice-Dean: Prof. Dr. Conny Melzer
• Dean of Studies: Prof. Dr. Maria Hallitzky, Prof. Dr. Markus Spreer, Prof. Dr. Susanne Riegler
• Institutes and Facilities include the Academic body in the Faculty of Education, Central faculty bodies, and the Institute of Educational Sciences.

Faculty of History, Art and Area Studies

• Dean: Prof. Dr. Markus A. Denzel
• Vice-Dean: Prof. Dr. Nadja Horsch
• Vice-Dean for Research: Prof. Dr. Stefan Keym
• Institutes and Facilities include the Department of History, Institute for South and Central Asian Studies, and the Institute of Art History.

Faculty of Law

• Dean: Prof. Dr. Marc Desens
• Vice-Dean: Prof. Dr. Lutz Haertlein
• Dean of Studies: Prof. Dr. Florian Loyal
• Institutes and Facilities include the Ernst Jaeger Institute for Corporate Restructuring and Insolvency Law and the Institute for Energy and Regulatory Law.

Faculty of Life Sciences

• Dean: Prof. Dr. Irene Coin
• Vice-Dean: Prof. Dr. Jana Holtmann
• Dean of Studies for Psychology: Prof. Dr. Julian Schmitz
• Dean of Studies for Biosciences and Pharmacy: Prof. Dr. Nico Eisenhauer
• Institutes and Facilities include the Institute of Biochemistry, Institute of Biology, and the Wilhelm Wundt Institute of Psychology.

Faculty of Mathematics and Computer Science

• Dean: Prof. Dr. Andreas Maletti
• Dean of Studies for Mathematics: Prof. Dr. Judith Brinkschulte
• Vice-Dean: Prof. Dr. Lukasz Grabowski
• Dean of Studies for Computer Science: Prof. Dr. Norbert Siegmund
• Institutes and Facilities include the Institute of Computer Science and the Institute of Mathematics.

Faculty of Medicine and University of Leipzig Medical Center

• Institutes and Facilities include the Administration of the Faculty of Medicine, Carl Ludwig Institute for Physiology, and the Institute of Medical Informatics, Statistics and Epidemiology (IMISE).

Faculty of Philology

• Dean: Prof. Dr. Benjamin Lucas Meisnitzer
• Dean of Studies: Prof. Dr. Arne Lohmann, Prof. Dr. Grit Mehlhorn, Prof. Dr. Katja Kanzler, Prof. Dr. Klaus Grübl, Prof. Dr. Maxi Kupetz
• Vice-Dean for Research: Prof. Dr. Oliver Schelske
• Institutes and Facilities include the Central faculty bodies, Herder Institute, and the Institute of American Studies.

Faculty of Physics and Earth System Sciences

• Dean: Prof. Dr. Johannes Quaas
• Dean of Studies: Prof. Dr. Christoph Zielhofer
• Vice-Dean for Research: Prof. Dr. Frank Cichos
• Dean of Studies for Physics and Meteorology: Prof. Dr. Jörg Schnauß
• Institutes and Facilities include the Felix Bloch Institute for Solid State Physics and the Institute of Theoretical Physics.

Faculty of Social Sciences and Philosophy

• Dean: Prof. Dr. Astrid Lorenz
• Vice-Dean: Prof. Dr. Patrick Donges
• Dean of Studies: Prof. Dr. Andrea Kern
• Institutes and Facilities include the Global and European Studies Institute, Institute for the Study of Culture, and the Institute of Philosophy.

Faculty of Sport Science

• Dean: Prof. Dr. Gregor Hovemann
• Vice-Dean for Research: Prof. Dr. Juliane Heydenreich
• Dean of Studies: Prof. Dr. Thomas Wendeborn
• Institutes and Facilities include the Experimental Sports Nutrition, Institute of Exercise and Public Health, and the Institute of Sport Medicine and Prevention.

Faculty of Theology

• Dean: Prof. Dr. Roderich Andres Barth
• Vice-Dean: Prof. Dr. Alexander Deeg
• Dean of Studies: Prof. Dr. Jens Herzer
• Institutes and Facilities include the Academic body in the Faculty of Theology, Begegnungszentrum, University Church, and the Institute for Religious Education.

Faculty of Veterinary Medicine

• Dean: Prof. Dr. Dr. Thomas Vahlenkamp
• Vice-Dean: Prof. Dr. Florian Hansmann
• Dean of Studies: Prof. Dr. Katharina Luise Lohmann
• Institutes and Facilities include the Central faculty bodies, Department for Birds and Reptiles, and the Institute of Anatomy, Histology and Embryology.

Additional Institutes and Facilities

• The university also has various central institutions and interdisciplinary research centers that support academic and research activities across different faculties.

Deutschlandstipendium

Introduction

The Deutschlandstipendium is a program of financial support set up by the German government, aimed at high-performing students who have demonstrated great potential or already achieved outstanding results at university or work.

Application

• The deadline for the winter semester 2025/26 has expired, and the application portal is closed.
• Information on the next deadline (presumably for the winter semester 2026) can be found in due time.

Key Information and Conditions

• All existing and new students of the university can apply.
• The scholarship is intended to support particularly talented and high-performing students.
• The monthly scholarship amount is 300 euros, half of which is funded by a private sponsor and half by the German government.
• Scholarships are awarded for a minimum of two semesters and no longer than the degree program's standard period of study.

Information for Sponsors

• With a donation of 1800 euros per year, you take over part of a Deutschlandstipendium.
• The Federal Ministry of Research, Technology, and Space (BMRTS) doubles this amount.
• Each scholarship holder thus receives 300 euros per month.

Advantages for Sponsors

• You come into contact with talented and high-performing students, letting you shape the next generation of skilled workers.
• You can choose an academic discipline or degree program from 14 faculties.
• You arouse interest in your company.
• You show solidarity with the University and Leipzig as a location.
• You promote bright young minds to help tackle the crucial questions of the future.
• You and your company will be named in connection with the Deutschlandstipendium program.
• You can attend the meeting of the selection committee.
• You will receive a donation receipt; the sponsorship is tax-deductible.
• You can advertise that you are a partner of the Deutschlandstipendium program.