Humboldt Universität Berlin

Humboldt University was founded in 1810 as the University of Berlin, following educational ideas associated with Wilhelm von Humboldt that combined teaching and research. It later took the name Friedrich Wilhelm University, and was renamed after the Humboldt brothers in 1949, when it lay in East Berlin. After German reunification it was restructured, and it remains a large university in central Berlin.

• Humanities
• Social sciences
• Natural sciences (Adlershof campus)
• Humboldtian model of education

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