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University of Kiel

Kiel, Germany

The University of Kiel (Christian-Albrechts-Universität zu Kiel, CAU), founded in 1665, is a leading research university in northern Germany, renowned for its strengths in marine sciences, nanoscience, and agricultural economics.
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The University of Kiel is a public research university founded in 1665, the oldest and largest in Schleswig-Holstein, with around 27,000 students, 433 professors, and eight faculties including Medicine, Law, and Engineering .
The university is home to two Excellence Clusters, “The Future Ocean” and “Inflammation at Interfaces,” operates Germany’s oldest international law institute, and has produced 12 Nobel laureates.
CAU features world-class facilities like the Botanischer Garten (8 ha), Zoological Museum, central library with 4.6 million volumes, and clusters in oceanography and precision medicine .

University of Kiel Application Statistics

Students
26750
Faculty Strength
1162
Student Faculty Ratio
23
Tuition Fees
€ 518
Living Cost
€ 8760
Other Fees
€ 264
Avg. GPA
2.5
Avg. IB
27
Avg. Percentage
60 %
Avg. IELTS
6

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