University
Universität Bremen
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Subjects
- Biology / Bioscience (Last update 2016)
- Business Administration (Last update 2017)
- Chemistry (Last update 2016)
- Computer Science (Last update 2015)
- Education Science (Last update 2016)
- Electrical Engineering and Information Engineering (Last update 2016)
- English/North American Studies (Last update 2016)
- Geography (Last update 2015)
- Geoscience (Last update 2015)
- German Language and Literature (Last update 2016)
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Industrial Engineering (Last update 2017)
Fachbereich 01: Physik/Elektrotechnik -
Industrial Engineering (Last update 2017)
Fachbereich 04: Produktionstechnik - interdisciplinary field of study (Last update 2016)
- Law (Last update 2017)
- Mathematics (Last update 2015)
- Nursing Science (Last update 2015)
- Physics (Last update 2015)
- Political Science (Last update 2015)
- Psychology (Last update 2016)
- Romance Studies (Last update 2016)
Central services
| Without appointment: Mon, Tue, Thu 09:00-12:00, Wed 14:00-16:00. Additional appointments for working professionals and out-of-towners by appointment. Appointments are also possible by arrangement. |
| As the central academic library, the State and University Library Bremen (SuUB) supports all state higher education institutions in Bremen and Bremerhaven. The search system E-LIB offers integrated access to currently 67 million print and electronic media. The library offers students modern individual workspaces and group work zones as well as an extensive range of options for individual consultation and training for groups, e.g. introductions to academic research or courses on the subject of literature management. more information |
| There is a foreign language centre. Arabic, Chinese, Dutch, English, Finnish, French, German, German Sign Language, Greek, Hebrew (modern), Italian, Japanese, Korean, Kurdish, Latin, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese/Brazilian, Russian, Spanish, Swedish, Turkish. more information |
| Participation is subject to fees. The sports programme is also available to staff of the university and residents of the city. Of the approx. 8,500 participants each semester, around one third are non-students. more information |
Last update 2017: Data collected by the CHE Center for Higher Education.
