Universität Rostock

Universitätsplatz 1
18055 Rostock
Phone: +49 381 498-0

https://www.uni-rostock.de/en

General remarks

This University is also featured in the U-Multirank world university rankings.

Basic information

Kind of Institution and funding body	University, public
Year of foundation	1419
Total number of Students	13,815
Students at this campus	13,815
Semester contribution	180,00 € *
Tuition fees	There are no study fees.

Subject areas featured in the ranking

Students by area of study

Medicine, Health Science		15.9 %
Natural Sciences, Mathematics		15.3 %
Law, Economic and Social Sciences		27.2 %
Humanities, Languages		17.4 %
Engineering Science (incl. Computer Science)		19.3 %
Other studies		4.9 %

Students by type of degree pursued

Bachelor's degree		34.1 %
Master's degree		18.7 %
Teacher qualification degree		28.4 %
Pre-Bologna degrees		17.7 %
Other types of degrees		1.1 %

Central services

Opening hours central student counselling

please see university website (link below) more information

Special features regarding the library

Rostock University Library was founded in 1569, currently holds total stock of around 2.2 million books, and comprises three departmental libraries and several special libraries; Literature not available can be obtained from other libraries through the interlibrary loan system; Electronic journals and specialist databases can be accessed via internet campus-wide; Long opening hours; PC use/free WiFi; Copying, printing and scanning facilities; Guidance and support for literature research from the library employees/academic librarians per subject; Teacher training library. more information

Foreign language courses

There is a foreign language centre. English, French, Portuguese, Spanish, Italian, Russian, Chinese, Latin, Arabic, Swedish, German as a foreign language., Portuguese (offered through the Institute of Romance Languages and Literatures). more information

Special features regarding university sports

The university offers its own sports programme. Participation is subject to fees. The programme is open to: Visitors or anyone not belonging to the University of Rostock can participate in the university sports programme where sufficient capacity is available. Alumni have priority. The university sports programme is designed to safeguard and promote health, fitness and well-being and offers a diverse range of sporting activities for a small fee. Sports enthusiasts can choose from around 250 sports courses. These include guided courses, individual / team sport training with and without competition participation, sports travel (e.g. ski lessons). more information