Universität Hamburg 

Universität Hamburg is a young institution, having been founded in 1919. However, it has historical roots that go back to the 17th century. The largest and most varied research center in northern Germany is located at Universität Hamburg. The university is renowned for both its applied and transfers research programs as well as its top-notch basic research. Their university's research is shaped by 5 core research areas and 5 developing fields. The University of Hamburg is made up of numerous departments dispersed throughout the city. The campus, which is sandwiched between the neighborhoods of Grindel and Rotherbaum, is noteworthy. It encourages international connections with several universities and research institutions and provides more than 170 different degree programs across eight faculties. The University of Hamburg (UHH), one of the top ten universities in Germany, is the largest university in the Free and Hanseatic City of Hamburg, the largest research and training facility in northern Germany, and it has over 40,000 students. Since July 2019, it has been acknowledged as Germany's Outstanding University. Since its founding in 1919, it has had its headquarters in the Rotherbaum neighborhood. The institution is separated into eight faculties, each of which has over 170 courses available. The University of Hamburg has a successful track record of securing outside funding for both solitary and group research. They presently take part in 16 joint research centers, 25 German Research Foundation research groups, and 63 German Research Foundation priority programs in addition to 4 clusters of excellence; in the bulk of these, Universität Hamburg serves as the spokesman. Five Nobel laureates have been connected to the University of Hamburg thus far.