University of Wittenberg

The University of Wittenberg, formally known as Martin Luther University of Halle-Wittenberg, is a prominent institution in Germany, founded in 1502. It played a significant role in the Protestant Reformation, particularly due to its association with Martin Luther, who famously challenged the Catholic Church. The university has a strong focus on humanities, natural sciences, and social sciences, attracting students from around the world. Rich in history, it balances tradition with modern education, contributing to research and intellectual discourse in various fields. Today, Wittenberg remains a vibrant center for learning and cultural exchange.