JGU Data and Statistics 2010 - Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz

DATA AND STATISTICS
Zahlenspiegel
2010

Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz
DATA AND STATISTICS
2010

I M PR I NT
Editor The President of Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz
Professor Dr. Georg Krausch
Editorial team Staff Unit for Planning and Controlling
Forum universitatis 3, D 55128 Mainz
Date of publication November 2011
e-mail puc@uni-mainz.de
www http://www.puc.verwaltung.uni-mainz.de/
in charge Herbert Gorges
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Table of contents
Table of contents.................................................................................................................................................................... 3
Introduction ............................................................................................................................................................................ 5
Abbreviations ......................................................................................................................................................................... 6
Definitions .............................................................................................................................................................................. 7
S CI EN C E A ND R E S E AR C H 9
Collaborative Research Centers 2010 ................................................................................................................................... 9
Research Training Groups / Graduate School of Excellence 2010...................................................................................... 10
Research Units..................................................................................................................................................................... 11
Clinical Research Units ........................................................................................................................................................ 12
Research Centers of the Rhineland-Palatinate Research Initiative ..................................................................................... 12
Research Units of the Rhineland-Palatinate Research Initiative.......................................................................................... 13
Research projects funded by the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research .................................................... 14
Research projects funded by the European Union .............................................................................................................. 19
Patents at JGU in 2010 ....................................................................................................................................................... 22
A PP O I NTM E NT S 23
Academics who accepted an appointment to JGU in 2010.................................................................................................. 23
Academics who accepted appointments to other universities in 2010 ................................................................................. 26
L E AR NI NG A N D T E AC HI N G 27
Students Major (A-subject) in the 2010/2011 winter semester ............................................................................................ 27
Distribution of students within subject groups ...................................................................................................................... 28
Students Major (A-subject) in the first semester in the 2010/2011 winter semester ............................................................ 29
Students Major (A-subject) within the standard period of study in the 2010/2011 winter semester..................................... 30
Development of the number of students within the standard period of study ...................................................................... 31
Development of the JGU faculties........................................................................................................................................ 32
Development of the subject groups since 2001 ................................................................................................................... 33
Development of the number of students since 1947 ............................................................................................................ 34
Qualifications for future careers ........................................................................................................................................... 35
Development of qualifications for future careers over the last 10 years .............................................................................. 36
Doctoral degrees .................................................................................................................................................................. 37
Development of the share of doctoral degress over the last 10 years ................................................................................. 38
Postdoctoral lecturing qualifications ..................................................................................................................................... 39
Development of the share of postdoctoral lecturing qualifications over the last 10 years................................................... 40
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F I N AN C E S 4 1
Allowances for research and teaching in 2010: campus ...................................................................................................... 41
Third-party expenditures by faculty ...................................................................................................................................... 42
Third-party expenditures by funding body ............................................................................................................................ 43
Third-party expenditures by funding body (graphics) ........................................................................................................... 44
UN I VE R SIT Y STAF F 4 5
Positions and staff 2010 ....................................................................................................................................................... 45
Staff distribution among the faculties ................................................................................................................................... 47
Third-party funded staff 2010 ............................................................................................................................................... 48
G E N D ER EQ UAL I T Y 49
Development of the shares of women and men, 2000-2010 ............................................................................................... 49
L I B RA RI E S 5 0
Library data .......................................................................................................................................................................... 50
I NT E RN ATIONAL I Z AT I O N 5 3
Development of the number of foreign students among those (re-) enrolling ...................................................................... 53
Development of the number of foreign students among those (re-) enrolling by subject groups ......................................... 53
Geographical origin of international students at JGU........................................................................................................... 54
Destination countries of Mainz outgoing students and graduates ....................................................................................... 55
International relations ........................................................................................................................................................... 56
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Introduction
Dear readers,
following the positive response we received on last year’s publication of the DATA AND STATISTICS REPORT of Johannes
Gutenberg University Mainz (JGU) in this form for the first time, we are pleased to present now the second edition, namely
the 2010 DATA AND STATISTICS REPORT. It shows the key numbers for the 2010 fiscal year and the 2009/2010 academic year.
We updated all data and this time also included numbers from the field of inventions and patents. Also new is the way in
which the University Library presents its data.
Numbers and statistics are indispensable for universities. They are used to plan projects, to utilize results, and to evaluate
the performance of the institution. The 2010 DATA AND STATISTICS REPORT is to demonstrate how Johannes Gutenberg
University Mainz performed and, given its documentary character, to provide transparency. It is the proper platform on which
to base the university’s various management instruments whilst making a major contribution to quality assurance and
information management at JGU.
Within JGU, the DATA AND STATISTICS REPORT supports the university management board as well as the faculties and various
committees in their decision-making processes. Outside the university, this report is to help meet the increasing demand for
data expected from the university – for accreditation, for the compilation of rankings, or in the context of the German Federal
Excellence Initiative.
We hope that our DATA AND STATISTICS REPORT will help you in your daily work whatever function you may perform by giving
you a new and detailed and maybe somewhat different insight into JGU’s activities.
In case you ever need data not included in this report, please feel free to contact us. The JGU Staff Unit for Planning and
Controlling is always available for questions and suggestions.
Professor Dr. Georg Krausch Götz Scholz
JGU President JGU Chancellor
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ABB R EV I A T I O N S A ND D E F I NI T I O N S
Abbreviations
BMBF German Federal Ministry of Education and Research
[Bundesministerium für Bildung und Forschung]
CRC Collaborative Research Center
CRC/TR Collaborative Research Center / Transregio
DAAD German Academic Exchange Service
[Deutscher Akademischer Austauschdienst]
DFG German Research Foundation
[Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft]
GRC Gutenberg Research College
SPS standard period of study
UM University Medicine
UMC University Medical Center
RTG Research Training Group
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AB B R EV I A T I O N S A ND D E F I NI T I O N S
Definitions
The following definitions apply to the data presented in this report. They serve to improve data comparability. They
are used in this way at JGU and do not claim to be universally valid.
A-subject First degree program, first major
A-C-subjects First degree program: first major (A-subject) + second major OR first minor
(B-subject) + second minor (C-subject)
Academic year The academic year always comprises the summer semester and the following
winter semester.
