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q WEB-LOGO ENGLISCH CONTACT Paderborn University RESEARCH Warburger Str. 100, D-33098 Paderborn Germany +49 (0) 5251 60 – 0 Key Research Areas Interdisciplinary Research Institutes RESEARCH - 09092015 www.upb.de/marketing Student Hotline 60 – 50 40 © • Digital Humanities • Centre of Excellence “Music – Edition – Student Advisory Service 60 – 20 07 • Intelligent Technical Systems Media”, Paderborn University, University President 60 – 25 59 • Lightweight Design with Hybrid Sys- of Music Detmold and Ostwestfalen-Lip- Fraunhofer Institutions • SICP – Software Innovation Campus Vice-President for Operations 60 – 25 57 tems pe University of Applied Sciences (Zen- • Fraunhofer Research Institute for De- Paderborn – A Cooperation of Paderborn Advisory Board 60 – 28 52 • Optoelectronics and Photonics MEM) PR and Communications 60 – 25 53/25 48 sign of Mechatronic Systems (IEM) University with the Fraunhofer Institute Marketing 60 – 32 63 • Centre for Comparative Theology and • Fraunhofer ENAS, Department of Ad- for Mechatronic Systems Design (IEM) TecUP (Technology Transfer, Start-Ups) 60 – 20 76 DFG Collaborative Research Centres Cultural Studies (ZeKK) vanced Systems Engineering and companies of the region Networking and Fundraising 60 – 52 54 • On-The-Fly Computing (SFB 901) • Centre for Gender Studies (ZG) Research Unit/EU 60 – 25 64 • Tailored Nonlinear Photonics: From • Centre for Optoelectronics and Photo- External Funding Advice 60 – 26 94 2018 Joint Ventures DFG Research Units International Office 60 – 24 55 Fundamental Concepts to Functional nics Paderborn (CeOPP) • C-LAB – Cooperative Computing & • Acoustic sensor networks University Sports Unit 60 – 52 87 Structures (SFB/TRR 142) • Competence Centre for Sustainable Communication Laboratory – Joint rese- • Dynamics of Electron Transfer Proces- Student Union (AStA) 60 – 31 74 Energy Technology (KET) University Library 60 – 20 47 PADERBORN arch and development laboratory opera- Graduate Schools • Heinz Nixdorf Institute (HNI) ses at Transition Metal Centres in Biolo- Information and Media Technologies ted by Atos and Paderborn University gical and Bioinorganic Systems Centre (IMT) 60 – 23 98 • Design of Flexible Work Environments • Institute for Lightweight Design with • DMRC – Direct Manufacturing Rese- Alumni Paderborn 60 – 20 74 – Human-Centred Use of Cyber-Physical Hybrid Systems (ILH) Student Services Paderborn 05251 89207 – 0 UNIVERSITY arch Centre – A consortium of industrial Systems in Industry 4.0 • Musicology Seminar Detmold/Pader- The OWL Student Fund 60 – 52 34 partners and Paderborn University University Archive 60 – 20 26/21 38 • Energy- and Cost-Efficient Extreme born • it’s owl – BMBF-Leading-Edge Cluster Lightweight Design with Hybrid Materi- • Paderborn Centre for Educational Re- ”Intelligent Technical Systems OstWest- Imprint IN PROFILE als search and Teacher Training (PLAZ) falenLippe“ with 200 partners Published by: Paderborn University • Individual Support: Competence De- • Paderborn Centre for Advanced Stu- Editorial Responsibility: Tibor Werner Szolnoki, Press and Information Officer; • L-LAB – Research Centre for Lighting velopment in Vocational Education dies (PACE) Simon Ratmann Engineering and Mechatronics. Public Statistics: University Administration • Intelligent Systems in Automation • Paderborn Centre for Parallel Compu- Private Partnership between Hella KG Layout: PADA Werbeagentur, Paderborn; Design: Goldmarie, Münster Technology ting (PC²) Hueck & Co, Hamm-Lippstadt University 13th English edition: 1,000. Copy deadline: March 2018 • Paderborn Institute for Scientific Com- of Applied Sciences and Paderborn Uni- WWW.UPB.DE putation (PaSCo) versity • Software Innovation Lab (SI-Lab) q WEB-LOGO ENGLISCH UNIVERSITY IN FIGURES STAFF FINANCES STAFF ­JANUARY FINANCES IN T€ ­ * Academic staff Non-academic staff Total Budget in thousands of € % Organisational Unit m f total m f