University of Düsseldorf

One of the most prestigious universities in Germany is the University of Düsseldorf, also known as Heinrich Heine University. It was founded in 1965 on the basis of the city medical Academy, its current name was given in 1988 in honor of the great German poet Heinrich Heine. Currently, at the University of Düsseldorf, training is carried out at 5 faculties - philosophical, economic, mathematics and natural science, medical, as well as law.

Annually, under the leadership of the university, large-scale expensive scientific developments and research in various fields of science are carried out. As of 2012, the medical faculty had 2,584 students and 133 professors. The largest is the Faculty of Philosophy, with more than 6,000 students. At the Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences, the following sciences are studied and researched: chemistry, biology, mathematics, computer science and pharmacology.

The youngest at Heinrich Heine University is the Faculty of Law, opened in 1994. The Faculty of Economics studies production and national economy, as well as the economics of the chemical industry.