Bologna reform In the Bologna Declaration of 1999, 29 European countries expressed their
desire to create a European Higher Education Area by making academic
degree standards and quality assurance standards more comparable and
compatible throughout Europe by 2010. One of the objectives was to
establish a uniform system of graded degree programs, the first stage of
which is the Bachelor’s degree qualifying for a future career. A Master’s
program can follow on from this.
Examination year The year of study or examination year always comprises the examinations
held in the winter semester and the following summer semester.
First semester students First semester students are all those enrolled in the first semester of a degree
program.
Foreign students Foreign students are those with one of the following university entrance
qualifications: a General Higher Education Entrance Qualification obtained at
a German school abroad, at a Preparatory College, or at a school abroad; a
subject-linked university entrance qualification obtained at a German school
abroad, at a Preparatory College, or at a school abroad; a university of
applied sciences entrance qualification obtained at a German school abroad,
at a Preparatory College, or at a school abroad.
Full-time equivalents Students: Notional number of students of a subject that is obtained by
multiplying all majors and minors of a subject by a weighting factor and then
adding them up. The individual subjects’ weighting factor within a degree
program is derived from the amount of teaching required. Thus, for example,
diploma degree programs are weighted by 1, Magister degree programs with
two majors are weighted by 0.5 for each major, and Magister degree
programs with one major and two minors are weighted by 0.5 for the major
and 0.25 for each of the two minors. Bachelor’s degree programs consisting
of a major/minor combination are normally weighted by 0.67 for the major and
0.33 for the minor.
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Staff: Notional number of people, derived from multiplying the number of all
staff members with the proportion of their working hours and summed up.
According to this system, full-time employees are weighted by 1, part-time
employees by 0.5 etc.
Junior Professorship The title of Junior Professor is an official designation for a special faculty
position at German universities. This faculty member position was introduced
in 2002 by the fifth amendment to the German Framework Act for Higher
Education. It allows young researchers with an outstanding doctoral degree to
conduct independent university research and teaching and to qualify for a
tenured professorship appointment, though they are yet lacking the previously
required postdoctoral lecturing qualification.
Standard period of study The standard period of study is specified for each course in the respective
examination regulations. It describes the period of time in which a first
qualification for a future career can be obtained through full-time study.
Students in first degree programs Number of students enrolled in JGU’s first degree programs. In the JGU
statistics, this number is usually not including students already removed from
the register of students and those on leave of absence. Students who are
enrolled in several degree programs (double-degree programs) are counted
only once.
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S CI EN C E A ND R E S E AR C H
Collaborative Research Centers 2010
Collaborative Research Center Speaker Faculty 1) Third-party
funding 2010
in EURO
Number of subprojects
in Mainz /
total
Mechanisms of invasion and persistence
of infectious agents (CRC 490) Prof. Bhakdi 04 1,423,000 17/17
From single molecules to nanoscopically
structured materials (CRC 625) Prof. Schmidt 09 1,502,000 19/19
Physics of colloidal dispersions in
external fields (CRC / TR 6)
(Konstanz; Dusseldorf; Utrecht; Mainz) Prof. Palberg 08 241,000 16/5
The brain as target of inflammatory
processes (CRC / TR 43)
(Berlin; Göttingen; Mainz) Prof. Zipp 04 149,000 12/1
Systems of condensed matter with
fluctuating many-part interaction
(CRC / TR 49)
(Frankfurt; Kaiserslautern; Mainz) Prof. Schönhense 08 1,863,000 20/5
Periods, moduli spaces and arithmetic of
algebraic varieties (CRC / TR 45)
(Essen; Bonn; Mainz) Prof. Müller-Stach 08 1,957,000 35/11
Many-body structure of strongly
interacting systems (CRC 443) Prof. Ostrick 08 1,573,000 9/9
Transcriptional programming of individual
T-cell subsets (CRC / TR 52)
(Würzburg; Mainz; Berlin) Prof. Schmitt 04 2,348,000 22/10
Fear, anxiety, anxiety disorders
(CRC / TR 58)
(Münster; Hamburg; Würzburg; Mainz) Prof. Lutz 04 1,665,000 16/1
1) faculty to which the speaker belongs
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S CI EN C E A ND R E S E AR C H
Research Training Groups / Graduate School of Excellence 2010
Research Training Group /
Graduate School of Excellence
Speaker Faculty /
Institution 1)
Scholarship
students 2)
College
members 2)
Post-
Docs 2)
Graduate School of Excellence Materials
Science in Mainz (MAINZ) Prof. Felser 09 81 6) 45 _
Transformation of regulatory systems and
integration of European economies in
joining Europe 3) (RTG 762) Prof. Kaiser 4) 03 6 9 _
Trace analysis of elemental species:
Development of methods and applications
(RTG 826) Prof. Hoffmann 09 17 12 _
Antigen-specific immunotherapy
(RTG 1043) Prof. Wölfel 04 20 5 1
Developmental and disease-induced
modifications of the nervous system
(RTG 1044) Prof. Luhmann 04 20 30 _
Self-organized materials for
optoelectronics 5) (RTG 1404) Prof. Zentel 09 14 12 1
Transnational Social Support
(RTG 1474) Prof. Schweppe 02 9 9 1
Symmetry breaking in fundamental
interactions (RTG 1581) Prof. Neubert 08 4 15 _
The Christian Churches and the challenge
of ›Europe‹ (c. 1890 to the present time)
(RTG 1575) Prof. Duchhardt
1) faculty or institution to which the speaker belongs
2) headcounts
3) joint International Research Training Group Heidelberg – Mainz – Krakau
4) speaker from Mainz University
