University of Strasbourg Alumni

International Students

20

% of international students in the university

11339

Total International Students in the university

The University of Strasbourg, founded in 1538, is one of France’s oldest and most prestigious public research universities. Its faculty and alumni include Nobel laureates, Fields medalists, renowned scientists, philosophers, and cultural figures—spanning disciplines from chemistry and literature to politics and economics

Alumni Name

Notable Achievement / Famous For

Degree

Graduating Year

Jean‑Pierre Sauvage

Nobel Prize in Chemistry (2016); pioneer of molecular machines

PhD Chemistry

1971

Louis Pasteur

Father of microbiology; professor at Strasbourg

Professor of Chemistry

N/A

Wilhelm Röntgen

Discovered X‑rays; Nobel Prize in Physics (1901); lecturer

Lecturer in Physics

N/A

Hermann Emil Fischer

Nobel Prize in Chemistry (1902); graduate student

Graduate Student (Chemistry)

Early 1870s

Albrecht Kossel

Nobel Prize in Medicine (1910); physician & biochemist

Graduate Student (Medicine)

Early 1870s

Paul Ehrlich

Nobel Prize in Medicine (1908); medical student

Medical Student

Early 1870s

Otto Loewi

Nobel Prize in Medicine (1936); medical student

Medical Student

Early 1890s

Max von Laue

Nobel Prize in Physics (1914); undergraduate in maths & physics

Undergraduate

c.1905

Hermann Staudinger

Nobel Prize in Chemistry (1953); chemistry professor

Professor of Chemistry

N/A

René Thom

Fields Medal in Mathematics (1958); mathematics professor

Professor of Mathematics

N/A

Jean‑Marie Lehn

Nobel Prize in Chemistry (1987); chemistry professor

Professor of Chemistry

N/A

Laurent Schwartz

Fields Medal in Mathematics (1950); graduate student

Graduate Student (Mathematics)

N/A

Jules Hoffmann

Nobel Prize in Medicine (2011); biology professor

Professor of Biology

N/A

Martin Karplus

Nobel Prize in Chemistry (2013); chemistry professor

Professor of Chemistry

N/A

Yves Meyer

Abel Prize in Mathematics (2017); graduate student

Graduate Student (Mathematics)

N/A

Agnès Acker

Renowned astrophysicist; founder of Strasbourg Planetarium

PhD Astrophysics

1976

Georg Büchner

Influential playwright and revolutionary writer; studied at Strasbourg

Attended (Arts)

Early 1830s

Johann Wolfgang von Goethe

Writer, poet, scientist, and statesman; law student in Strasbourg

Law (Attended)

1771

Robert Schuman

Founding father of the EU; studied law at Strasbourg

BA (Law)

Early 1900s

Jean‑Claude Juncker

Prime Minister of Luxembourg; President of European Commission

Attended (Law/Econ)

1970s

Arsène Wenger

Long-serving Arsenal FC manager; studied at Strasbourg

Attended (Sports)

Late 1960s

Students

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Yocketers Applied

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Yocketers Admitted

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Yocketers Interested

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