UNIVERSITY OF ROSTOCK

Uni Rostock's School of Engineering

Location at University of Rostock

Universität Rostock is situated in the modernized setting of the town of Rostock, a town with a teeming population range of 50,000 to 249,999 inhabitants. The town is a part of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern. Rostock distinguished herself as an attractive economic and scientific centre of the North-East, a major city in the heart of one of the most beautiful tourist areas in Germany.

One of the most notable sites of attraction in this town is the new market square, locally known as Neuer Markt. The market houses a Town Hall that came to being in the 1200s' having a brick Gothic style. The hall would then get a touch of modernisation in the 1700s', with the annexation of a baroque facade and a feasting hall. Houses made of gables dated back to the 15th and 16th century can be alluded to this beautiful and astonishing town. If you have longed for years to have a view of an astronomical clock, you don't have to look too far. With a flight to Rostock, inside the St. Mary's Church Marienkirche, a religious location built in the 13th century, and upgraded to a cross-shaped basilica in the 14th, you will find an astronomical clock built way back as far as 1472 by a man named Hans Düringer.

Another major eye catching location of the urban city is a place called Warnemünde. Both locals, and foreigners that had come to feed their eyes with eye-opening gazes, enjoy the euphoria provided by a flair of old rugged houses housed on a vast beach with a lighthouse, burrowed by an old fisherman's port.

Infrastructure at University of Rostock

Universität Rostock is a great place to study, research and live. From 1991 a great deal of Euros has been spent on the infrastructures of the University, which amounted to 750million Euros by 2015. It is blessed with a lot of new, modern buildings and structures. One of these jaw-dropping, astounding structures is the completely pristine campus for natural sciences in the brisk administrative division of Suedstadt, representing the innovative prowess and modernity of the University.

Rostock has a modern Library that serves its ever-expanding student population. The Rostock University Library has various divisions and various specialized libraries that provides scientific literature and information for research, education and study. It provides access to electronic journals and specialized information. The library possesses large special collections of culturally historical and scientifically historical old books. It is important to note that the library also contains the university archive and the art treasure collection. This is a confirmation of its status as a traditional University of Germany. It is augmented by sport facilities that induce good performance in extra-curricular sporting activities. Also, recreational structures are not left out. Examples include the Zoological institute building, the Planck building, and so on.

Residing Options at University of Rostock

There's housing for both local and international students. The Rostock Student Services provides accommodation for newly arrived international students who plan to study at the University of Rostock and the Rostock University of Music and Theatre. International students, who have not lived or studied in Germany, are considered for a Starter Package service. However, short-time students and students on a program are given a low priority, while postgraduate students are exempted from using this service.

Weather at University of Rostock

In Rostock, the summers are okay; while the winters are very cold and windy. Over the course of the year, the temperature usually varies from 29°F to 73°F and is rarely above 82°F or below 15°F.

Faculty and pedagogy at University of Rostock

Universität Rostock as of today, has an undergraduate sector or faculty to student ratio of 1:5, constituted by 2,933 staff members (in the medical care sector: 2,926), and 14,000 students. The almost 600 years of knowledge and experience as a solid foundation for future topics and challenges speaks volume of the crop of professionals assembled together as staff and administrative members.

Financial aid at University of Rostock

University of Rostock provides scholarships and other financial aids to both local and international students. The worth of the aid cannot be factually ascertained, yet, it is important to note that there's a platform for aids to students. Also, there's an avenue to study abroad as a student of Rostock. Another way of aiding students involves cooperation and student exchanges with many more institutions. The university has signed cooperation agreements with numerous international Universities, including University of Georgia, United States, and Saint Petersburg state University, Russia, to mention but a few.

Crowd and campus life at University of Rostock

Universität Rostock is credited with an urban campus setting located in the urban setting of the vast town of Rostock. The main buildings of Rostock lie at Universitätsplatz, not too far from the heart of the street, staring head straight to the lively fountain of Zest for Life. The University's immediate environ is noted to be rich in tradition, an example being the " pornobrum ", known for its prevalent nude but interesting and intriguing sculptures. As a result of its possession of a large Opera stage and 2-chambered music halls, concerts are held there everyday throughout the year. In addition, the Zoological Collection of Rostock that was established in 1977, part of which is open to the public makes the University interesting and adventurous to be in. The campus life account woild not be complete without mentioning the Garden for Plants, that is, a Botanical Garden in greenhouse. For the safety of people on campus and in furtherance of their well-being, the university operates a hospital, which has several teaching and research institutes. Among those are the Albrecht Kossel Institute for Neuroregeneration.

