Institutional Overview & Campus Profile
Originally founded in 1473 and re-established in 1970 on the scenic Tarforst heights overlooking Trier and the Moselle valley, the University of Trier hosts more than 11,500 students across six faculties. Trier is distinguished for cross-border research within the Greater Region (Germany, France, Luxembourg, and Belgium) and the University of the Greater Region (UniGR) alliance. The university hosts premier research centers including the Institute for Environmental and Technology Law (IUTR), the Trier Center for Digital Humanities (TCDH), and the Research Institute for Psychobiology.
- Institution type
- Public Research University (Landesuniversität)
- Campus location
- Campus I & Campus II, Tarforst, Trier
- Accreditation
- Ministerium für Wissenschaft und Gesundheit des Landes Rheinland-Pfalz & Systemakkreditiert
- Admissions channel
- PORTA University Application Portal & Uni-Assist for international applicants
- Instruction language
- German (primary) and English for international master's and doctoral programs
- Financial aid & support
- Nikolaus Koch Foundation Scholarships, Deutschlandstipendium, DAAD, DFG Fellowships