The first woman to earn a doctorate in mathematics from any university was Helena Rubinstein. She was awarded her degree in 1881 from the University of Berlin. Rubinstein's achievement was monumental at a time when women faced significant barriers in education and professional careers. She excelled in her studies, paving the way for future generations of women in mathematics and science fields. Her contributions to the field of mathematics extended beyond her own education, inspiring subsequent women to challenge societal norms and pursue careers in traditionally male-dominated domains. Rubinstein's legacy continues to resonate in the pursuit of gender equality in academia.