Alumni at University of Rostock

• Albrecht Kossel Ludwig - Nobel Prize winner for Physiology or Medicine in 1910.
• Klaus Kiliman - A Physicist and Oberburgermeister (Mayor) of Rostock between 1990 and 1993.
• Gustav Ludwig Mie - A German physicist known for the term " Mie Scattering ", and a crater on Mars was named in his honor.
• Sibylle Günter - German theoretical physicist and head of the Max Planck Institute for Plasma Physics since February 2011.

Verdict at University of Rostock

Universität Rostock is no doubt one of the oldest and leading Universities in the World. The combination of Tradition and Innovation makes it a desirable spot for any student to badge a bachelor degree or doctoral degree. Their ability to set standards for all their actions makes them impressive and desirable. The only challenge about the school could be the weather, as a result of its location near the Baltic Sea region, and its overly social environment that could be a distraction to a student who is not as disciplined and committed to their books. That aside, the University is a World class worthy of Internationally recognition as one of the oldest and yet, modernized, urbanised and developed Universities in the Universe.

Uni Rostock's School of MBA/Management

Location at University of Rostock

Universität Rostock is situated in the modernized setting of the town of Rostock, a town with a teeming population range of 50,000 to 249,999 inhabitants. The town is a part of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern. Rostock distinguished herself as an attractive economic and scientific centre of the North-East, a major city in the heart of one of the most beautiful tourist areas in Germany.

One of the most notable sites of attraction in this town is the new market square, locally known as Neuer Markt. The market houses a Town Hall that came to being in the 1200s' having a brick Gothic style. The hall would then get a touch of modernisation in the 1700s', with the annexation of a baroque facade and a feasting hall. Houses made of gables dated back to the 15th and 16th century can be alluded to this beautiful and astonishing town. If you have longed for years to have a view of an astronomical clock, you don't have to look too far. With a flight to Rostock, inside the St. Mary's Church Marienkirche, a religious location built in the 13th century, and upgraded to a cross-shaped basilica in the 14th, you will find an astronomical clock built way back as far as 1472 by a man named Hans Düringer.

Another major eye catching location of the urban city is a place called Warnemünde. Both locals, and foreigners that had come to feed their eyes with eye-opening gazes, enjoy the euphoria provided by a flair of old rugged houses housed on a vast beach with a lighthouse, burrowed by an old fisherman's port.

Infrastructure at University of Rostock

Universität Rostock is a great place to study, research and live. From 1991 a great deal of Euros has been spent on the infrastructures of the University, which amounted to 750million Euros by 2015. It is blessed with a lot of new, modern buildings and structures. One of these jaw-dropping, astounding structures is the completely pristine campus for natural sciences in the brisk administrative division of Suedstadt, representing the innovative prowess and modernity of the University.

Rostock has a modern Library that serves its ever-expanding student population. The Rostock University Library has various divisions and various specialized libraries that provides scientific literature and information for research, education and study. It provides access to electronic journals and specialized information. The library possesses large special collections of culturally historical and scientifically historical old books. It is important to note that the library also contains the university archive and the art treasure collection. This is a confirmation of its status as a traditional University of Germany. It is augmented by sport facilities that induce good performance in extra-curricular sporting activities. Also, recreational structures are not left out. Examples include the Zoological institute building, the Planck building, and so on.

Residing Options at University of Rostock

There's housing for both local and international students. The Rostock Student Services provides accommodation for newly arrived international students who plan to study at the University of Rostock and the Rostock University of Music and Theatre. International students, who have not lived or studied in Germany, are considered for a Starter Package service. However, short-time students and students on a program are given a low priority, while postgraduate students are exempted from using this service.

Weather at University of Rostock

In Rostock, the summers are okay; while the winters are very cold and windy. Over the course of the year, the temperature usually varies from 29°F to 73°F and is rarely above 82°F or below 15°F.

Faculty and pedagogy at University of Rostock

Universität Rostock as of today, has an undergraduate sector or faculty to student ratio of 1:5, constituted by 2,933 staff members (in the medical care sector: 2,926), and 14,000 students. The almost 600 years of knowledge and experience as a solid foundation for future topics and challenges speaks volume of the crop of professionals assembled together as staff and administrative members.

