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The University of Göttingen is a leading research university founded in 1737. It offers a wide range of subjects across 13 faculties and has a strong international reputation in various fields.
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The University of Göttingen, officially the Georg August University of Göttingen, (German: Georg-August-Universität Göttingen, commonly referred to as Georgia Augusta) is a distinguished public research university in the city of Göttingen, Germany.
Learn about the international orientation and opportunities of Göttingen University, a research university with students and staff from 138 countries. Find out how to apply for funding, exchange programmes, virtual exchange, and more.
A Universidade de Göttingen (ou Gotinga; [ 1] Georg-August-Universität Göttingen ou Georgia Augusta) é uma universidade da Alemanha situada na cidade de Göttingen . Foi criada em 1734 pelo eleitor de Hanôver e rei da Grã-Bretanha Jorge II. Abriu suas portas aos estudantes em 1737.
Learn about the range of study programmes, application and enrolment, fees, and services for prospective and current students at Göttingen University. Find out how to start, organize, and advance your studies, and explore career and alumni opportunities.
Universidade de Gotemburgo. A Universidade de Gotemburgo (em sueco Göteborgs universitet, com a sigla GU; ouça a pronúncia) é uma universidade pública da cidade de Gotemburgo na Suécia. É a terceira universidade mais antiga da Suécia, com 37 000 estudantes e 6 000 funcionários. Está entre as maiores universidades dos países nórdicos.
Die Georg-August-Universität (lateinisch Georgia Augusta) in Göttingen wurde 1732/1734 von Georg II. aus dem Haus Hannover unter Federführung von Gerlach Adolph von Münchhausen gegründet und 1737 eingeweiht. [2] Die Universität entwickelte sich schnell und zählte mit fast 1.000 Studenten zu den größeren im Europa der damaligen Zeit.
