University of Stuttgart

The University of Stuttgart, also known locally as Universität Stuttgart, is a free-for-all institution based in Stuttgart, Germany. It was established in 1829 and was formerly known as the Technical College of Stuttgart. It prides itself as one of the oldest technical Universities in Germany. It is revered for its outstanding programs in industrial, mechanical, electrical and civil engineering. It has a global recognition in the fields of efficient industrial and automated, advanced automotive engineering, manufacturing, aerospace engineering, process engineering, and activity-based costing. Let it not surprise you, but rather, inform you that the inventor of the automobile, Gottlieb Daimler was a graduate student at the University of Stuttgart.

This university is not just a leader or effective in the area of being old, it has been able to garner itself a reputation that is evidently backed up by its rankings by various international ranking surveys and bodied. QS World University Rankings named it the 79th in the World in the area of engineering and technology. It ranked 42^nd and 3^rd worldwide and locally respectively, in the ranking of Universities as regards the fields of manufacturing, aeronautical and mechanical engineering.