total m f total Staff 135,458 67,7 STUDENTS Arts and Humanities 143 260 403 6 39 45 149 299 448 Rent 21,330 10,7 Business Administration Management of resources 10,800 5,4 and Economics 93 81 174 4 25 29 97 106 203 www.upb.de/marketing - 09092015 www.upb.de/marketing © Other funds for research and teaching 22,454 11,2 Science 104 66 170 21 40 61 125 106 231 ORIGIN OF STUDENTS TOTAL NUMBER OF STUDENTS Investments 10,090 5,0 Mechanical Engineering 111 31 142 39 24 63 150 55 205 Total 200,132 100 Computer Science, Total 20,205 100 % *) According to economic year. Electrical Engineering Federal state of 1972/73 2,500 16,118 80 % and Mathematics 158 55 213 32 44 76 190 99 289 EXTERNAL FUNDS IN T€ ­FINANCIAL YEAR FACULTIES North Rhine-Westphalia Central Institutions 40 76 116 176 232 408 216 308 524 Other German federal states 2,466 12 % 1980/81 6,400 Organisation Unit in thousands of € Foreign countries 1,621 8 % Total 649 569 1,218 278 404 682 927 973 1,900 Arts and Humanity 7,049 1990/91 12,200 I Faculty of Arts and Humanities De partment 5: Business and Human Re- Business Administration and Economics 3,272 EXTERNALLY FUNDED STAFF ­JANUARY Department of English and American source Education, Department 6: Law 00/01 12,667 Science 10,408 INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS Academic staff Non-academic staff Total Studies, Department of Education, De- Organisational Unit Mechanical Engineering 13,604 10/11 15,228 m f total m w total m w total partment of Protestant Theology, De- III Faculty of Science Computer Science, Electrical Engineering and Mathematics 9,324 Continent Students Percent Arts and Humanities 35 72 107 2 2 4 37 74 111 15/16 19,900 Central Facilities 6,726 partment of German Studies and Com- Department of Physics, Department of Africa 201 12 % Business Administration Total 50,382 parative Literary Studies, Department Chemistry, Department of Exercise and America 30 2 % 16/17 20,308 and Economics 23 22 45 3 3 26 22 48 Asia 818 51 % of History, Department of Social and Health Science 80 40 120 1 7 8 81 47 128 ANNUAL BUDGET IN T€ Australia 2 0 % 17/18 20,205 202,900 203,990 Human Sciences (Philosophy, Psycholo- Mechanical Engineering 116 23 139 7 3 10 123 26 149 200,132 Europe 570 35 % 196,300 0 5,000 10,000 15,000 20,000 25,000 Computer Science, gy, Sociology), Department of Catholic IV Faculty of Mechanical Engineering Total 1,621 100 % Electrical Engineering 180,348 Theology, Department of Art, Music and Sixteen professorships, five interdiscipli- and Mathematics 89 22 111 2 3 5 91 25 116 178,056 169,944 Textiles, Department of Media Studies, nary research facilities Central Institutions 45 10 55 3 9 12 48 19 67 166,992 164,941 Department of Romance Languages, Mu- STUDENT NUMBERS Total 388 189 577 18 24 42 406 213 619 sicology Seminar Detmold/Paderborn V Faculty of Computer Science, Electrical WS 2015/16 WS 2016/17 WS 2017/18 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 Engineering and Mathematics Target Degree DEVELOPMENT OF STAFF ­JANUARY total female total female total female II Faculty of Business Administration and Department of Electrical Engineering and 2,353 2,425 EXTERNAL FUNDS IN T€ 50,382 Bachelor* 13,400 6,244 13,952 6,627 14,067 6,751 2,311 2,344 Economics Information Technology, Department of 2,112 2,117 Master* 3,656 1,538 4,288 1,973 4,779 2,189 2,024 2,010 44,217 44,260 Department 1: Management, Depart- Computer Science, Department of Ma- 43,472 Teaching degrees in total** 2,079 1,387 1,287 819 586 348 ment 2: Taxation, Accounting and Finan- thematics Doctorate 765 304 781 314 764 316 38,811 37,585 37,815 37,573 ce, Department 3: Business Information Total 19,900 9,473 20,308 9,733 20,205 9,604 Systems, Department 4: Economics, Exchange Students 147 81 176 104 132 88 *) Incl. teaching degree Bachelor/Master. **) Discontinued degree programmes. 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017.
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