The University of Strasbourg , or the University of Strasbourg , is a French university, belongs to the Academy of Strasbourg . In 1970, the old University of Strasbourg was divided into three separate: Strasbourg I ( Louis Pasteur ), II ( Mark Blok ) and III ( Robert Schumann ). January 1, 2009 they were re-merged into one. It is assumed that the merger process will be gradually completed by 2012. In 2015, it has 87th place in the academic ranking of universities in the world [1] . In 2017, he received 4-6 place in France and 101-150 place in the world in the academic ranking of universities of the world [2] . The university is a member of the Utrecht Network of European Universities and the League of European Research Universities . During its existence, the University of Strasbourg has released 18 Nobel Prize winners in various fields.
| University of Strasbourg ( Unistra, UdS ) | |
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| UniversitΓ© de Strasbourg | |
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| Year of foundation | 1538 ( 2009 ) |
| Type of | State University |
| The president | Alan Berez (Alain Beretz) |
| Students | 46,000 |
| Foreign students | 20% |
| Location | Strasbourg ( France ) |
| Site | unistra.fr |
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History
The history of education at the University of Strasbourg dates back to the Protestant gymnasium, founded in 1538 by Johann Sturm, after which the university was called the Protestant Academy.
In 1566, Emperor Maximilian II gave the gymnasium the status of an academy , in 1621 it became a university, and in 1631 - a royal university.
In 1681, troops of King Louis XIV seized Alsace and, under the Treaty of Westphalia, seized the west bank of the Rhine , including the university, and withdrew to France.
During World War II , when France was occupied by Nazi Germany, the university was moved to Clermont-Ferrand .
In 1970, the University of Strasbourg was divided into three separate universities:
- University of Strasbourg I (Louis Pasteur University);
- University of Strasbourg II (Mark Blok University);
- University of Strasbourg III (University of Robert Schumann).
In 2009, they were again merged into one university.
Faculties
- Philosophical;
- Psychological;
- Department of Economics;
- Faculty of Law;
- Pedagogical;
- Historical;
- Faculty of Technology;
- Mathematical;
- Physical;
- Medical;
- Dental;
- Pharmaceutical.
Description
Training is in French.
Famous employees and alumni
- Ambodik-Maksimovich, Nestor Maksimovich - Russian midwife
- Bazilevich, Grigory Ivanovich - Russian Medic
- Adler Bayer - German chemist
- Bari, Anton de - German biologist
- Baur, Erwin - German biologist
- Betman-Golweg, Theobald von - German public figure
- Besham, Antoine - French biologist
- Block, Mark - French historian
- Brown, Karl Ferdinand - German physicist
- Brentano, Luyo - German Economist
- Buchner, Georg - German poet and playwright
- Weber, Heinrich Martin - German mathematician
- Weidenreich, Franz - German anthropologist
- Wenger, Arsen - French Football Coach
- Verne, Maurice Louis - French Theologian
- WΓΌrz, Charles Adolf - French chemist
- Goethe, Alexander Wilhelm - German zoologist
- Goethe, Johann Wolfgang - German poet and thinker
- Giffen, Hubert van - German jurist
- Boris Borisovich Golitsyn - Russian physicist
- Grotto, Paul Heinrich von - German mineralogist
- Gutenberg, Beno - German seismologist
- Dangeon, Andre - French Astronomer
- DeBakey, Michael Ellis - American Cardiologist
- Gerard, Charles Frederick - French Chemist
- Simmel, Georg - German philosopher and sociologist
- Martin Karplus - American Theoretical Chemist
- Cartan, Henri - French mathematician
- Chiari, Hans - Austrian pathologist
- Kossel, Albrecht - German biochemist, physiologist
- Krafft, Katya and Maurice - French volcanologists
- Curtius, Ernst Robert - German philologist
- Kussmaul, Adolf - German therapist
- Lacu-LaBarth, Philippe - French philosopher
- Andre Lalman - French Astronomer
- Landauer, Gustav - German philosopher and writer
- Laue, Max von - German physicist
- Levy, Friedrich Wilhelm - German mathematician
- Levinas, Emmanuel - French philosopher
- Lehmann, Otto - German physicist
- Linen, Jean-Marie - French chemist
- Lefevre, Henri - French sociologist and philosopher
- Leriche, Rene - French Surgeon
- Ambroise-Auguste Liebeaud - French Magnetizer and Medic
- Metternich, Clement Wenzel Lothar - Austrian Statesman
- Minkovsky, Oscar - German Medic
- Nancy, Jean-Luc - French philosopher
- Papaleksi, Nikolai Dmitrievich - Russian physicist, founder of Russian radio astronomy
- Louis Pasteur - French chemist and biologist
- Recklinghausen, Friedrich Daniel von - German pathologist, university rector
- Remak, Ernst - German neurologist
- X-ray, Wilhelm Conrad - German physicist
- Saakashvili, Mikhail - President of Georgia
- Samoilovich (Sushkovsky) Danila Samoilovich - Russian epidemiologist.
- Dmitri Nikolayevich Stremoukhov - Russian historian and philosopher
- Tom, Rene - French mathematician
- Tornqvist, Alexander - geologist and paleontologist
- Ulyanin, Vsevolod Aleksandrovich - Russian physicist
- February, Lucien - French historian
- Velden, Emil Jacob - German theologian, politician and writer
- Ferenbak, Charles Max - French Astronomer
- Fisher, Hermann Emil - German chemist
- Frechet, Maurice Rene - French mathematician
- Freund, Wilhelm Alexander - obstetrician-gynecologist
- Julius Freund - French philosopher and sociologist
- Fujimori, Alberto - President of Peru
- Khanlarov, Movsum-bek - the first Azerbaijani chemist with special education
- Hommel, Johann - German mathematician and astronomer
- Chambon, Pierre - French biologist
- Schwarzschild, Karl - German physicist
- Schweizer, Albert - German philosopher, doctor
- Schmitt, Karl - German lawyer and philosopher
- Schmoller, Gustav von - German economist, historian, public figure
- Spener, Philip Jacob - German Theologian
- Schulze, Bernhard - German gynecologist, obstetrician
- Schumann, Robert - French politician
- Juncker, Jean-Claude - Prime Minister of Luxembourg
See also
- University of Upper Alsace
Notes
Links
- University site
- [2] Reference brochures for applicants.