Facts and figures

Subjects

• 149 BA and MA programs
• 6 degree programs with state or ecclesiastical examination
• 11 continuing education and other post-graduate programs

_{Statistics from 1 April 2012}

Number of students

• approximately 41,214 registered students (winter semester 2012/2013, including doctoral students and students on academic leave)
  • approximately 23,097 or 56% are female
  • approximately 4,940 or 12% are foreign students
• approximately 40,469 active students (winter semester 2012/2013, including doctoral students but not students on academic leave)

_{Statistics from 1 December 2012, Student statistics}

Degrees

• Bachelor's: 2.469
• Master's: 1.040
• State examinations: 1.326
• Diplom/Magister: 1.278
• Doctorates: 523
• Habilitation theses: folgt

_{Exam statistics for the year 2012 as of 15 February 2013}

Number of employees

• approximately 700 professors
  
• approximately 120 at the University Medical Center Hamburg-Eppendorf, UKE
• approximately 190 are female
  
• approximately 4,140 teaching and/or research assistants
• approximately 1,870 at the University Medical Center Hamburg-Eppendorf, UKE
• approximately 1,860 are female
  
• approximately 6,650 technical and administrative employees
• approximately 4,400 at the University Medical Center Hamburg-Eppendorf, UKE
• approximately 4,840 are female
  

_{Statistics from December 2011}

Budget

• 2011: EUR 312,479 million (budgetary support without aid)

External Funding

• 2011: EUR 91,075 million

_{Statistics from 1 December 2012}

• 6 schools
• 22 Departments
  
• 2 clusters of excellence: Integrated Climate System Analysis and Prediction (CliSAP), The Hamburg Center for Ultrafast Imaging (CUI)
  
• 10 Collaborative Research Centers (6 proper, 4 participatory)
• 6 state clusters of excellence 
• 18 German Research Foundation (DFG) research groups (6 proper, 12 participatory)
• 18 German Research Foundation (DFG) key research areas (17 participating, 1 coordinating)
• 8 research training groups (7 proper, 1 participatory)
• 1 international research training group
• 5 Hamburg Graduate Schools
• 3 participations at the International Max Planck Research Schools
• 1 participation at a Leibniz Graduate School
• 15 junior research groups (8 Emmy Noether Programmes)
• 18 academic centers
• 9 attached Institutions

_{Last update: June 2012}