GoetheUniversität

Goethe University Frankfurt, officially Goethe University Frankfurt am Main, is a public research university located in Frankfurt, Germany. Founded in 1914 as the "Stiftungsuniversität Frankfurt" (Foundation University Frankfurt), it was named after Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, the renowned Frankfurt-born writer and statesman, in 1932. The university is one of the largest in Germany, known for its strong emphasis on research and its interdisciplinary approach.

The university is structured into four campuses: the Westend Campus, the Riedberg Campus, the Niederrad Campus, and the Bockenheim Campus. These campuses house a wide range of faculties and departments, covering disciplines such as humanities, social sciences, law, economics, medicine, natural sciences, and education. Goethe University Frankfurt is particularly recognized for its contributions in fields like economics, law, and the life sciences.

Goethe University plays a significant role in the academic and cultural landscape of the Rhine-Main region. It fosters international collaborations and attracts a diverse student body from Germany and around the world. The university is committed to academic excellence, critical thinking, and the pursuit of knowledge, aiming to contribute to societal progress through its research and teaching activities.