Development prospects of the University of Jena

Jena is a real university town and a high-end technology industrial area (optoelectronics, laser applications, optics, glass, high-quality materials, bioinstruments, etc.). In 2008, the city of Jena was awarded the honorary title “Jena – Science City 2008” by the German National Foundation. Many of the people walking around you are students of this university. The beautiful European-style architecture, high-tech industry and traditional philosophical atmosphere here give this city a strong cultural atmosphere.

In particular, the University of Jena is one of the oldest universities in Germany. Its classical and modern buildings are scattered throughout the city, adding to the charm of Jena.

Introduction to Thuringia:

Thuringia is located in central Germany and is known as the "Green Heart of Germany". It has a long industrial history. As early as 150 years ago, the optical and optical industries were born here. Glass processing industry. Famous companies include: Carl-zeiss optics company in Jena (Carl-zeiss), glass processing company (Schott Jena) in Jena and Opel car manufacturing plant in Eisenach. Other large industries in the state include electrical engineering, glass workshops and fine ceramics, wood processing, textile, clothing and chemical industries. Thuringia is moving step by step towards becoming the economic center of Germany and Europe. Important industries are: automotive industry: more than 300 large companies; optics, optoelectronics, medical technology: more than 120 companies; machine construction, automation technology: 224 companies. Currently, Tuzhou has scientists and engineers employed in the field of scientific research With nearly 5,000 scientific and technological workers, it has become a high-tech base in central Germany.

Thuringia is a famous resort and tourist area. There are many cultural heritages and places of interest. Walter Castle was built in the Middle Ages and was the place where Martin Luther translated the German Bible; Weimar is a famous historical city in Germany, where the classical writers Wieland, Goethe, Herder and Schiller gathered; Weimar The Anna-Amalia-Bibliothek contains numerous rare books dating from the Middle Ages. In 1919, the Weimar Constitution was adopted here, thus giving birth to the Weimar Republic, the first German republic in history.

In Germany, Thuringia is known as the "Hometown of Music". There are many theaters and opera houses here. Bach was born into a musical family in Eisenach in 1685. Since the 17th century, musical instrument manufacturing has played an important role in Thuringia in Klingenthal and Markrikirchen. Catholic church music was also born here.