University of Stuttgart 

In 1967, it changed its status from a trade school to a university, marking a two-century transition from its founding as a trade school. 21,033 students were enrolled in 61 bachelor's study programs and 98 master's study programs at the University of Stuttgart for the summer semester of 2022. The University of Stuttgart employed 5505 individuals as of December 1st, 2021. In intergenerational learning, students and non-degree-seeking students of all ages collaborate and learn together, widening and enhancing their individual views. The University of Stuttgart is a renowned, technologically advanced institution with a presence all over the world. The Stuttgart Way promotes the interdisciplinary integration of engineering, the natural and social sciences, management, the humanities, economics, and social sciences on the basis of world-class discipline research. The University of Stuttgart is a significant employer in the state capital with more than 5,600 employees, and it's also a family-friendly place to work. The university has received numerous awards in recognition of its dedication to being a "family-friendly university." The university is divided into 10 faculties • Faculty of Architecture and Urban Planning • Faculty of Civil- and Environmental Engineering • Faculty of Chemistry • Faculty of Energy-, Process- and Bio-Engineering • Faculty of Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, and Information Technology • Faculty of Aerospace Engineering and Geodesy • Faculty of Engineering Design, Production, Engineering, and Automotive Engineering • Faculty of Mathematics and Physics • Faculty of Humanities • Faculty of Management, Economics and Social Sciences Take note that non-EU students must pay a semester tuition fee of EUR 1500.