Founded as a reform university in 1966, the University of Konstanz defines itself through its top-level research, its excellence in teaching and studies as well as its internationality and interdisciplinary collaboration. With this clear orientation, the university has developed a unique profile that not only stands out due to its emphasis on high standards and quality in results, but also due to its focus on innovation, creativity and its commitment to carrying out rewarding research. As a result of consistently developing its strengths and advancing its innovative concepts, the University of Konstanz has been successful in the German Excellence Initiative to promote top-level research at German universities since October 2007 with its Institutional Strategy "Modell Konstanz – Towards a Culture of Creativity". The University of Konstanz is a medium-sized campus university with thirteen departments divided into three faculties: Sciences, Humanities as well as Politics, Law and Economics.

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Undergraduate Programs
           Biology / Biological Sciences
           British A. American Studies (Bast)
           Chemistry
           Classics and Ancient Orient
           Computer Science
           Economics 14
           French Studies
           German Literature
           History
           Information Engineering
           Italian Studies
           Life Science
           Linguistics
           Literature-Art-Media
           Mathematical Finance10
           Mathematical Finance10
           Mathematics
           Molecular Materials Science
           Philosophy
           Physics
           Politics and Public Administration
           Psychology
           Slavic Literature
           Sociology
           Spanish Studies
           Sports Science/Sports
Graduate Programs
           Biology / Biological Sciences
           British A. American Studies (Bast)
           Business and Economics Education
           Chemistry
           Classics and Ancient Orient
           Eastern European Studies
           Economics 14
           English Language and Linguistics
           European Master In Government
           French Studies
           General Linguistics
           German and Germanic Linguistics
           German Literature
           History
           Information Engineering
           Italian Studies
           Law
           Life Science
           Literature-Art-Media
           Mathematical Finance10
           Mathematical Finance10
           Mathematics
           Molecular Materials Science
           Philosophy
           Physics
           Politics and Public Administration
           Psychology
           Public Administration and European Governance
           Romance Languages and Linguistics
           Romance Literature
           Slavic Languages and Linguistics
           Slavic Literature
           Sociology
           Spanish Studies
           Speech and Language Processing
           Sports Science/Sports
           Studies In European Culture