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University Programs

The University of Leipzig offers a wide range of programs across various faculties.

Faculties

• Faculty of Education
• Faculty of Chemistry
• Faculty of History, Arts, and Regional Studies
• Faculty of Life Sciences
• Faculty of Mathematics and Computer Science
• Faculty of Physics and Earth Sciences
• Faculty of Social Sciences and Philosophy
• Faculty of Law
• Faculty of Philology
• Faculty of Sport Science
• Faculty of Theology
• University Medicine Leipzig - Medical Faculty & University Hospital (University Medicine Leipzig - Medical Faculty and University Hospital)
• Faculty of Veterinary Medicine
• Faculty of Economics

Institutes and Central Facilities

Each faculty has its own set of institutes and central facilities that support research and teaching. For example:

• The Faculty of Chemistry includes institutes such as the Institute for Analytical Chemistry and the Institute for Organic Chemistry.
• The Faculty of Life Sciences includes the Institute for Biochemistry and the Institute for Biology.
• The Faculty of Mathematics and Computer Science includes the Institute for Computer Science and the Mathematical Institute.

Research Areas

The university's research areas are diverse and include, but are not limited to:

• Natural Sciences: Chemistry, Physics, Biology, and Mathematics.
• Humanities: History, Philosophy, Languages, and Cultural Studies.
• Social Sciences: Sociology, Psychology, Economics, and Political Science.
• Life Sciences: Biochemistry, Biology, and Veterinary Medicine.
• Sport Science: Including areas like Exercise Science, Sports Management, and Physical Education.

Admission Criteria and Tuition Fees

Admission criteria and tuition fees vary by program. International students are advised to check the university's website for specific requirements and fees associated with their program of interest.

International Cooperation

The University of Leipzig participates in various international cooperation programs, including Erasmus+, to facilitate student and staff mobility across Europe and beyond.

Erasmus+ Project "STARS"

The university is involved in the Erasmus+ project "STARS" (Shaping Talents and Achieving Vocational Excellence in Sports), which aims to improve vocational training in the sports sector. This project involves international partners and focuses on developing dual career paths for athletes, combining sports training with academic or vocational education. The project's outcomes are expected to contribute to the development of more effective training programs and career support systems for athletes across Europe.