The University of Strasbourg is one of the oldest and most prestigious public research universities in France. Situated in Strasbourg in the Grand Est region, it is known worldwide for its teaching and research in medicine, life sciences, engineering, chemistry, physics, mathematics, computer science, economics, law, political science, humanities, social sciences, languages, environmental sciences and interdisciplinary studies. The university has developed into one of Europe’s leading research-intensive universities, with strong international cooperation, advanced laboratories, modern research infrastructure and extensive academic partnerships.

The university offers programmes from undergraduate to doctoral level through faculties, schools, institutes, engineering schools, doctoral schools, research centres and departments of professional education. The students can opt for a wide range of subjects such as Medicine, Pharmacy, Dentistry, Engineering, Biotechnology, Chemistry, Computer Science, Artificial Intelligence, Data Science, Law, Economics, Finance, Management, Psychology, Education, Arts, Literature, History, Geography, Environmental Science, Political Science, and Public Administration.

The University of Strasbourg, being a public university in France, adheres to the national tuition fees framework for most of the public diploma programmes. The standard national registration fee is €178 per year for Licence programmes, €254 per year for Master’s programmes and €397 per year for Doctoral programmes. The registration fee for engineering diploma programmes is usually €618 per year. Students also have to pay the CVEC (Contribution de Vie Étudiante et de Campus) of €105 per year, unless exempted. Some continuing education programmes, executive courses, specialised diplomas and institution-specific programmes may have different tuition structures.

Students especially like the university for its low-cost public education and its opportunities for strong research. Graduates benefit directly from Strasbourg's position as one of the major political and administrative centres in Europe through excellent academic preparation, exposure to research, internships, laboratory work, international mobility and strong links with European institutions. "There are job opportunities in research, healthcare, engineering, technology, law, public administration, finance, education, consulting, environmental sciences and international organisations.