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The Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz is one of the largest and most renowned universities in Germany. With around 33,000 students from over 130 nations, it offers a wide range of 75 subjects and 242 courses, including 106 Bachelor's and 116 Master's degree programs[1]. The JGU is known for its excellent research achievements in areas such as particle and hadron physics, materials science, translational medicine and life sciences[1].
The JGU sees itself as an "open university" that works closely with society and is committed to lifelong learning and knowledge and technology transfer[1]. Its mission is to promote innovative ideas and use knowledge to improve people's living conditions[1].
Although specific sustainability goals are not explicitly mentioned, the JGU emphasizes the importance of research and teaching to improve living conditions and promotes sustainable developments in various disciplines through its research content[1]. The integration of research content into the curricula also supports research-oriented teaching that addresses future challenges[1].
The Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz is a central component of the region and an important engine for growth and innovation. Through its strategic alliance with other universities and research institutions, it contributes to international recognition and scientific progress[5].