5) International Research Training Group with the University of Seoul, Korea
6) including scholarship students of the Max Planck Society
Institute of
European
History 10 11 1
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S CI EN C E A ND R E S E AR C H
Research Units
Research Units Speaker Faculty 1) Third-party
funding 2010
in EURO
Number of subprojects
in Mainz /
total
Susceptibility factors of tumorigenesis
(RU 527) Prof. Kaina 04 118,000 7/7
Saharan mineral dust experiment SAMUM
(RU 539) Prof. Jaenicke 08 83,000 7/1
New materials with high spin polarization
(RU 559) Prof. Felser 09 293,000 10/8
Biodiversity and sustainable management
(RU 816) Prof. Wilcke 09 81,000 12/1
Predictability and dynamics of weather
systems in the Atlantic European Sector
(PANDOWAE) (RU 896) Prof. Wirth 08 61,000 12/2
Physiology and pathophysiology of the
endocannabinoid system (RU 926) Prof. Lutz 04 128,000 10/3
Barell Cortex Function (RU 1341) Prof. Luhmann 04 not stated 9/2
Magnetic iron oxide nanoparticles for
cellular and molecular magnetic
resonance imaging (RU 213) Prof. Nitsch 04 106,000 7/1
Advanced spintronic materials and
transport phenomena (ASPIMATT)
(RU 1464) Prof. Felser 09 132,000 5/5
Dynamical mean-field approach with
predictive power of strongly correlated
materials (RU 1346) Prof. Blümer 08 32,000 9/1
1) faculty or institution to which the speaker belongs
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S CI EN C E A ND R E S E AR C H
Clinical Research Units
Clinical Research Units Speaker Faculty 1) Third-party
funding 2010
in EURO
Number of subprojects
in Mainz/
total
Optimized Allogeneic Lymphocyte
(RU 183) Prof. Herr 04 715,000 8/3
S CI EN C E A ND R E S E AR C H
Research Centers of the Rhineland-Palatinate Research Initiative
Research Centers Speaker Faculty 1) Third-party funding 2010
in EURO
Elementary forces and mathematical
foundations Prof. Wittig 08 1,200,000
Geocycles – Earth System Science Prof. Foley 09 1,270,000
Immunology Prof. Schild 04 1,300,000
Complex Materials (COMATT) Prof. Schmidt 09 1,460,000
Social and Cultural Studies Mainz
(SOCUM) Prof. Bisang 05 700,000
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S CI EN C E A ND R E S E AR C H
Research Units of the Rhineland-Palatinate Research Initiative
Research Units Speaker Faculty 1) Third-party funding 2010
in EURO
Educational and Higher Educational
Research Prof. Hamburger 02 250,000
Historical Cultural Sciences Prof. Rogge 05 300,000
Media Convergence Prof. Füssel 05 480,000
Translational Neurosciences Prof. Behl 04 290,000
Preventive Medicine –
Vascular Prevention Prof. Letzel 04 150,000
Computational Sciences in Mainz Prof. Hanke-Bourgeois 08 700,000
Solute and Particle Transport in
Biomedical Systems (SOPTRANS) Prof. Langguth 09 400,000
1) faculty or institution to which the speaker belongs
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S CI EN C E A ND R E S E AR C H
Research projects funded by the Federal Ministry of Education and Research 1
Project Funding period
Precision measurement of the neutrino-electron angular correlation in neutron beta decay using the
aSPECT proton recoil spectrometer (Mainz) 2003-2010
Joint project: Studies on disinfection using an innovative procedure based on electric impulse
technology, using the example of sewage highly contaminated with microbes, sub-project 3 2005-2010
Joint project ICECUBE: Astroparticle physics together with the neutrino telescope IceCube, subproject
1 2005-2014
Core structure investigations using atomic physics methods with ISOLDE, sub-projects 1-6 2006-2010
Heavy elements – High-resolution laser spectroscopy in gas cells and Paul traps 2006-2010
Joint project: Microsystem technology appliance system for cryobiological preservation of
multicellular aggregates – µCryoLab, sub-projects: cell substrates, islet cell isolation,
cryopreservation, cryobanking islet cells, and test systems 2006-2010
Joint project: Dynamics of flooded salt mines and their overlooking rock level, sub-project 7:
Determination of effective porosity 2006-2010
Heavy elements: Chemical micro-separators and TASCA 2006-2011
Joint project: High-energy photoemission (HAXPES) for materials research, sub-project 1 2007-2010
Health and medical technology: Joint project REIT: Regularization procedure for electrical
impedance tomography in medicine and geosciences, sub-project: Special geometries and
electrode models for impedance tomography 2007-2010
Health and medical technology: Joint project REIT: Regularization procedure for electrical
impedance tomography in medicine and geosciences, sub-project: Development and testing of the
Mainz EI tomograph 2007-2010
GO-Bio1: Pharmacologically optimized ribonucleic acids as recombinant vaccines and immune
adjuvants 2007-2010
Joint project: Spatial orientation, sub-project 2: Functional differentiation 2007-2010
Joint project: Nerve monitoring: Continuous intra-operative nerve monitoring as a
microtechnological navigation instrument during surgical intervention, sub-project: Scientific medical
studies on the lesser pelvis 2007-2011
Joint project: Optimization of the efficiency of CIGS thin-film solar cells based on computational
materials science 2007-2011
1 selection of projects in the JGU core research areas
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Project Funding period
Joint project: BioChancePLUS-3: Research and development of predictive markers for early
diagnosis and prognosis of rheumatoid arthritis (RA) using proteome analysis and immunological
detection methods 2007-2011
Development of adult progenitor cell-based strategies combined with innovative biomaterials to
promote vascularization in regenerative medicine 2007-2012
Competence network for degenerative dementia – joint NSAIDs: sub-projects at Mainz University 2007-2013
Joint project: Innovative instrumentation to extend the use of ESRF, sub-project 2: Indirect radiation
therapy (IRT) for cancer using target nanoparticles – Instrumentation and development 2007-2013
Interdisciplinary Center for Clinical Studies Mainz 2007-2015
