University of Stuttgart Review

Universität Stuttgart was founded in 1829 and is located in Stuttgart, the capital of Baden-Württemberg, Germany. It is a university of higher learning in Baden-Württemberg, not only one of the top national polytechnic universities in Germany, but also a world famous polytechnic in the field of engineering and technology. University. It is one of the oldest technical universities in Germany, one of the nine top polytechnic universities in Germany, one of the six universities in Germany of the PEGASUS European University of Aerospace Cooperation Alliance, and one of the eight universities in Germany of the T.I.M.E. Europe's top industrial managers. CESAER European University Conference Alliance for Higher Engineering Education and Research is one of eight German universities. The University of Stuttgart was founded in 1829 as the Stuttgart United Technical Industrial School, which marked the beginning of the industrial era in Baden-Württemberg, was renamed the Higher Technical College (TH) in 1876 and received a doctoral grant in engineering disciplines in 1900. In 1967 it was renamed the University of Stuttgart.

The University of Stuttgart is also a major engineering school. This university has a lot of architectural composition, the environment in the university is also very good, you can see a lot of good design, and some student apartments are also very typical.

Founded in 1829, the University of Stuttgart is a world-renowned comprehensive institution that covers a variety of disciplines from the humanities to natural sciences to engineering sciences.

The Stuttgart school district is like a big garden, very quiet.

The University of Stuttgart was founded in 1829 as the Stuttgart United Technical Industrial School, which marked the beginning of the industrial era in Baden-Württemberg, was renamed the Higher Technical College (TH) in 1876 and received a doctoral grant in engineering disciplines in 1900. In 1967, it was renamed the University of Stuttgart. The University of Stuttgart is the alma mater of world-renowned scientists and entrepreneurs such as Daimler founder Gottlieb Daimler, Maybach Motor Company founder Karl Maybach. The University of Stuttgart has four Nobel Prizes and six Leibniz Prize winners among its alumni and professors. The University of Stuttgart has the first German supercomputer center (Hazel Hen) and the first German research funding from third parties.