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Freie Universität Berlin is a full university with 15 departments and central institutes offering over 160 degree programs across a wide range of subjects.

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Last Update 03/15/2012

Photo Tour

Library of the Department of Education and Psychology

Several spiral staircases provide access to the roof of the Rostlaube, offering good views of the surrounding area.

The Department of Earth Sciences at Freie Universität is mainly located in Lankwitz.

A sculpture depicting the Bremen Town Musicians decorates the main campus of the Department of Veterinary Medicine in Düppel.

Partly destroyed during World War II, the Kaiser Wilhelm Institute (KWI) is one of the historic buildings belonging to Freie Universität. It is now called Hahn-Meitner Building.

There is a pleasant green oasis in front of the Institute of Computer Science and the Zuse Institute Berlin.

The Henry Ford Building was illuminated during the Long Night of Science.

The Institute of Meteorology and the Institute for Space Sciences are located in Steglitz, at Carl-Heinrich-Becker-Weg 6-10.

A glass bridge connects the Otto Suhr Institute with the East European Institute and the Institute for Media and Communication Studies.

The Philological Library has modern workspaces for students. It contains approximately 700,000 books and subscribes to 800 periodicals.

Designed by the architects Hinrich and Inken Baller, the building of the Institute of Philosophy reflects the general character of single-family homes in Dahlem.

It’s break time for Lea, an important member of Freie Universität Berlin’s soccer robot team.

The Topoi Excellence Cluster has its main seat in Dahlem at Hittorfstraße 18.

In the formerly rural area of southwest Berlin, there are still many green spaces.

The Botanic Garden in Berlin-Dahlem, with an area of more than 43 hectares, is one of the largest and most important botanic gardens in the world.

Since 1945 members of Freie Universität and Technische Universität have been performing with the Collegium Musicum.

The Center for Recreational Sports offers numerous opportunities for keeping fit.

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