Joint project: Fundamentals of elementary magnetoelectric XMR functional units (MultiMag) that can
be used on an industrial scale – sub-project: Optimized Heusler materials for elementary
magnetoelectric XMR functional units that can be used on an industrial scale 2008-2010
Fundamentals of elementary magnetoelectric XMR functional units (MultiMag) that can be used on
an industrial scale 2008-2010
Precise determination of the mass of exotic nuclides on Pennig traps in the context of scientific and
technological cooperation 2008-2010
International cooperation with Argentina in education and research, project ARG07/007 2008-2010
New paths in Langobard research, sub-projects: anthropology and geology 2008-2010
Normality, Normalization and Enhancement in the Neurosciences: Ethical, Sociocultural and
Neuropsychiatric Aspects 2008-2011
Joint project: Atherogenomics, sub-project A3, D1: Genomics, functional analysis and gene
expression studies with subclinical phenotypes of cardiovascular diseases 2008-2011
Joint project: Paleogenetic studies on economic innovations and social mobility 2008-2011
Joint project: Qualification and proposal preparation in literacy and basic education,
sub-project: Coordination and scientific management 2008-2011
ExoMars MIMOS II (phase B2/C/D) 2008-2012
ILLEV: Innovative teaching and learning classroom collaboration in academic higher education –
Implementation and scientific monitoring 2008-2012
Glycobiotechnology: Modular synthesis of sialyl Lewis X mimetics as selectin ligands 2008-2012
Regulation of ADAM10 gene expression and neuroprotection 2008-2013
Joint project: Genetics of alcoholism, sub-project 12 2008-2013
Nuclear physics studies related to transmutation using modern technological and numerical
methods 2009-2012
Experiments with stored and cooled ions 2009-2010
ExoMars MIMOS II 2009-2010
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Project Funding period
Heavy elements: Chemical micro-separators and TASCA 2009-2011
Joint project: Encapsulation of bacteria with biosilica for manufacturing bacterial bioreactors and
biosensors, sub-projects: Isolating, expressing and characterizing cDNA and its products 2009-2011
Development of a peptide-based drug to promote the chemotherapeutic treatment of breast cancer 2009-2011
Medieval architecture between the River Oder and the Vistula River 2009-2011
EXIST – Start-up grant: Physical therapy software 2009-2011
International cooperation with South Africa in education and research 2009-2011
The NA62 kaon experiment at CERN-SPS 2009-2012
Physics with the ATLAS experiment at LHC 2009-2012
CERN: ISOLDE: Laser spectroscopy using continuous and pulsed beams 2009-2012
FAIR: SPARC: Developments in precision laser spectroscopy of stored relativistic ions 2009-2012
FAIR: PANDA: Construction of a reverse calorimeter for the PANDA experiment to study the
electromagnetic structure of the nucleon 2009-2012
Joint project: Competence network Asthma/COPD: Magnetic resonance imaging for the diagnosis
and monitoring of COPD and asthma (Asthma-MRI), sub-project 3: Functional and structural
phenotyping of COPD and asthma using helium-3 MRI 2009-2012
Competence network Multiple sclerosis: Joint project UNDERSTAND-MS: Contributions of Mainz
University to Alliance II and to the animal model platform 2009-2012
Competence network Multiple sclerosis: Joint project UNDERSTAND-MS: Alliance IV 2009-2012
Radiation-induced mucositis as space travel risk: Model studies using heavy ion-irradiated
organotypic cell cultures 2009-2012
Production and use of actiniden targets 2009-2012
ZEITLast – Teaching and learning time: Academic feasibility of B.A./B.Sc. and M.A./M.Sc. degree
programs as an adaptation of teaching organization 2009-2012
FAIR-NUSTAR-TASCA: Development of an ion source for coupling with SHIPTRAP 2009-2012
BIS – Building bridges, strengthening integration 2009-2012
FAIR: Experimental tests using high precision CPT symmetry at very low energies: The magnetic
moment
2009-2012
SLAC: BABAR: Measuring the effective hadronic cross section and rare B decays 2009-2012
FAIR: PANDA: Development of a luminosity monitor and preparation for physical analyses 2009-2012
CERN: COMPASS: Investigation of hadron structure 2009-2012
Construction of a measuring instrument to determine didactic competence in the field of
Management and Economics 2009-2012
ATLAS, core research area 101: Physics with the ATLAS experiment at the LHC 2009-2012
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Project Funding period
Joint project HEP THEORY: Precision calculations for the collider and flavor physics at the LHC 2009-2012
FAIR: PANDA: Hypernuclear spectroscopy, construction of 2 triple cluster germanium detectors,
development of a secondary target, simulations, preparation of technical design report 2009-2012
CERN: ISOLDE: Increasing the selectivity and efficiency of the resonant laser ionization of shortlived
radionuclides 2009-2012
Mission monitoring of the Mössbauer spectrometer and APXS instruments 2009-2013
Promotion of the regular professorship in Christian Archaeology and Byzantine Art History as part of
the Professorship for Women program 2009-2013
Promotion of the regular professorship in Biophysical Chemistry as part of the Professorship for
Women program 2009-2013
Promotion of the regular professorship in Internal Medicine as part of the Professorship for Women
program 2009-2014
Helmholtz Institute Mainz 2009-2049
Interaction of neptunium and plutonium with natural clay 2010-2011
Joint project: Minimally invasive brain surgery using autonomous, microrobotic, intelligent systems –
Neurobot, sub-projects: Medical preconditions for new sensory and instrument developments 2010-2011
Joint project MedSys: SARA – Systems biology of (human platelets) ADP Receptor Activation, subproject
H 2010-2011
International conference on "Competency modeling and measurement in the tertiary education
sector as part of the ILLEV project (Innovative teaching and learning classroom cooperation) 2010-2011
