Keil University

Kiel University, also known as Christiana Albertina or Christian-Albrechts-Universität zu Kiel (official name in German: Christian-Albrechts-Universität zu Kiel, abbreviated as CAU), is a university in Kiel, Germany.

Keil University is the second largest in the country. Since 2006, it has been a member of the German Universities Excellence Initiative. The Excellence Cluster The Future Ocean, founded in 2006 in collaboration with the GEOMAR Helmholtz Centre for Ocean Research Kiel, is internationally recognized. Chronic inflammatory diseases are the focus of the second Cluster of Excellence, "Inflammation at Interfaces." Kiel University is also affiliated with the Kiel Institute for the World Economy. The university is well-known for its emphasis on international public law. Kiel is home to the Walther Schuecking Institute for International Law, Germany's and Europe's oldest public international law institution.

The university is named after Christian Albert, a Lubeck bishop. Kiel University faculty, alums, and researchers have received 12 Nobel Prizes. Alice Bota (famous journalist), Viktoria Schmidt (German art historian), Peer Steinbruck (former finance minister of Germany), Sibylle Kessel (current judge of the Federal Constitutional Court of Germany), Erich Walter Sternberg (famous composer), Johanna Hellman (renowned surgeon), and Wolfgang Kubicki are among Kiel University's notable alums.

Keil University offers both undergraduate and postgraduate degree programs. The university's academic structure includes various courses from which to choose. Students can choose from a variety of options based on their interests. A knowledgeable faculty member leads each department. They also take the students on industrial visits even though they can gain a thorough understanding of the subject. The University of Keil is divided into eight faculties: 

• Faculty of Theology
• Faculty of Law
• Faculty of Business, Economics, and Social Sciences
• Faculty of Medicine
• Faculty of Arts and Humanities
• Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences
• Faculty of Agricultural Science and Nutrition
• Faculty of Engineering

The university's campus is currently under construction and is expected to be completed by 2026. Lecture theaters, digital classrooms, and seminar rooms will be built for the students. A research building will also be constructed for the engineering department.

Furthermore, the university will provide accommodation for its students. The hostel will have dining areas, internet access, and televisions in the halls. The university will ensure that the campus is close to cafes, restaurants, medical stores, and other shops that provide students with necessities. Kiel is well-known for its beautiful beaches. It is a vibrant city known for its nightlife and art. The students have a great time here.

University Highlights 

Main Intakes

The main intake at Keil University occurs in October as a winter semester intake and in April as a summer semester intake.

Scholarships

Kiel University collaborates with several international partner universities on various scholarship programs. These programs are advertised to students on an annual basis. Scholarships are available for almost all subjects offered at different colleges. The scholarship announcement may include some exceptions.

BAföG is one of the essential sources of funding for the studies. The Studentenwerk is the BAföG's point of contact. The state offers financial support for education, known as a training grant.

The Deutschlandstipendium is also a monthly grant for students that is funded in half by private donors and half by public funds (federal funds) per the National Grants Act.

Application Process

Admission to a Master's program held in English

A bachelor's degree or equivalent is required for admission to a master's program. Each degree program has its list, which is available internationally and in English.

Following that, students must submit detailed summaries of their application and previous academic performance. The faculty will decide which semester you can continue your studies and whether you should be recognized for your achievements.

Admission to doctoral studies

A candidate must have an academic qualification that allows them to pursue a doctorate.

To be officially accepted by the faculty as a doctoral student, students must make an application for acceptance as a doctoral student to the Dean's Office of your faculty at the start of their doctoral studies.

After being accepted by a faculty member, students will receive written confirmation, which may be required again during the doctoral program, such as when registering at the Graduate Center.

Documents required:

• Official or Citified copies of High School Transcripts
• Educational History Form 
• Scholastic Aptitude Tests (SAT/ACT) are accepted.
• English Language proficiency test score
• Motivation Statement
• Recommendation letter (optional/upon request)

FAQs

Where is Keil University?

Kiel University, also known as the Christian-Albrecht University of Kiel, is a university in Kiel, Germany.

What are the different intakes at Keil University?

Keil University's main intake occurs in October as a winter semester and in April as a summer semester.

Is it difficult to get to Keil University?

The acceptance rate at the University of Kiel is 47%. The university has a high level of selection and competition.