University of Bonn Quick facts
Also called Rheinische Friedrich-Wilhelms-Universität Bonn and Rheinische Friedrich Wilhelms University
| University world Ranking - Times 400 (UK) | = 276 |
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| University world Ranking - Jiaotong 500 (China) | 99 |
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| University world Ranking - Newsweek 100 (USA) | N/A |
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| European (Jiaotong) ranking of | 33 |
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University of Bonn Basic Facts |
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| Students (Undergraduates / PG/ Total) | 27,000 |
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| Faculty / Staff | 2,600 / 1500 |
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| Established | 1818 |
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| Annual budget | $471,000,000 |
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| Annual budget per student | $17,444 |
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| Number of foreign students (if known) | 4,100 |
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| Affiliations | Europaeum |
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University of Bonn Information
The university of Bonn is consistently ranked in the top ten German university lists carried out by national newspapers. It was formed in 1818 and due to its location in the Rhineland has seen many conflicts and changes in boundaries during its lifetime, at one time it was even part of a different country (Prussia).
The university of Bonn has 7 schools and these are associated with over 90 different degree (diplome) programs. The key areas of study of the schools are: Agricultural Science; Catholic Theology; Humanities; Law and Economics; Mathematics and Science; Medicine; and Protestant Theology.
Some of the famous alumni and faculty associated with the university of Bonn include no less than six noble prize winners! These are the physicists Philipp Lenard and Wolfgang Paul, the chemist Otto Wallach, the literates Luigi Pirandello and Paul Johann Ludwig von Heyse; and the economic prize winner Reinhard Selten. Other notable people with associations with the university include Karl Marx, Pope Benedict XVI, Max Ernst, Joseph Schumpeter and Friedrich Nietzsche.
University of Bonn Address
University of Bonn
Regina-Pacis-Weg 3
53113 Bonn
Germany