ELSA conferences: "Medical, psychosocial, philosophically ethical, epistemological, social-scientific,
and legal dimensions of cognitive enhancement” 2010-2011
ELSA conferences: “Medical, psychosocial, philosophically ethical, epistemological, social insights” 2010-2011
What controls the cultural landscape? – Cultural landscape between economic paradise and
constructed idyll 2010-2011
Non-aqueous nanosuspensions for use in soft capsules 2010-2011
Joint project: Prevalidation and validation of the CULTEX method: In vitro determination of the acute
inhalation toxicity of fine dusts and nanoparticles acting after direct exposure to cultured cells from
the human respiratory tract, sub-project 2 2010-2012
Use of in vitro transcribed RNA for reprogramming somatic cells (Ribo-iPS) 2010-2012
Competence network Asthma/COPD, sub-project 1: Hyperpolarized gases and spectroscopic
methods to study the microstructure and dynamics of the lungs using NMR and MRI 2010-2012
Family participation in different forms of transition from the elementary to the primary sector and
implications for parent education orientation 2010-2012
Compact clinical imaging using hyperpolarized nuclear spins 2010-2012
Morphology and electronic structure of organic/organic and organic/metal-oxide hybrid systems 2010-2012
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Project Funding period
Spin management for polarized lepton beams in accelerators 2010-2012
Development of a nanofluidic metal-oxide membrane with defined duct diameters and high porosity 2010-2012
Joint project R&D ACCELERATOR (spin management): Spin management for polarized lepton
beams in accelerators 2010-2012
High-energy photoemission (HAXPES) for materials research, sub-project 1 2010-2013
Structure and interaction of fundamental particles 2010-2013
NanoBrain: Nanoparticle transport of Alzheimer’s medications across the blood-brain barrier,
sub-project 1 2010-2013
Joint project: Integrative genomics and coronary diseases – From genome-wide mega-studies to a
functional understanding, sub-project 4, sub-project 5 (CARDomics) 2010-2013
Joint project: SME Innovative 3: Individual bone regeneration using tissue engineering (IK-TE) 2010-2013
Joint project: SME Innovative 4: Development and production of empty UHV alginate capsules for
human use – Fundamentals of the methods and procedures for Langerhans island UHV alginate
capsules, sub-project 3 2010-2013
Joint project ISIMEP: Intrinsic radiation sensitivity: Identification, mechanisms, and epidemiology,
sub-project A 2010-2013
NANOKON – Systematic assessment of the health effects of nanoscale contrast agents 2010-2013
Technology for treating cancer with nano-radiation therapy with enhancers (ZIM application) 2010-2013
Construction of a universal measurement section for X-ray scattering (“VerScat”) at the Petra
extension at DESY 2010-2013
Time-resolved scattering experiments to study structure formation 2010-2013
QK_QuOReP (quantum repeater platform using methods of quantum optics), sub-project: Cold ions
as quantum memory and light-ion interface 2010-2013
Gaining energy efficiency using half-Heusler compounds in thermal electronics (thermoHEUSLER) 2010-2013
P-I-N solar cells, manufacturing of Bi2S3 absorber lays, and photoelectron spectroscopic analysis of
P-I-N solar cells 2010-2013
Joint project: Evidence-based action in the multi-level school system – Conditions, processes, and
effects – part of the Mainz project 2010-2013
Multifunctional value creation networks through open space development in post-industrial urban
landscapes using the example of the cultural landscape Emscher – Blue Value Creation 2010-2014
Center for Thrombosis and Hemostasis (CTH) Mainz 2010-2015
TREES: Forest ecosystem services in the tropics – Land use and rural livelihoods in the tropics 2010-2015
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S CI EN C E A ND R E S E AR C H
Research projects funded by the European Union
Project Speaker Faculty Funding
period
Third-party
funding
in EURO
CASCADE: Chemicals as contaminants in the food
chain: an NOE for research, risk assessment and
education Prof. Behl 04 2004-2010 52,250
Expertissues: Novel Therapeutic Strategies for
Tissue Engineering of Bone and Cartilage Using
Second Generation Biomimetic Scaffolds Prof. Kirkpatrick 04 2004-2010 342,348
European LeukemiaNet: Integration of the leading
national leukemia networks and their interdisciplinary
partner groups in Europe Dr. Ullmann 04 2004-2011
ECNIS: Environmental cancer risk, nutrition and
individual susceptibility Prof. Oesch 04 2005-2010 124,700
Cancerimmunotherapy: Cancer Immunology and
Immunotherapy Prof. Wölfel 04 2006-2010 268,199
Cardiogenics: Identification of genetic roots of
coronary artery disease by combining stepwise
genome wide association studies with transcriptomic
and functional genomic investigation of relevant
genetic variants Prof. Blankenberg 04 2006-2010 130,000
Nanobiopharmaceutics: Nanoscale Functionalities
for Targeted Drug Delivery of Biopharmaceutics Prof. Kirkpatrick 04 2006-2010
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8,457
381,220
EPICURE: Functional Genomics and Neurobiology
of Epilepsy: a basis for new therapeutic strategies Prof. Luhmann 04 2007-2010 159,400
EUCAARI: European integrated project on Aerosol
cloud Climate and Air quality interactions Prof. Hoffmann 04 2007-2010 59,540
ADDRESSING: Ultracold quantum gases in optical
lattices with single site addressability (Coordination) Prof. Kuhr 08 2008-2010 166,982
CHIMONO: Nano Optics for Molecules on Chips
Prof. Rauschenbeutel 08 2008-2011 414,680
EMBEK1: Development and analysis of polymer
based multi-functional bactericidal materials Prof. Thieme 04 2008-2011 22,000
EUCLYD: A European consortium for Lysosomal
disorders Prof. Beck 04 2008-2011 150,000
IBDase: Mucosal protease ant their inhibitors in
inflammatory bowel disease: From etiopathogenetic
onsight to innovative therapy Prof. Becker-Pauly 2008-2011 88,400

Project Speaker Faculty Funding
period
Third-party
funding
in EURO
PepChipOmics: High-density peptide microarrays
