Brief introduction of Freiburg University of Technology, a famous German university

Freiburg University of Technology (Technische Universit? T Bergakademie Freiberg), located in Frejborg, about 30 kilometers from Dresden, the capital of Saxony, is a university town. University classrooms, laboratories, libraries and canteens are distributed in several places in this small town, making it very convenient for students to study and live. The modules of geography, materials, energy and environment are the outstanding research focuses of Frejborg University of Technology. University history

Founded in 1765, Freiburg University of Technology is the earliest mining university in the world. Many world-famous scientists have studied in Frejborg University of Technology, such as alexander von humboldt, Abraham Gottlob Werner and Clemens Winkler. Chemical elements indium (discovered by Ferdinand and Theodore in 1863) and germanium (discovered by Clemens Winkler in 1886).

Departmental setup

* * * There are 6 colleges offering about 27 university courses in total.

These six colleges are:

Mathematics and Informatics (1 Department)

Chemistry and Physics (Part II)

Geology, Geoengineering and Mining (Series 3)

Mechanical Manufacturing and Energy Power Engineering (Quaternary)

Materials Science and Technology (Department 5)

Economics (Sixth Department)

international cooperation

Freiburg University of Technology has exchanges and contacts with about 42 schools around the world. The following are some famous institutions:

Aachen University of Technology (Germany)