2018海德堡大学世界排名

　　The German public research university Ruprecht-Karls-Universitaet Heidelberg was ranked among the top 100 universities in the world for graduate employability in the QS Graduate Employability Rankings 2017 due to its high graduate employment rate (71.1%) and strong reputation with employers. It excels in a number of subjects, including:

　　Theology, divinity and religious studies

　　Archeology

　　Physics and astronomy

　　Law and legal studies

　　Philosophy

　　rankings by QS

　　rankings by USNews

　　rankings by THE

　　Heidelberg University is a public institution that was founded in 1386, earning it the title of Germany's oldest university. The school is located in Heidelberg in the state of Baden-Württemberg and is spread across three campuses. Just less than 20 percent of the total student body is international. The university does not charge students for tuition – this is generally the case with public universities in Germany. Students instead pay relatively low semester fees. Some student housing is available through Studierendenwerk, a public organization that provides accommodations and other services to university students.

　　The university has a dozen academic divisions: theology, law, philosophy, modern languages, economics and social sciences, behavioral and cultural studies, math and computer science, chemistry and earth sciences, physics and astronomy, biosciences and two medical faculties. The school's academic calendar is semester-based, and the primary language of instruction is German. A few master's degree programs are taught in English, including programs in American studies, economics and international health. The university collaborates with several outside organizations on research activities, including the German Cancer Research Centre, the European Laboratory for Molecular Biology and the Heidelberg Institute for Theoretical Studies. One research achievement associated with Heidelberg University is the creation of the Bunsen burner. The professor for whom the now-common chemistry device is named taught at Heidelberg and, with others, invented the burner.

　　Heidelberg University, founded in 1386, is Germany’s oldest university. The research institution is a state university, covering a comprehensive range of subjects from the humanities to medicine, and is located in Baden-Württemberg. The university’s motto is “Semper apertus” – “always open” – and the institution aims to work in a spirit of open-mindedness and tolerance towards individuals and ideas. Heidelberg has twelve faculties, more than 30,000 students, and more than 5,000 research and teaching staff. In 1386, Ruprecht I, Elector of the Palatinate, was granted permission by the Pope to establish the university in his home city of Heidelberg. In the 16th Century it gained a reputation as a Calvinist stronghold, while in the 19th Century it was known for its commitment to liberal and democratic ideals. Heidelberg University secured institutional funding in both the 2006 and 2012 guises of Germany’s Excellence Initiative, aimed at promoting world-class research. Eleven professors at Heidelberg have been awarded a Nobel Prize since the award was established in 1901. The university places an emphasis on developing new forms of interdisciplinary collaboration that cross traditional subject boundaries. The institution also prides itself in its collaborations with non-university research institutions and companies in the Rhine-Neckar and Heidelberg regions. The city of Heidelberg has a cosmopolitan and student-friendly atmosphere. City and university alike offer a wide range of sports and leisure activities, as well as film and music festivals and a large number of museums, meaning students and staff can relax in a diverse cultural atmosphere.

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