and parallel on-line detection of peptide-ligand
interactions Prof. Schild 04 2008-2011 299,376
Reprobesity: Search for new therapeutic agents
against complicated obesity by reprofiling existing
drugs Prof. Lutz 04 2008-2011 561,402
SPARK II: Spatial temporal patterns for actionoriented
perception in roving robots II: an insect
brain computational Model Prof. Strauss 10 2008-2011 260,293
BIOMINTEC: Biomineralization: understanding of
basic mechanisms for the design of novel strategies
in nanobiotechnology (Coordination) Prof. Schröder 04 2008-2012 806,430
Disc Regeneration: Novel biofunctional high porous
polymer scaffolds and techniques controlling
angiogenesis for the regeneration and repair of the
degenerated intervertebral disc Prof. Kirkpatrick 04 2008-2012 472,048
LecHE: Lactase persistence and the cultural history
of Europe Prof. Burger 10 2008-2012 200,311
HadronPhysics2: Study of Strongly Interacting Matter Profs. Arends / Böhm 08 2009-2011 643,310
NAME-QUAM: Nanodesigning of Atomic and
MolEcular QuAntum Matter Prof. Bloch 08 2009-2011 65,040
SYNTHESYS: Synthesis of Systematic Resources Prof. Burger 10 2009-2013 207,303
MEM-S: Bottom-up design and fabrication of
industrial bio-inorganic nano-porous membranes with
novel functionalities based on principles of protein
self-assembly and biomineralization (Coordination) Prof. Müller 04 2010-2012 630,634
MORMED Multilingual Organic Information
Management in the Medical Domain Prof. Lackner 04 2010-2012 102,750
ALPHA – MAN Clinical development of Enzyme
Replacement Therapy in alpha-Mannosidosis
patients using recombinant human enzyme Prof. Beck 04 2010-2013 337,282
AQUTE: Atomic Quantum Technologies Prof. Schmidt-Kaler 08 2010-2013 295,000
ELDIA: European Language Diversity for all
(Coordination) Prof. Sarhimaa 05 2010-2013 701,110
Special: Sponge Enzymes and Cells for Innovative
AppLications Prof. Müller 04 2010-2013 466,350
TREATRUSH: Fighting blindness of Usher
syndrome: diagnosis, pathogenesis and retinal
treatment Prof. Wolfrum 10 2010-2013 197,000
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Project Speaker Faculty Funding
period
Third-party
funding
in EURO
VERE: Virtual Embodiment and Robotic Re-
Embodiment Prof. Metzinger 05 2010-2013 397,456
Bacteriosafe: Active wound dressings based on
biological mimicry Prof. Jansen 04 2010-2014 363,200
ENSAR: European Nuclear Science and Applications
Research Prof. Wendt 08 2010-2014 58,800
MARBIOTEC: European-Chinese Research Staff
Exchange Cluster on Marine Biotechnology
(Coordination) Prof. Schröder 04 2010-2014 198,000
SYSCILIA: A systems biology approach to dissect
cilia function and its disruption in human genetic
disease Prof. Wolfrum 10 2010-2015 639,800
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S CI EN C E A ND R E S E AR C H
Patents at JGU in 2010
Invention disclosures
Priority applications
Subsequent applications
Nationalizations/Regionalizations
Patents granted
Utilization agreements
Utilization returns (in EURO)
JGU
(without the University
Medical Center)
University Medical
Center
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11
3
4
7
4
0
52,024
25
4
2
0
0
7
0
Total
36
7
6
7
4
7
52,024

A PP O I NTM E NT S
Academics who accepted an appointment to JGU in 2010
Name Institute / Department Faculty Follows From the
University of
Abel-Koch, Jennifer
Andres, Dörte
Dept. of Management
and Economics 03 Prof. Dr. Kaul Mannheim
Dept. of French and Italian
Language and Culture 06 Prof. Dr. Ruge Mainz
Bachmann, Friedrich Institute of Theater Studies 05 Prof. Dr. Marx Mainz
Back, Mitja Institute of Psychology 02 - Mainz
Banerjee, Mita Dept. of English and Linguistics 05
Blickle, Manuel
Institute of Mathematics
Prof. Dr. Hornung
(in advance) Siegen
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08
Heisenberg
Professorship Essen
Breitmeier, Dirk Institute of Legal Medicince 04 – UM - Hannover
Burger, Joachim Institute of Anthropology 10 Prof. Dr. Kast Mainz
Carlà, Filippo Dept. of History 07 - Heidelberg
Crane, Kylie Ann
Dept. of British, North American,
and Anglophone Studies 06 - Stuttgart
Dammel, Antje German Dept. 05
Prof. Dr.
Szczepaniak-Mendez Mainz
Dreesmann, Daniel Institute of Zoology 10 Higher Education Pact FZ Julich
Dresen, Antje Institute of Sports Science 02
Junior Professor
Dr. Preuß Göttingen
Düllmann, Christoph Institute of Nuclear Chemistry 08 Prof. Dr. Kratz GSI Darmstadt
Egetenmeyer-Neher,
Regina Institute of Education 02 - Duisburg-Essen
Ernst, Jutta
Dept. of British, North American,
and Anglophone Studies 06 Prof. Dr. Leypoldt Hildesheim
Esper, Jan Institute of Geography 09 Prof. Dr. Dr. h.c. Domrös Zurich (CH)
Foitzik, Susanne Institute of Zoology 10 Prof. Dr. Wegener Munich

Name Institute / Department Faculty Follows From the
University of
Gindhart, Marion
Dept. of Classical Philology
– Latin 07 - Mainz
Goertz, Stephan Faculty of Catholic Theology 01 Prof. Dr. Reiter Saarbrücken
Grieser, Heike Faculty of Catholic Theology 01 Prof. Dr. Baumeister Saarbrücken
Hansen-Schirra, Silvia
Harms, Philipp
Dept. of British, North American,
and Anglophone Studies 06 Prof. Dr. Stoll Mainz
Dept. of Management
and Economics 03 Prof. Dr. Sauernheimer Aachen
Honecker, Gabriele Institute of Physics 08 - Leuven (B)
Hoor, Peter Institute of Atmospheric Physics 08 Prof. Dr. Wendisch Mainz
Horster, Marietta Dept. of History 07 Prof. Dr. Schumacher Heidelberg
Jäger, Barbara Institute of Physics 08 - Würzburg
Kühne, Thomas Institute of Physical Chemistry 09 - USA
Launov, Andriy
Lukacova, Maria Institute of Mathematics 08
Dept. of Management
and Economics 03 - Würzburg
Hamburg
Masetti, Lucia Institute of Physics 08 - Mainz
Meyer, Bernd Intercultural Communication 06 Prof. Dr. Loenhoff Hamburg
Meyer, Harvey Institute of Nuclear Physics 08 - MIT (USA)
Mittmann, Thomas
Institute of Physiology
and Pathophysiology 04 – UM Prof. Dr. Treede Bochum
Moosmann, Bernd Institute of Pathobiochemistry 04 – UM Prof. Dr. Müller Mainz
Niehrs, Christof Biology 10 IMB
Oberlack, Uwe Gerd Institute of Physics 08
German Cancer
Research Center
Heidelberg
