Goethe University Frankfurt am Main
Founded 1914 by public subscription and with the support of the City of Frankfurt. As a result of the Krach in the 1920s the University lost most of its capital. Financial responsibility accepted by the Prussian State and City of Frankfurt 1923. Title of Johann Wolfgang Goethe adopted 1932. An autonomous institution financed by the State of Hesse.
Accreditation:
ZEVA
Funding:
Public
Grades 4
Languages 1
Divisions 16
- Biochemistry, Chemistry and Pharmacy FacultyFields of study: Biochemistry, Chemistry, Food Technology, Inorganic Chemistry, Organic Chemistry, Pharmacy, Physical Chemistry
- Biological Sciences Faculty
- Computer Sciences and Mathematics FacultyFields of study: Mathematics and Computer Science
- Economics and Business Administration FacultyFields of study: Accountancy, Business Administration, Development Studies, Economics, Finance, Marketing, Statistics
- Educational Sciences Faculty
- Geosciencs and Geography FacultyFields of study: Earth Sciences, Economics, Geochemistry, Geography, Geography (Human), Geology, Geophysics, Meteorology, Mineralogy, Petrology
- Law FacultyFields of study: Commercial Law, Criminal Law, History of Law, International Law, Labour Law, Law, Public Law
- Linguistics, Culture and Arts Faculty
- Modern Languages FacultyFields of study: English, French, German, Italian, Modern History, Philology, Portuguese, Scandinavian Languages, Spanish, Theatre
- Philosophy and History Faculty
- Physics Faculty
- Protestant Theology FacultyFields of study: Protestant Theology
- Psychology and Sports Sciences FacultyFields of study: Educational Psychology, Labour and Industrial Relations, Physical Education, Psychoanalysis, Psychology, Sports
- Roman Catholic Theology FacultyFields of study: Catholic Theology
- Social Sciences Faculty
Admission details
- Academic year: October to September (October-March, April-September)
- Requirements: Secondary school certificate (Reifezeugnis) or equivalent
- Students allowance: Co-ed