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University of Bamberg

1647
Foundation year
9,500
No. of students (2026)
18%
of international students
155
Study Programs
144
Admission-free programs
English11
English-only programs

The Otto-Friedrich University of Bamberg (also known as the University of Bamberg) was founded in 1647 and re-established in its present form in 1972. Its roots lie in the Academia Bambergensis, founded in the 17th century by Prince-Bishop Melchior Otto. The university has four faculties: Humanities and Cultural Studies, Social and Economic Sciences, Human Sciences and Business Informatics and Applied Computer Science. These faculties cover a wide range of subjects including Humanities and Cultural Studies, Social and Economic Sciences, Human Sciences (e.g.

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