Prof. Dr. Sander
(in advance) Houston (USA)
Opatz, Till Institute of Organic Chemistry 09 Prof. Dr. Kunz Hamburg
Proner, Hanna Institute of Political Science 02 - Mainz
Pulte, Matthias Faculty of Catholic Theology 01
Prof. Dr. Riedel-
Spangenberger
Archdiocese
of Cologne
Raasch, Thorsten Institute of Mathematics 08 - Marburg
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Name Institute / Department Faculty Follows From the
University of
Reifenberg, Kurt
Reinke, Kristin
Central experimental
animal laboratory 04 – UM - Mainz
Dept. of French and Italian
Language and Culture 06 - Augsburg
Roß, Tobias Institute of Nuclear Chemistry 09 - Zurich (CH)
Schank, Thorsten
Dept. of Management
and Economics 03 Prof. Dr. Schnabel
Erlangen-
Nuremberg
Schmidt-Kaler, Ferdinand Institute of Physics 08 Prof. Dr. Bloch Ulm
Schneider, Dirk
Institute of Pharmaceutical
Sciences and Biochemistry 09 Prof. Dr. Fahrenholz Freiburg
Schuchmann, Marcus Dept. of Internal Medicine I 04 – UM - Mainz
Schunk, Daniel
Department of Management
and Economics 03 Prof. Dr. Peffekoven Zurich (CH)
Schuppan, Detlef Dept. of Internal Medicine I 04 – UM GRC Boston (USA)
Semenov, Nikita Institute of Mathematics 08 - MPI Munich
Sfienti, Concettina Institute of Nuclear Physics 08 Prof. Dr. von Harrach Catania (ITA)
Spichtinger, Peter Institute of Atmospheric Physics 08 Prof. Dr. Wernli Zurich (CH)
Sulpizi, Marialore Institute of Physics 08 - Cambridge (GB)
Tost, Holger Institute of Geosciences 09 - MPI Mainz
Vonderau, Asta
German Dept. /
Cultural Anthropology 05 Prof. Dr. Heimerdinger HU Berlin
Vött, Andreas Institute of Geography 09 Prof. Dr. Grunert Cologne
Wagner, Elke Institute of Sociology 02 - Munich
Waldvogel, Siegfried Institute of Organic Chemistry 09 Prof. Dr. Witulski Bonn
Wedekind, Gregor Institute of Art History 07 Prof. Dr. Bringmann Mainz
Weinzierl, Stefan Institute of Physics 08 Prof. Dr. Haisch Mainz
Weiss-Pidstrygach, Ysette Institute of Mathematics 08 Higher Education Pact Cologne
Wolff, Michael
Dept. of Management
and Economics 03 Prof. Dr. Hentschel Karlsruhe
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A PP O I NTM E NT S
Academics who accepted appointments to other universities in 2010
Name Institute / Department Faculty To the University of
Bach, Volker Institute of Mathematics 08 Braunschweig
Böhning-Gaese, Katrin Institute of Zoology 10 Frankfurt/Main
Faldum, Andreas Institute of Medical Biostatistics,
Epidemiology, und Informatics 04 – UM Münster
Grzeszick, Bernd Dept. of Law 03 Heidelberg
Klimmt, Christof Institute of Media and
Communication Studies 02 Hannover
Klug, Stefanie Institute of Medical Biostatistics,
Epidemiology, und Informatics 04 – UM Dresden
Knauer, Shirley Dept. of Otolaryngology, Head and
Neck Surgery – Plastic Surgery 04 – UM Duisburg-Essen
Müller, Lars P. Dept. of Trauma Surgery 04 – UM Cologne
Oertel, Joachim Dept. of Neurosurgery 04 – UM Homburg/Saar
Rauschenbeutel, Arno Institute of Physics 08 Vienna
Sinner, Eva-Kathrin Institute of Molecular Biophysics 10 Vienna
Thews, Oliver Institute of Physiology
and Pathophysiology 04 – UM Halle-Wittenberg
Zeeb, Hajo Institute of Medical Biostatistics,
Epidemiology, und Informatics 04 – UM Bremen
Note:
Since there is no obligation to register one’s appointment to another university at the human resources departments of JGU
or the University Medical Center, the statistics cannot be deemed exhaustive.
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L E AR N I NG A N D T E AC HI N G
Students Major (A-subject) in the 2010/2011 winter semester
Faculty / Institution First Major (A-subject) Subjects A-C
Total thereof Teaching
Certificate for High
School Level
thereof
female
thereof
foreign
students
thereof
female
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Total
thereof
female
Preparatory College / German Course 225 67% 224 0 _ 225 67%
Catholic Theology and Protestant Theology 616 53% 16 247 62% 1,263 60%
Social Sciences, Media, and Sports 6,273 58% 426 485 34% 14,596 60%
Law, Management and Economics 5,399 50% 379 0 _ 6,631 51%
University Medicine 3,486 61% 400 0 _ 3,486 61%
Philosophy and Philology 6,678 73% 617 2,608 72% 14,048 72%
Translation Studies, Linguistics, and Cultural
Studies
1,841 81% 647 0 _ 3,522 81%
History and Cultural Studies 2,800 58% 117 742 50% 6,047 59%
Physics, Mathematics, and Computer Science 2,471 33% 147 745 51% 3,007 34%
Chemistry, Pharmaceutical Sciences, and
Geosciences
3,643 48% 191 672 54% 4,363 48%
Biology 1,878 64% 102 254 70% 2,093 65%
Mainz School of Music 379 53% 64 123 49% 400 53%
Mainz Academy of Arts 158 69% 14 097 76% 175 70%
Total 35,847 59% 3,344 5,973 61% 59,856 61%
Human Medicine 1) 3,607 62% 406 0 _ 3,607 62%
Art, Art Theory 1) 1,820 63% 161 220 61% 2,921 67%
Mathematics, Natural Sciences 1) 7,992 47% 440 1,671 55% 9,463 48%
Law, Economics, Social Sciences 1) 8,255 52% 571 151 43% 11,637 54%
Sports 1) 1,080 28% 17 334 30% 1,394 31%
Linguistics and Cultural Studies 1) 12,868 71% 1,525 3,597 67% 30,609 69%
1) split into subject groups according to the key of university statistics (without Preparatory College and German Course)

L E AR NI NG A N D T E AC HI N G
Distribution of students within subject groups
Law, Management and
Economics, Social
Sciences 23%
Mathematics,
Natural Sciences 23%
Sports 3%
Art, Art Theory 5%
Linguistics and
Cultural Studies 36%
Human Medicine /
Health Sciences 10%
students in the 2010/2011 winter semester, subject groups according to university statistics (without Preparatory College and German Course)
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L E AR NI NG A N D T E AC HI N G
Students Major (A-subject) in the first semester 1) in the 2010/2011 winter semester
Faculty / Institution First Major (A-subject) Subjects A-C
Total thereof Teaching
Certificate for High
School Level
thereof
female
thereof
female
Preparatory College / German Course 2 ) _ _ _ _ _ _
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Total
thereof
female
Catholic Theology and Protestant Theology 89 62% 50 70% 263 68%
Social Sciences, Media, and Sports 759 61% 45 40% 2,303 64%
