At Ulm University, we are shaping the future together – with a clear focus and at the highest level.
Prof. Michael Weber
President
Study and research at the highest level
As a young research university, Ulm University is dedicated to addressing the global challenges of the future – at the highest level. This is quite literally the case, as we are the highest-altitude university in Germany.
We stand out thanks to our clear focus on medicine and STEM subjects (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics), the excellent quality of our education, and our top-level research. We educate around 10,000 students. Research and teaching are linked by curiosity, passion and commitment – at the highest level. We set the pace within the Science City, Ulm's centre of technology and knowledge transfer.
Research
At Ulm University, we focus on four future-oriented profile areas: Green Energy, Quantum Technologies, Life-long Health, and Interdisciplinary Data Sciences & Artificial Intelligence. We enjoy an excellent reputation globally in these areas and set standards with our research.
Study
Our four faculties offer more than 60 study programmes taught in German and English. They provide a custom-made range of courses for tomorrow's professionals. Our graduates have excellent job and career prospects.
Knowledge transfer
Our scientific findings directly benefit the economy, society and politics and contribute to prosperity and growth in the region. As the beating heart of the Science City Ulm, we are the driving force behind this centre of research institutions, high-tech companies and hospitals.
Excellent in battery research
On the Green Energy Campus, our scientists are conducting research in POLiS (Post Lithium Storage), the only cluster of excellence for battery research in Germany.
Pioneers of quantum research
Our quantum scientists are among the world's leading experts in their field. Their goal is to understand and control quantum systems, and to use them for cutting-edge technologies.
News
Nationwide "BioBlitz" in Botanical Garden
Participate to find the greatest biodiversity
A Mission to Combat Pancreatic Cancer
Neudecker-Scott-Foundation will fund innovative and translational research
From Passau to Vienna: Ulm Citizen Science Tour combines cycle path safety and biodiversity
Quantum Night showcases diversity of quantum science
Long Evening of Science 2025
Open consultation at the Teddy Clinic Ulm
Medical students from Ulm University "treat" cuddly toys
Events
Lung organoids for investigating cell circuits in respiratory disease
Time:
Wednesday
, 25 June 2025, 4 p.m.
Organizer: Institute of General Physiology
Location: Ulm University, Meyerhofstr., N27, multimediaroom
Organizer: Institute of General Physiology
Location: Ulm University, Meyerhofstr., N27, multimediaroom
SFB 1149 Seminar
The role of genetically-modified pigs in experimental research
Time:
Thursday
, 26 June, 4:00 p.m.
Organizer: SFB 1149
Location: Ulm University, Meyerhofstraße, N27, multimediaroom
Organizer: SFB 1149
Location: Ulm University, Meyerhofstraße, N27, multimediaroom
Institute Colloquium Psychology
The interplay between language and emotion: A psycholinguistic approach
Time:
Thursday
, 26 June 2025, 4:15 - 5:45 p.m.
Organizer: Institute of Psychology and Education
Location: Ulm University, Albert-Einstein-Allee 45, H 45.2 "gelber Hörsaal"
Organizer: Institute of Psychology and Education
Location: Ulm University, Albert-Einstein-Allee 45, H 45.2 "gelber Hörsaal"
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Study programmes at Ulm University
Are you considering studying at Ulm University? Our faculties of engineering, computer science and psychology, mathematics and natural sciences, medicine, and life sciences look forward to welcoming you! More than 10,000 students are encouraged to achieve their full potential at Ulm University. You can find an overview of our study programmes here.
Climate protection and sustainability
For many years, the university has been identifying possible savings in the energy sector. To streamline these efforts, we have developed a certified energy-saving and climate protection concept. Our goal: to achieve overall climate neutrality by 2030. This issue also plays an important role in our research, in many of our study programmes and in student activities.
The university magazine u-topics
The Ulm University magazine is published twice a year and brings you the latest news from the world of research and campus life. Each issue focuses on a different topic, taking a closer look at a particular area of research at Ulm University.