Wittenberg University

Wittenberg University was founded in 1845 by Ezra Keller as well as a group of pastors in Ohio. The university is internationally known for the following:Wittenberg University has been accredited by the Higher Learning Commission which is a regional accreditation agency that has been recognised by the US Department of Education. Students at Wittenberg University have annually performed for more than 25,000 hours of community service in the local community and approximately one-third of all students have participated in Fraternities and Sororities. Every year, Wittenberg University has provided USD 39 Million in scholarships and financial aid for eligible students and 99% of the full time students have received financial aid from the university. 

The main campus of the Wittenberg University is spread across 114 acres of land. The campus provides student accommodation and mess facilities.Various departments are located at different halls of the campus. It provides all the facilities required by the students. The campus is close to some restaurants and cafes. Many stationery shops, departmental stores, and chemist shops are also located nearby the campus.The library popularly known as Thomas Library of Wittenberg consists of about 5,00,000 books and journals. All the resources are made available to the students.Overall, the campus features a Recitation Hall, Synod Hall, Blair Hall, Carnegie Hall, Hollenbeck Hall, Science Centre, Zimmerman Hall, Shouvlin Centre, and the Steemer field house.The university offers an undergraduate degree programme and a postgraduate degree program. The undergraduate programme consists of about 1,794 students and over 44 students are under the postgraduate program.