Frankfurt is the largest and one of the most important cities in the Greman state of Hessen. This city has been ranked after the cities, such as Berlin, Hamburg, Munich and Cologne. According to the 2006 census this place is having a population of almost 662,000. Frankfurt is the home to the European Central Bank, the Frankfurt Stock Exchange and is one of the two largest financial centers in continental Europe. Measured on th basis of GDP per capita income, Frankfurt was named as the Europe's richest city in 2001.

It is also listed as one of nine Alpha world cities. So, it becomes very evident that the education in Frankfurt is of international standard and it plays one of the major roles in controlling the culture and morality of the whole Germany.

For your benefit here we are providing you detailed information about the education in Frankfurt :
  Johann Wolfgang
  Goethe Universität Goethe Investment
  Department of Nuclear Medicine
  Institute for Theoretical Physics
  English Language Teachers' Association
  Frankfurt/Rhine-Main-Neckar (ELTAF)
  Sankt Georgen Graduate School of Philosophy and Theology
  Johann Wolfgang Goethe University of Frankfurt am Main

Sankt Georgen Graduate School of Philosophy and Theology
From the data available as of early 2006 this globally renowned institution had 39 faculty, 22 seminarians studying for the Roman Catholic priesthood, and 445 lay students, both male and female. Notable graduates include Cardinal Friedrich Wetter, the Salvadorian theologian Jon Sobrino, and Muslim theologian Farid Esack. Alfred Delp, resistance fighter during the Nazi era, also graduated at Sankt Georgen.

The school offers a 10-semester Diploma in Catholic Theology. Post-graduate students may earn the degrees of Licenciate (Lic. theol.), Doctorate(Dr. Theol.), or Habilitation (Dr. theol. habil.). Additional interdisciplinary programs in this institution are also offered.

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