Financial aid at University of Rostock

University of Rostock provides scholarships and other financial aids to both local and international students. The worth of the aid cannot be factually ascertained, yet, it is important to note that there's a platform for aids to students. Also, there's an avenue to study abroad as a student of Rostock. Another way of aiding students involves cooperation and student exchanges with many more institutions. The university has signed cooperation agreements with numerous international Universities, including University of Georgia, United States, and Saint Petersburg state University, Russia, to mention but a few.

Crowd and campus life at University of Rostock

Universität Rostock is credited with an urban campus setting located in the urban setting of the vast town of Rostock. The main buildings of Rostock lie at Universitätsplatz, not too far from the heart of the street, staring head straight to the lively fountain of Zest for Life. The University's immediate environ is noted to be rich in tradition, an example being the " pornobrum ", known for its prevalent nude but interesting and intriguing sculptures. As a result of its possession of a large Opera stage and 2-chambered music halls, concerts are held there everyday throughout the year. In addition, the Zoological Collection of Rostock that was established in 1977, part of which is open to the public makes the University interesting and adventurous to be in. The campus life account woild not be complete without mentioning the Garden for Plants, that is, a Botanical Garden in greenhouse. For the safety of people on campus and in furtherance of their well-being, the university operates a hospital, which has several teaching and research institutes. Among those are the Albrecht Kossel Institute for Neuroregeneration.

Alumni at University of Rostock

• Albrecht Kossel Ludwig - Nobel Prize winner for Physiology or Medicine in 1910.
• Klaus Kiliman - A Physicist and Oberburgermeister (Mayor) of Rostock between 1990 and 1993.
• Gustav Ludwig Mie - A German physicist known for the term " Mie Scattering ", and a crater on Mars was named in his honor.
• Sibylle Günter - German theoretical physicist and head of the Max Planck Institute for Plasma Physics since February 2011.

Verdict at University of Rostock

Universität Rostock is no doubt one of the oldest and leading Universities in the World. The combination of Tradition and Innovation makes it a desirable spot for any student to badge a bachelor degree or doctoral degree. Their ability to set standards for all their actions makes them impressive and desirable. The only challenge about the school could be the weather, as a result of its location near the Baltic Sea region, and its overly social environment that could be a distraction to a student who is not as disciplined and committed to their books. That aside, the University is a World class worthy of Internationally recognition as one of the oldest and yet, modernized, urbanised and developed Universities in the Universe.

Uni Rostock's School of Sciences

Location at University of Rostock

Universität Rostock is situated in the modernized setting of the town of Rostock, a town with a teeming population range of 50,000 to 249,999 inhabitants. The town is a part of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern. Rostock distinguished herself as an attractive economic and scientific centre of the North-East, a major city in the heart of one of the most beautiful tourist areas in Germany.

One of the most notable sites of attraction in this town is the new market square, locally known as Neuer Markt. The market houses a Town Hall that came to being in the 1200s' having a brick Gothic style. The hall would then get a touch of modernisation in the 1700s', with the annexation of a baroque facade and a feasting hall. Houses made of gables dated back to the 15th and 16th century can be alluded to this beautiful and astonishing town. If you have longed for years to have a view of an astronomical clock, you don't have to look too far. With a flight to Rostock, inside the St. Mary's Church Marienkirche, a religious location built in the 13th century, and upgraded to a cross-shaped basilica in the 14th, you will find an astronomical clock built way back as far as 1472 by a man named Hans Düringer.

Another major eye catching location of the urban city is a place called Warnemünde. Both locals, and foreigners that had come to feed their eyes with eye-opening gazes, enjoy the euphoria provided by a flair of old rugged houses housed on a vast beach with a lighthouse, burrowed by an old fisherman's port.

Infrastructure at University of Rostock

Universität Rostock is a great place to study, research and live. From 1991 a great deal of Euros has been spent on the infrastructures of the University, which amounted to 750million Euros by 2015. It is blessed with a lot of new, modern buildings and structures. One of these jaw-dropping, astounding structures is the completely pristine campus for natural sciences in the brisk administrative division of Suedstadt, representing the innovative prowess and modernity of the University.

Rostock has a modern Library that serves its ever-expanding student population. The Rostock University Library has various divisions and various specialized libraries that provides scientific literature and information for research, education and study. It provides access to electronic journals and specialized information. The library possesses large special collections of culturally historical and scientifically historical old books. It is important to note that the library also contains the university archive and the art treasure collection. This is a confirmation of its status as a traditional University of Germany. It is augmented by sport facilities that induce good performance in extra-curricular sporting activities. Also, recreational structures are not left out. Examples include the Zoological institute building, the Planck building, and so on.

