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The Universität Münster, known until September 2023 as Westfälische Wilhelms-Universität Münster, is one of the largest and most prestigious universities in Germany. With about 41,200 students and around 280 degree programs in 15 departments, it offers a comprehensive academic spectrum that ranges from the humanities and law to economics, natural sciences, and medicine[1][3].
Universität Münster places great importance on the close connection between research and teaching. Its motto "wissen.leben" reflects the mission to not only impart knowledge but also to apply and further develop it in practice[1][3]. The university provides comprehensive support to its students, whether through study financing, scholarships, or the organization of study abroad semesters[5].
Although specific sustainability goals are not mentioned in the provided information, Universität Münster generally places great value on sustainable and environmentally friendly development. This is evident in its close connection with the city of Münster and its integration into the urban environment, which promotes sustainable resource use.
Universität Münster is not a campus university but is spread across the urban area of Münster. Its buildings can be found in various districts, allowing for a close connection to the city and its community[1][3]. With an annual budget of about 766.7 million euros and additional third-party funding of around 169.22 million euros, the university is financially well-equipped to implement its mission[1].
