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The Universität Duisburg-Essen (UDE) is one of the largest and most diverse universities in Germany, formed from the merger of the universities of Duisburg and Essen in 2003. With over 35,000 students from 130 nations, it offers a wide, internationally oriented range of subjects and is a significant center for nanoscientific and biomedical research as well as teacher training in North Rhine-Westphalia.
The UDE sees itself as a "University of Potentials," focusing on educational advancement, performance heterogeneity, and potential development. It promotes tolerance and peaceful coexistence and values good scientific practice and innovation transfer[1].
The university has aligned its research strategy with sustainable development to ensure its future viability. It emphasizes the importance of responsible research structures and is committed to sustainable further development[1].
The UDE offers comprehensive advisory services, including general academic advising and student councils that assist students with course selection and organization. Additionally, there are programs like early studies and taster days to give school students an insight into university life[2].
The Universität Duisburg-Essen is a vibrant place of education and research, characterized by diversity, internationality, and innovative strength.