Residing Options at University of Rostock

There's housing for both local and international students. The Rostock Student Services provides accommodation for newly arrived international students who plan to study at the University of Rostock and the Rostock University of Music and Theatre. International students, who have not lived or studied in Germany, are considered for a Starter Package service. However, short-time students and students on a program are given a low priority, while postgraduate students are exempted from using this service.

Weather at University of Rostock

In Rostock, the summers are okay; while the winters are very cold and windy. Over the course of the year, the temperature usually varies from 29°F to 73°F and is rarely above 82°F or below 15°F.

Faculty and pedagogy at University of Rostock

Universität Rostock as of today, has an undergraduate sector or faculty to student ratio of 1:5, constituted by 2,933 staff members (in the medical care sector: 2,926), and 14,000 students. The almost 600 years of knowledge and experience as a solid foundation for future topics and challenges speaks volume of the crop of professionals assembled together as staff and administrative members.

Financial aid at University of Rostock

University of Rostock provides scholarships and other financial aids to both local and international students. The worth of the aid cannot be factually ascertained, yet, it is important to note that there's a platform for aids to students. Also, there's an avenue to study abroad as a student of Rostock. Another way of aiding students involves cooperation and student exchanges with many more institutions. The university has signed cooperation agreements with numerous international Universities, including University of Georgia, United States, and Saint Petersburg state University, Russia, to mention but a few.

Crowd and campus life at University of Rostock

Universität Rostock is credited with an urban campus setting located in the urban setting of the vast town of Rostock. The main buildings of Rostock lie at Universitätsplatz, not too far from the heart of the street, staring head straight to the lively fountain of Zest for Life. The University's immediate environ is noted to be rich in tradition, an example being the " pornobrum ", known for its prevalent nude but interesting and intriguing sculptures. As a result of its possession of a large Opera stage and 2-chambered music halls, concerts are held there everyday throughout the year. In addition, the Zoological Collection of Rostock that was established in 1977, part of which is open to the public makes the University interesting and adventurous to be in. The campus life account woild not be complete without mentioning the Garden for Plants, that is, a Botanical Garden in greenhouse. For the safety of people on campus and in furtherance of their well-being, the university operates a hospital, which has several teaching and research institutes. Among those are the Albrecht Kossel Institute for Neuroregeneration.

Alumni at University of Rostock

• Albrecht Kossel Ludwig - Nobel Prize winner for Physiology or Medicine in 1910.
• Klaus Kiliman - A Physicist and Oberburgermeister (Mayor) of Rostock between 1990 and 1993.
• Gustav Ludwig Mie - A German physicist known for the term " Mie Scattering ", and a crater on Mars was named in his honor.
• Sibylle Günter - German theoretical physicist and head of the Max Planck Institute for Plasma Physics since February 2011.

Verdict at University of Rostock

Universität Rostock is no doubt one of the oldest and leading Universities in the World. The combination of Tradition and Innovation makes it a desirable spot for any student to badge a bachelor degree or doctoral degree. Their ability to set standards for all their actions makes them impressive and desirable. The only challenge about the school could be the weather, as a result of its location near the Baltic Sea region, and its overly social environment that could be a distraction to a student who is not as disciplined and committed to their books. That aside, the University is a World class worthy of Internationally recognition as one of the oldest and yet, modernized, urbanised and developed Universities in the Universe.

Uni Rostock's School of Arts

Location at University of Rostock

Universität Rostock is situated in the modernized setting of the town of Rostock, a town with a teeming population range of 50,000 to 249,999 inhabitants. The town is a part of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern. Rostock distinguished herself as an attractive economic and scientific centre of the North-East, a major city in the heart of one of the most beautiful tourist areas in Germany.

One of the most notable sites of attraction in this town is the new market square, locally known as Neuer Markt. The market houses a Town Hall that came to being in the 1200s' having a brick Gothic style. The hall would then get a touch of modernisation in the 1700s', with the annexation of a baroque facade and a feasting hall. Houses made of gables dated back to the 15th and 16th century can be alluded to this beautiful and astonishing town. If you have longed for years to have a view of an astronomical clock, you don't have to look too far. With a flight to Rostock, inside the St. Mary's Church Marienkirche, a religious location built in the 13th century, and upgraded to a cross-shaped basilica in the 14th, you will find an astronomical clock built way back as far as 1472 by a man named Hans Düringer.

