University
Heinrich-Heine-Universität Düsseldorf
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Subjects
- Biology / Bioscience (Last update 2016)
- Business Administration (Last update 2017)
- Chemistry (Last update 2016)
- Computer Science (Last update 2015)
- Dentistry (Last update 2015)
- Economics (Last update 2017)
- English/North American Studies (Last update 2016)
- German Language and Literature (Last update 2016)
- Law (Last update 2017)
- Mathematics (Last update 2015)
- Medicine (Last update 2015)
- Pharmacy (Last update 2015)
- Physics (Last update 2015)
- Political Science (Last update 2015)
- Psychology (Last update 2016)
- Romance Studies (Last update 2016)
Central services
| Daily 08:00-18:00. Appointments are also possible by arrangement. |
| The Düsseldorf University and State Library supports students by providing literature – with 2.5 million print media, 3,400 current print journals and 44,000 licensed electronic journals and a comprehensive range of service and training from online chat to electronic course reserves. It provides 2,200 individual workstations with Internet access via WiFi as well as many group workspaces and very good working conditions every day until midnight – also at weekends. more information |
| There is a foreign language centre. Arabic, Chinese, Dutch, English, Finnish, French, German Sign Language (recognised foreign language), Italian, Japanese, Kurdish, Modern Greek, Modern Hebrew, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Swedish, Spanish, Czech, Turkish. more information |
| The students of all higher education institutions can participate in the sports programme after paying an admission fee (30€/2 semesters). The local sports programme decides whether to admit of students of the Heinrich-Heine Universität to the sports programmes of external universities. The Düsseldorf university sports programme is comprised of the four state Düsseldorf universities. The programme includes over 70 different types of sports with more than 120 courses per week. The university sports programme is financed via the solidarity contribution in the enrolment fee. These funds are used to hire instructors with specialist skills who form the foundation on a voluntary basis. Its features include exotic sports such as historic sword fighting and Vovinam. more information |
Last update 2017: Data collected by the CHE Center for Higher Education.
