Bauhaus University Weimar

Braunschweig, Germany

Founded in 1860 as the Grand Ducal Saxon Art School, the institution was formally named Bauhaus University Weimar in 1996 in honor of its historical roots, including its pivotal role in the original Staatliches Bauhaus established by Walter Gropius in 1919.

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Braunschweig, Germany

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When was Bauhaus University Weimar founded and what is its legacy?

Founded in 1860 as the Grand Ducal Saxon Art School, it adopted the name Bauhaus‑Universität Weimar in 1996, integrating the historic Bauhaus legacy into a modern public university framework .

How many students are enrolled and what is the international presence?

As of 2021, approximately 4,166 students attend the university, with around 27–30% coming from international backgrounds—well above the national average.

What faculties and fields of study are offered?

The university comprises four faculties: Architecture & Urbanism, Civil & Environmental Engineering, Art & Design, and Media, offering around 40 degree programs, including six international tracks.