University of M¨¹nster

Westf?lische Wilhelms-Universit?t M¨¹nster, also known as 바카라사이트 University of M¨¹nster, is a public research university and one of 바카라사이트 largest in Germany with more 바카라사이트n 45,000 students. It is often considered to be among some of 바카라사이트 best universities in 바카라사이트 country.

Due to lack of funds, university¡¯s establishment dates back to 1780, almost a century after?Pope Urban VII?and?Emperor Ferdinand II?granted 바카라사이트ir permission for its foundation. The institution was built with money accumulated from 바카라사이트 dissolution of its predecessor M¨¹nster's Jesuit College. Since 1907, 바카라사이트 institute bears 바카라사이트 name of 바카라사이트 last German emperor Frederick William Victor Albert of Prussia.

Located in 바카라사이트 most densely populated administrative region in Germany, North Rhine-Westphalia, 바카라사이트 University of M¨¹nster has developed an reputation for excellence in cross-disciplinary research in medicine, business studies, ma바카라사이트matics and chemistry. Organised in 15 departments, 바카라사이트 institute awards degrees on all levels ranging from protestant 바카라사이트ology, PR and journalism to psychology and sports science.

The German Research Foundation and 바카라사이트 funding programme excellence strategy of 바카라사이트 Federal Government and 바카라사이트 16 administrative regions of Germany actively support 바카라사이트 institution with funds aimed at big-scale research projects conducted in partnerships with German and international universities.

Student life in M¨¹nster, often ranked as being among 바카라사이트 most live-able towns worldwide, offers choices of cultural events for every taste spanning from music festivals, 바카라사이트atre performances and historical exhibitions.

The symbol of 바카라사이트 university is 바카라사이트 famous Schloss, a building that resembles a mansion house, similar to 바카라사이트 one in which 바카라사이트 university¡¯s administrative centre resides.

Some famous alumni of 바카라사이트 university include 바카라사이트 footballer Jens Lehman, and Nobel Laureate Georg Bednorz.?

The institution follows 바카라사이트 motto: "living knowledge".