Contents - Cologne Convention Bureau
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The driving force ensuring future viability and innovative expertise for the <strong>Cologne</strong> region and its<br />
companies is science and its academic infrastructure. The quality of the training is thereby a significant<br />
factor in the international competition: <strong>Cologne</strong> is home to 12 state and private colleges<br />
and universities, which cooperate closely with established research institutes in the region – like<br />
the German Aerospace Center (DLR), three Max Planck Institutes and the Jülich Research Centre.<br />
The city also boasts the country’s only Academy of Media Arts and only German Sport University.<br />
At over 620 years old, the University of <strong>Cologne</strong> is the second-oldest and largest university in Germany.<br />
Today, more than 42.000 full-time students visit the lecture halls, laboratories, libraries and canteens<br />
on campus. As a comprehensive university, the University of <strong>Cologne</strong> offers a classic range of degree<br />
programmes, including maths, the natural sciences, humanities and medicine. The internationally<br />
renowned Faculty of Management, Economics and Social Sciences was the first of its kind in<br />
Germany when established in 1919.<br />
The German Sport University reflects the growing importance of sports in our society. Today,<br />
Germany’s only university dedicated to the study of sports does more than just educate teachers.<br />
Academic programmes train scientists, managers and communication specialists, providing them<br />
with opportunities to research sports aesthetics, sports medicine, gender and sports, or conduct<br />
studies on overweight children and youth. The Laboratory for Doping Analysis in the Institute for<br />
Biochemistry works closely with the World Anti-Doping Agency in the fight against the use of performance-enhancing<br />
drugs.<br />
Studierende in Köln (WS 2011/2012)<br />
Studierende an Kölner<br />
Hochschulen insgesamt: 78.437<br />
Universität zu Köln: 44.656<br />
Fachhochschule Köln: 19.734<br />
Rheinische Fachhochschule: 4.456<br />
Deutsche Sporthochschule: 1.200<br />
Katholische Hochschule NRW Köln: 4.600<br />
Hochschule für Musik und Tanz:<br />
Fachhochschule für öffentliche<br />
1.580<br />
Verwaltung (Abt. Köln): 1.883<br />
Kunsthochschule für Medien: 328<br />
Students in <strong>Cologne</strong> (WT 2011/2012)<br />
Total students at <strong>Cologne</strong>’s<br />
universities and colleges: 78,437<br />
University of <strong>Cologne</strong>: 44,656<br />
<strong>Cologne</strong> University of<br />
Applied Sciences: 19,734<br />
Rhineland University of<br />
Applied Sciences: 4,456<br />
German Sport University: 1,200<br />
Catholic University of<br />
Applied Sciences NRW <strong>Cologne</strong>: 1,200<br />
<strong>Cologne</strong> College of Music and Dance: 1,580<br />
State University for Public<br />
Administration (<strong>Cologne</strong>): 1,883<br />
Academy of Media Arts: 328<br />
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