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© Stephan Floss
The Leipzig University of Applied Sciences (HTWK Leipzig) combines practice-oriented teaching and application-oriented research. The university's unique regional selling point is its broad engineering and technical profile. Together with the fields of economics, social affairs, and culture, the HTWK Leipzig offers a diverse range of teaching and research in its seven faculties.
© Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology - EVAe
The Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology investigates the history of humankind through comparative analyses of genes, cultures, cognitive abilities, and social systems of past and present human populations and groups of primates closely related to humans. The institute brings together researchers from a wide range of disciplines who take an interdisciplinary approach to the evolution of humans.
© Max Planck Institute for human cognitive and brain sciences
How can we recognize dyslexia even earlier? How do we understand and share the feelings and intentions of others? How does our brain stay healthy? Research at MPI CBS is dedicated to these and other questions and investigates cognitive abilities and brain processes in humans, specifically the neuronal basis of higher brain functions such as language, emotions, and social behavior.
Nothing without math? Yes! No encryption, no imaging process, and no roadmap without mathematics. Mathematical models and methods permeate all areas of modern life, whether in society, politics, economics, or biology. The interaction of mathematics and the natural sciences is the focus of the institute's work.
© Stephan Floss
The State Study Academy Leipzig is one of seven locations of the Saxony University of Cooperative Education. Half of each semester is spent at the State Study Academy and the other half at a practice partner. The dual study program in the fields of business and technology includes several bachelor's degree courses. The aim is to provide targeted vocational training for skilled workers in the regional economy.
© Jörg Singer
The University of Music and Theatre »Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy« Leipzig offers its approximately 1,200 students a broad and professionally sound range of education in 12 disciplines and about 700 public events a year for the interested public. Founded in 1843 as a conservatory by Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy, it was the first higher musical education institution in Germany. The second main building of the HMT is located at Dittrichring 21.
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