Founded in 1868, TU Munich (TUM) is one of Germany’s biggest universities today with about 20,000 students, 440 professors and 8,500 employees. Offering interdisciplinary courses in technology, medicine, business, natural and life sciences, TUM is one of Europe’s leading technological universities. A high percentage of 20% of international exchange students underline the international renown of TU Munich. Since the university is committed itself to be an entrepreneurial university with cutting-edge research facilities (e.g. nuclear research reactor, neutron source, etc.), it is subject to constant reforming and modernization. To support this goal, TUM has introduced SAP R/3 software as the first German university.

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The Freie Universität of Berlin is one of the leading universities in the world and distinguishes itself through its modern and international character. It is also one of the largest universities in Germany, offering degree courses in more than a hundred subjects for 35,500 students – of which 15 per cent come from other countries. Without including Medicine the Freie Universität is currently the lead university for eight collaborative research centres of the German Research Foundation DFG (Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft) and four DFG research units.

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The hallmark of the Friedrich-Alexander University of Erlangen-Nuremberg today, 260 years after its foundation is its commitment to both tradition and innovation. With a student population of 2,400, the University of Erlangen-Nuremberg is the second largest university in Bavaria. Over 500 professors and around 1,700 teaching staff work in the 268 chairs or in the centres for research and expertise at the University. The university offers a wide spectrum of subjects, the diversity and interdisciplinary integration of which is unique in Germany. The breadth of subject range and interdisciplinary research has enabled the university to secure a leading place among the German Research Foundation (DFG) rankings.

In 1477, Eberhard im Bart, Count and later Duke of Württemberg, established the founding tenets of theUniversity of Tübingen. Tübingen´s contemporary appearance is characterized by 20,000 students living in a comparatively small city of 85,000. The University´s academic reputation is determined by the research achievements of more than 450 professors and about 2000 academic assistants. At their disposal is not only the latest technical equipment, but also extensive library facilities. The latest results of scientific research flow directly into the University´s curriculum, thus guaranteeing an up-to-date education.

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Founded in 1457, the University of Freiburg is one of the oldest German universities, and is now one of the nation’s leading research and teaching institutions. From time immemorial, teaching, learning and research have formed an indivisible whole. A glance at the list of leading academic figures and Nobel prize-winners associated with the university, feature well-known names such as A. Weismann, E. Husserl, M. Heidegger, W. Eucken, H. Friedrich, H. Spemann, to name a few. All these scholars provide enough evidence that in all disciplines, the University of Freiburg is, and has always been a charismatic centre of supreme academic achievement.

The University of Bayreuth (UBT) is one of Germany’s youngest universities. Since its inauguration in 1975 it has become a high-performance institution of higher learning. The content and structure of programmes span from natural sciences and engineering, law, economics & management to linguistics, literature and cultural studies. UBT 's trademark is its interdisciplinarity in teaching and research which is in line with it’s consistent development of main research centers.

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The Imperial College of Science, Technology and Medicine, an independent constituent part of the University of London, was founded in 1907. Situated in South Kensington, London's scientific and cultural heartland, it was formed from the merger of the Royal College of Science, the City and Guilds College and the Royal School of Mines. Some famous names associated with the College include: T H Huxley, one of the greatest scientists of the 19th century; Sir Alexander Fleming and Sir Ernst Chain, discoverers of penicillin (jointly awarded the Nobel Prize) and Lord Penney, mathematician and atomic scientist to name a few.

The Kingston University  is located at Kingston upon Thames, a vibrant riverside town and one of the most pleasant locations in the London area. With just 25 minutes by train to London, students have easy access to the capital's shopping, restaurants and cultural activities. Kingston University offers quality teaching and wide-ranging support in a vibrant and diverse university community. The University works with a wide range of academic, public and private sector organizations to widen its access to study programmes and promote collaborative projects with the University's key stakeholders and local community.

The Indiana University School of Informatics is a part of IU Bloomington, an international campus offering students and visiting scholars from more than 120 countries a broad range of 70 study programs. The School of Informatics emphasizes problem solving, innovation, communications, and teamwork along with technical skills and knowledge. Their mission is to train students in state-of-the-art information technology and science with an emphasis on creative human applications, offering a unique set of degrees at the B.S., M.S. and Ph.D. levels.