Founded in 1456 in the Hanseatic town of Greifswald, the University of Greifswald is one of the oldest universities in Europe and a leading institution in the Baltic Sea region. Guided by the vision of addressing the challenges of a changing world, the university combines its centuries-old academic tradition with a forward-looking approach to research, innovation, and social responsibility.

With five faculties and more than 100 degree programs, the University of Greifswald offers a wide academic spectrum ranging from theology, law, economics, and the humanities to natural sciences and medicine. Research is organized around interdisciplinary focus areas and strengthened through international partnerships. Today, students and scholars from over 100 countries contribute to its diverse and vibrant academic community, adding a strong global dimension to university life.