Another major eye catching location of the urban city is a place called Warnemünde. Both locals, and foreigners that had come to feed their eyes with eye-opening gazes, enjoy the euphoria provided by a flair of old rugged houses housed on a vast beach with a lighthouse, burrowed by an old fisherman's port.

Infrastructure at University of Rostock

Universität Rostock is a great place to study, research and live. From 1991 a great deal of Euros has been spent on the infrastructures of the University, which amounted to 750million Euros by 2015. It is blessed with a lot of new, modern buildings and structures. One of these jaw-dropping, astounding structures is the completely pristine campus for natural sciences in the brisk administrative division of Suedstadt, representing the innovative prowess and modernity of the University.

Rostock has a modern Library that serves its ever-expanding student population. The Rostock University Library has various divisions and various specialized libraries that provides scientific literature and information for research, education and study. It provides access to electronic journals and specialized information. The library possesses large special collections of culturally historical and scientifically historical old books. It is important to note that the library also contains the university archive and the art treasure collection. This is a confirmation of its status as a traditional University of Germany. It is augmented by sport facilities that induce good performance in extra-curricular sporting activities. Also, recreational structures are not left out. Examples include the Zoological institute building, the Planck building, and so on.

Residing Options at University of Rostock

There's housing for both local and international students. The Rostock Student Services provides accommodation for newly arrived international students who plan to study at the University of Rostock and the Rostock University of Music and Theatre. International students, who have not lived or studied in Germany, are considered for a Starter Package service. However, short-time students and students on a program are given a low priority, while postgraduate students are exempted from using this service.

Weather at University of Rostock

In Rostock, the summers are okay; while the winters are very cold and windy. Over the course of the year, the temperature usually varies from 29°F to 73°F and is rarely above 82°F or below 15°F.

Faculty and pedagogy at University of Rostock

Universität Rostock as of today, has an undergraduate sector or faculty to student ratio of 1:5, constituted by 2,933 staff members (in the medical care sector: 2,926), and 14,000 students. The almost 600 years of knowledge and experience as a solid foundation for future topics and challenges speaks volume of the crop of professionals assembled together as staff and administrative members.

Financial aid at University of Rostock

University of Rostock provides scholarships and other financial aids to both local and international students. The worth of the aid cannot be factually ascertained, yet, it is important to note that there's a platform for aids to students. Also, there's an avenue to study abroad as a student of Rostock. Another way of aiding students involves cooperation and student exchanges with many more institutions. The university has signed cooperation agreements with numerous international Universities, including University of Georgia, United States, and Saint Petersburg state University, Russia, to mention but a few.

Crowd and campus life at University of Rostock

Universität Rostock is credited with an urban campus setting located in the urban setting of the vast town of Rostock. The main buildings of Rostock lie at Universitätsplatz, not too far from the heart of the street, staring head straight to the lively fountain of Zest for Life. The University's immediate environ is noted to be rich in tradition, an example being the " pornobrum ", known for its prevalent nude but interesting and intriguing sculptures. As a result of its possession of a large Opera stage and 2-chambered music halls, concerts are held there everyday throughout the year. In addition, the Zoological Collection of Rostock that was established in 1977, part of which is open to the public makes the University interesting and adventurous to be in. The campus life account woild not be complete without mentioning the Garden for Plants, that is, a Botanical Garden in greenhouse. For the safety of people on campus and in furtherance of their well-being, the university operates a hospital, which has several teaching and research institutes. Among those are the Albrecht Kossel Institute for Neuroregeneration.

Alumni at University of Rostock

• Albrecht Kossel Ludwig - Nobel Prize winner for Physiology or Medicine in 1910.
• Klaus Kiliman - A Physicist and Oberburgermeister (Mayor) of Rostock between 1990 and 1993.
• Gustav Ludwig Mie - A German physicist known for the term " Mie Scattering ", and a crater on Mars was named in his honor.
• Sibylle Günter - German theoretical physicist and head of the Max Planck Institute for Plasma Physics since February 2011.

Verdict at University of Rostock

Universität Rostock is no doubt one of the oldest and leading Universities in the World. The combination of Tradition and Innovation makes it a desirable spot for any student to badge a bachelor degree or doctoral degree. Their ability to set standards for all their actions makes them impressive and desirable. The only challenge about the school could be the weather, as a result of its location near the Baltic Sea region, and its overly social environment that could be a distraction to a student who is not as disciplined and committed to their books. That aside, the University is a World class worthy of Internationally recognition as one of the oldest and yet, modernized, urbanised and developed Universities in the Universe.