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The German Region



Learned institutions in the German Region where natural law was (or may have been) taught. The institutions, mainly universities, are listed alphabetically and with foundation year and year of closure - if closed - in brackets.


Universities in the German Region
 

University of Altdorf (1622/23 - 1809)

University of Bamberg (1648 - )

University of Berlin (1811 - )

University of Bonn (1777 - 1798)

University of Bützow (1760 - 1789)

University of Cologne (1388 - 1798)

University of Dillingen (1553 - )

University of Duisburg (1654 - 1804)

University of Erfurt (1379 - 1804)

University of Erlangen (1742/43 - )

University of Frankfurt (Oder) (1498 - 1811)

University of Freiburg im Breisgau (1457 - )

University of Fulda (1732/34 - 1803)

University of Giessen (1607 - )

University of Göttingen (1733/37 - )

University of Greifswald (1456 - )

University of Halle (1694 - )

University of Heidelberg (1385 - )

University of Helmstedt (1574 - 1810)

University of Ingolstadt (1459 - )

University of Jena (1557/8 - )

University of Kassel (1633 - 1653)

University of Kiel (1665 - )

University of Leipzig (1409 - )

University of Landshut (1800 - 1826)

University of Mainz (1476 - 1793)

University of Marburg (1527 - )

University of Münster-Westfalen (1622/9 - )

University of Osnabrück (1629/32 - 1633)

University of Paderborn (1614/16 - 1818)

University of Rinteln (1620 - )

University of Rostock (1419 - )

University of Stuttgart (1781 - 1794)

University of Trier (1454 - 1798)

University of Tübingen (1476 - )

University of Wittenberg (1502 - )

University of Würzburg (1402 - )



Other Learned Institution in the German Region
 

Academia Fridericiana, Bayreuth (1742-1743)

Academia Nassauensis, Herborn (1584 - )

Akademisches Gymnasium, Duisburg (1559 - )

Akademisches Gymnasium, Hamburg (1613 - )

Akademisches Gymnasium, Linz (1542 - )

Alte Landesschule, Korbach (1579 - )

Anhaltische Landesuniversität (Francisceum), Zerbst (1582 - )

Casimirianum, Coburg (1605 - )

Christianeum, Altona (1738 - )

Collège Francais, Berlin (1689 - )

Eberhard-Ludwigs-Gymnasium, Stuttgart (1686 - )

Gymnasium Academicum, Freiburg (1620 - )

Gymnasium Arnoldinum, Steinfurt (1588 - )

Gymnasium Carolinum Illustre, Ansbach (1717 - )

Gymnasium Christian-Ernestinum, Bayreuth (1664 - )

Gymnasium Ernestinum, Gotha (1524 - )

Gymnasium Fridericianum, Erlangen (1745 - )

Gymnasium Georgianum, Hildburghausen (1714-1729)

Gymnasium Georgianum, Lingen (1680 - )

Gymnasium Gleichense, Ohrdruf (1623 - )

Gymnasium Hammonense, Hamm (1657 - )

Gymnasium illustre Augusteu, Weißenfels (1664 - 1794)

Gymnasium Illustre, Schwäbisch Hall (1655 - )

Gymnasium Philippinum, Marburg (1527 - )

Gymnsaium Illustre, Bremen (1610 - )

Hohe Landesschule, Hanau (1607 - )

Hohe Schule, Ummendorf (1623 - 1632)

Jesuitenkolleg, Passau (1611 - )

Markgrafen-Gymnasium, Durlach/Karlsruhe (1586 - )

Martin-Luther-Gymnasium, Eisenbach (1707 - )

Michaelisschule, Lüneburg (1660 - )

Pädagogium Casimirianum, Neustadt (1578 - )

Ratsgymnasium, Stadthagen (1610 - )

Theodor-Heuss-Gymnasium, Heilbronn (1720 - )



No Learned Institutional Affiliations in the German Region
 

Mikkel Munthe Jensen, Last Update:  21.04.2026