:: Trier Romans, wine and Marx :: University Campus of science

2. ::Trier Romans, wine and Marx :: University Campus of science :: Research & Transfer of Knowledge On the pulse of time :: Studies & Teaching Being prepared for the job :: International In the heart of Europe :: Life One campus, one town, and lots of possibilities

3. The University town of Trier Romans, wine and Marx...

4. Trier – situated at the river Mosel

5. How to get here – by car or plane

6. The way to campus

7. Facts about Trier ::Founded 16 B.C.by the Romans :: World cultural heritage: Porta Nigra, Emperors' Baths, Amphitheater :: About 100,000 inhabitants and two universities currently with around 22,000 students

8. Facts about Trier :: Cultural landscape with a long wine-growing tradition :: Birthplace of Karl Marx (1818-1883)

9. The university – a campus of science

10. Many departments, short distances ::The campus – located above the city – is equipped with splendid parks, seascapes and objects of fine art ::10 minutes by bus from campus to city :: All buildings on campus can be reached within a few minutes walk

11. Many departments, short distances :: No tuition fees at universities in Rhineland-Palatinate :: More than 40 majors in six departments plus the department of theology

12. Campus I

13. Campus II

14. A young university with an old tradition :: 1473 Founding of the university :: 1798 Closure of the university under Napoleonic occupation

15. A young university with an old tradition ::Re-opening of the new joint universities Trier-Kaiserslautern :: 1975 Trier University becomes independent

16. Student numbers 60,0% 40,0%

17. Staff 980,1 employees, thereof 176,5 professors

18. Budget Budget 2010:112,168 million €

19. Research and transfer of knowledge

20. Interdisciplinary research ::History, society and culture from the ancient world to the present ::Information and communication::Health :: Gender studies:: Environmental research ::Europe in the context of global development

21. Research societies and other mayor projects • ::Special researcharea 600 „alienationandpoverty“. • Change offormsofexclusionandinclusion • fromantiquitytothepresent. • ::Competence centers: • :Competence center E-Business (CEB) • : Competence centerfor electronic developmentandpublicationprocesses in thehumanities • :: Research Centrefor Europe: • long-term fundamental research on social relations and the construction of meaning

22. Research societies and other mayor projects • :: Cluster of research „social dependences • and social networks“ • :: Graduate center of excellence „The Design of efficient Labor Market Institutions in Europe“ • :: Environmental sample bank of the Federal Government • :: Center for psychological information and documentation (ZPID)

23. Graduate lectures ::Graduate lecture „Regime of educational rights and competition“ ::Experimental postgraduate study „Psychobiology“

24. Specialized research • :: Work area „Middle-high German dictionary“ • :: Work area „Research on ancient slavery“ • :: Research area „Kant-Studies“ • :: Arye-Maimon-Institute for the history of Jews (AMIGJ) • :: Institute for Cusanus research

25. Specialized research :: Institute for environmental and technical law (IUTR) :: Center for archaeology :: Institute for work rights and work relationships in the EC (IAEEG)

26. Third-party funds support 2010 third-party funds:16 million € supported employees:185,57

27. PhDs and habilitations

28. Research and transfer of knowledge Career orientated further education :: Psychological psychotherapy :: Health Care Management :: Environmental Assessment :: Behavioral training :: Media practice ::Intercultural communication

29. Research and transfer of knowledge Research and advice achievements :: Work, personnel, employment :: Sustainable regional development :: Information and communication technology / Multimedia :: Administration :: Health and social services :: Organisation and management

30. Research and transfer of knowledge Cooperation with town, region and State :: Forum University – Economy :: Trier region initiative :: Region of learning :: House of health :: Local agenda 21 :: Future initiative Rhineland-Palatinate

31. The University: a creative hotbed Strong programs :: FAIRWAY – sensitization and support :: Founding labs – Qualification :: ProMit – Establishment in research and teaching + strong partners ::Institute for Middle-class Economy (INMIT) :: Center of Technology Trier, Science Park :: FIT – Founding of new businesses in the Trier region :: Trier University of Applied Sciences, Saarland University, Luxembourg University = strong founders

32. Studies & teaching

33. Possible fields of study

34. Department I ::Education :: Philosophy :: Psychology

35. DepartmentII ::English :: German ::Japanese :: Classical philology: Latin, Greek :: Linguistic data processing :: Media studies :: Phonetics

36. Department II • ::Romance languages: Philology of Romance languages, • French, Spanish, • Italian • :: Slavonic studies • :: Sinology

37. Department III ::Egyptology :: History :: Classical archaeology :: History of Art :: Papyrology :: Political Science

38. Department IV • ::Business Management • :: Ethnology • :: Computer Science • :: Mathematics: Applied mathematics, • Business mathematics

39. Department IV • :: Soziology • :: Economics • :: Commercial • Information • Technology

40. Department V • :: Law

41. Department VI • :: Applied biogeography • :: Geography: • Applied geography • Applied physical geography • :: Applied environmental sciences

42. Theological Faculty • :: Catholic theology

43. Additional certificates/qualifications • :: German as a foreign language • :: German as a foreign language and Cultural studies (for foreigners) • :: Adult education in foreign languages • :: Canadian studies (Dept. II + VI) • :: East Asian studies

44. Additional certificates/qualifications • :: Course-related foreign language education • :: Subject specific foreign language education: • for students studying economics and social sciences, • for law students • :: Cusanus studies

45. Additional certificates/qualifications • :: Town history • :: Ancient culture and how it lives on • :: Master of law • :: Master of economics • :: Gender Studies

46. Study courses for further education • :: Psychological psychotherapy • :: Health-Care-Management • :: Environmental advice, technologyand management

47. Practical cooperation • :: Practical research training in Trier and • the surrounding region • :: Special teaching posts for experiencedpracticioner • :: Student initiatives: • Association des Etats Généraux des • Etudiants de l'Europe (AEGEE) • Association Internationale des Etudiants en Sciences Economiques et Commerciales (AIESEC) • Contact and Cooperation (C&C) • Research circle tourism-management(FTM)

48. Library • :: Located at the heart of campus I, • with other buidings being grouped • around in a star-shaped fashion • :: 18,640 m² space spread over • five buildings • :: Around 1.6 million media units • :: Over 1.1 million monographs • :: Over 300,000 volumes of periodicals

49. Library • :: 150 CD-ROM and online databases • :: Specialized libraries on • Campus II IAAEG (Institute for Work rights and relationships in the European Community) • :: IUTR (Institute for Environmen- • tal and Technical rights)

50. International Within the heart of Europe