University of Würzburg

Sources

• Legal notice https://www.uni-wuerzburg.de/en/sonstiges/imprint-privacy-policy/

  The page confirms the legal name Julius-Maximilians-Universität Würzburg, its public-law status, and the postal address at Sanderring 2 in Würzburg.

  The source is used to normalize the institution name, city, and country.

• Bachelor https://www.uni-wuerzburg.de/en/studium/angebot/abschluss/bachelor/

  The page describes bachelor's degrees as first-cycle programmes: students usually need at least 180 ECTS, and most bachelor's programmes have an official length of six semesters.

  For bachelor's degrees, JMU lists three specialization models: one subject worth 180 ECTS, a main subject worth 120 ECTS plus a subsidiary subject worth 60 ECTS, or two main subjects worth 85 ECTS each plus 10 ECTS in interdisciplinary courses.

  This confirms subject-combination structures and a structured interdisciplinary block, but it does not confirm post-enrollment choice of the main or subsidiary subject.

• Application and Enrolment https://www.uni-wuerzburg.de/en/studying-at-jmu/studienangelegenheiten/application-and-enrolment/

  The page distinguishes locally or nationally restricted programmes, unrestricted programmes, and master's programmes; for unrestricted programmes, students do not apply for admission and instead enroll within the enrollment deadline.

  Together with the bachelor page, this points to programme or subject-combination choice at entry to the programme, not after a common first stage of study.

• Changing Degree Programmes or Subjects https://www.uni-wuerzburg.de/en/studying-at-jmu/studienangelegenheiten/changing-degree-programmes-or-subjects/

  JMU treats a change of degree programme or subject as moving to another programme, changing a subject, changing a subject combination, changing the ECTS distribution among subjects, or adding or dropping a subject.

  Changing to a restricted-admission programme or subject requires an application and admission; changing to an unrestricted programme or subject requires filing a petition after re-enrollment for the relevant semester.

  This is boundary evidence for programChoice 0: the mechanism found is an administrative change by application, not regular post-enrollment choice of a programme component.

• ASQ-Pool under ASPO 2015 https://www.uni-wuerzburg.de/en/studium/pruefungsamt/rechtliches-und-satzungen/asq-pool-nach-aspo-2015/

  The Examination Office page links to the current ASQ-Pool regulations, including the 22 April 2026 amendment, for general key qualifications within bachelor's study at JMU.

  Together with the bachelor page, this supports courseChoice 2: there is a structured interdisciplinary or university-wide choice block, but there is no evidence of free crediting of any courses from a broad catalogue.

• Medicine, State Examination https://www.uni-wuerzburg.de/en/studium/angebot/faecher/medizin/

  The Medizin programme page lists the degree examination as Staatsexamen and gives a standard duration of 6 years and 3 months, including the practical year and examination.

  The source sets the maximum ordinary duration for first-degree routes at 6.25 years.

• THE World University Rankings 2026 profile https://www.timeshighereducation.com/world-university-rankings/university-wurzburg

  The THE profile for the University of Würzburg contains overall rank 179 in the World University Rankings 2026; the value is recorded under the supplied sourceRule and sourcePosition, accessed 2026-06-26.

• QS profile: Julius-Maximilians-Universität Würzburg https://www.topuniversities.com/universities/julius-maximilians-universitat-wurzburg

  The QS profile for Julius-Maximilians-Universität Würzburg reports Total students of 20,589 and UG students of 37.5%. The calculation 20,589 x 0.375 gives 7,721 undergraduate students.

  The public official sources found during the check describe bachelor and State Examination programmes, but do not provide a reliable enrollment split by Bachelor, State Examination and Master. Therefore total is filled from the QS UG level, bachelor is left null, and specialist does not apply to the German model.