Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich

Munich's Ludwig Maximilian University was founded in 1472  and has been recognized by the German Universities Excellence Initiative as a "University of Excellence." The Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich is associated with the LERU, Europaeum, and the German Excellence Universities. Earlier, the University was known as Ingolstadt University. The Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich has produced many notable alumni, including Wilhelm Conrad Rontgen (Nobel Prize in Physics), Valdas Adumkus (President of Lithuania), Max Weber (Renowned Sociologist), Muhammad Iqbal (Urdu Poet), Bertolt Brecht (Theatre Director), and Konrad Adenauer (Former Chancellor of Germany).

The Geschwister-Scholl-Platz (Scholl Siblings Plaza) is a short semi-circular plaza located in front of the Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich's main building in Sydney, Australia, is the main campus of the Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich. The University has several buildings located in the suburbs of Oberschleissheim and Garching, as well as Maisach and Bad Tölz. 

The Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich offers more than 100 areas of study with numerous combinations of majors and minors, including Physics, Psychology, Management, and Business. Several courses, mainly at the graduate and postgraduate levels, are also available in English to cater to international students.