Law, Management and Economics 996 50% 0 _ 1,077 52%
University Medicine 285 64% 0 _ 285 64%
Philosophy and Philology 1,318 76% 570 73% 2,718 76%
Translation Studies, Linguistics, and Cultural
Studies
544 85% 0 _ 987 86%
History and Cultural Studies 504 66% 176 59% 1,141 65%
Physics, Mathematics, and Computer Science 491 44% 229 58% 570 44%
Chemistry, Pharmaceutical Sciences, and
Geoscience
598 51% 136 62% 661 50%
Biology 232 69% 26 77% 239 69%
Mainz School of Music 60 60% 6 67% 61 59%
Mainz Academy of Arts 9 89% 6 83% 11 91%
Total 5,885 63% 1,244 66% 10,316 66%
Human Medicine 3) 301 65% 0 _ 301 65%
Art, Art Theory 3) 275 69% 12 75% 476 72%
Mathematics, Natural Sciences 3) 1,321 52% 391 61% 1,470 51%
Law, Economics, Social Sciences 13) 1,395 52% 19 42% 1,688 55%
Sports 3) 107 21% 26 38% 148 28%
Linguistics and Cultural Studies 3) 2,486 76% 796 70% 6,233 73%
1) including 484 students in Master‘s degree programs and 261 doctoral students
2) no semester counting in the Preparatory College / German Course
3) split into subject groups according to the key of university statistics (without Preparatory College and German Course)

L E AR NI NG A N D T E AC HI N G
Students Major (A-subject) within the standard period of study
in the 2010/2011 winter semester
Faculty / Institution Total
within
SPS
thereof
female
Thereof foreign students
Total SPS
rate1) DAT A A ND STAT I STICS 2 0 1 0 page | 30
SPS
rate 1)
thereof
female
Preparatory College / German Course 2) _ _ _ _ _ _
Catholic Theology and Protestant Theology 395 57% 67% ≤ 5 50% 33%
Social Sciences, Media, and Sports 4,035 61% 67% 235 82% 63%
Law, Management and Economics 3,321 53% 65% 149 74% 50%
University Medicine 2,763 61% 82% 281 44% 78%
Philosophy and Philology 4,459 75% 71% 245 82% 55%
Translation Studies, Linguistics, and Cultural Studies 1,053 85% 62% 195 80% 38%
History and Cultural Studies 1,728 61% 66% 55 80% 64%
Physics, Mathematics, and Computer Science 1,596 37% 70% 52 42% 54%
Chemistry, Pharmaceutical Sciences, and Geoscience 2,218 50% 67% 72 65% 59%
Biology 1,166 66% 73% 45 62% 64%
Mainz School of Music 259 55% 71% 48 73% 79%
Mainz Academy of Arts 110 73% 73% 8 50% 100%
Total 23,103 61% 69% 1,387 70% 57%
Human Medicine 3) 2,833 62% 81% 285 45% 78%
Art, Art Theory 3) 1,179 65% 69% 91 75% 69%
Mathematics, Natural Sciences 3) 4,980 50% 69% 169 57% 58%
Law, Economics, Social Sciences 3) 5,160 55% 65% 253 76% 55%
Sports 3) 599 28% 56% 6 17% 40%
Linguistics and Cultural Studies 3) 8,352 74% 69% 583 82% 50%
1) The SPS (standard period of study) rate accounts for the percentage of students within the standard period of study measured against the total number
of students. Preparatory College students and some others (e.g. secondary school students in the Early Studies program, doctoral students) cannot be
attributed a standard period of study and are thus maintained as “no SPS.” Students who have exceeded their standard period of study are recorded as
“over SPS.” For setting quantifiable rates, however, it makes sense to compare only students who are assigned a standard period of study. Cases of
“no SPS” are therefore excluded from SPS rate generation.
2) There is no standard period of study for the Preparatory College / German Course.
3) split into subject groups according to the key of university statistics (without Preparatory College and German Course)

L E AR NI NG A N D T E AC HI N G
Development of the number of students within the standard period of study
Note:
Preparatory College students and some others (e.g. secondary school students in the Early Studies program, doctoral
students) cannot be attributed a standard period of study and are thus maintained as “no SPS.” Students who have
exceeded their standard period of study are recorded as “over SPS.” For setting quantifiable rates, however, it makes sense
to compare only students who are assigned a standard period of study. Cases of “no SPS” are therefore excluded from SPS
rate generation.
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L E AR NI NG A N D T E AC HI N G
Development of the JGU faculties
Faculty / Institution Number of students 1)
2000/2001 2005/2006 2009/2010 2010/2011
thereof
female
thereof
female
thereof
female
thereof
female
Preparatory College / German Course 335 62% 231 74% 203 66% 225 67%
Catholic Theology and Protestant Theology 394 40% 485 48% 744 55% 616 53%
Social Sciences, Media, and Sports 5,068 57% 5,890 56% 5,452 59% 6,273 58%
Law, Management and Economics 5,321 43% 5,631 46% 5,370 50% 5,399 50%
University Medicine 3,496 52% 3,448 58% 3,436 61% 3,486 61%
Philosophy and Philology 4,202 70% 6,073 71% 6,582 71% 6,678 73%
Translation Studies, Linguistics, and Cultural
Studies
2,149 78% 2,193 79% 1,947 80% 1,841 81%
History and Cultural Studies 1,623 57% 2,854 57% 2,523 56% 2,800 58%
Physics, Mathematics, and Computer Science 1,277 26% 2,303 30% 2,096 28% 2,471 33%
Chemistry, Pharmaceutical Sciences, and
Geosciences
2,084 46% 3,187 49% 3,678 48% 3,643 48%
Biology 1,307 56% 1,774 61% 1,777 64% 1,878 64%
Mainz School of Music 319 52% 364 51% 253 50% 379 53%
Mainz Academy of Arts 231 61% 197 64% 182 66% 158 69%
Total 27,806 55% 34,630 57 % 34,243 58% 35,847 59%
Human Medicine 2) 3,496 52% 3,523 58% 3,545 62% 3,607 62%
Art, Art Theory 2) 1,595 60% 1,830 62% 1,564 63% 1,820 63%
Mathematics, Natural Scicences 2) 4,668 43% 7,264 46% 7,551 46% 7,992 47%
Law, Economics, and Social Sciences 2) 6,994 44% 7,760 46% 7,118 50% 8,255 52%
Sports 2) 692 44% 1,100 35% 851 32% 1,080 28%
Linguistics and Cultural Studies 2) 10,026 68% 12,922 69% 13,411 70% 12,868 71%
1) total number of students in their first major, without those on leave; reference date is the registration day at the State Office of Statistics
2) split into subject groups according to the key of university statistics (without Preparatory College and German Course)
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L E AR NI NG A N D T E AC HI N G
Development of the subject groups since 2001
The winter semester of each academic year is shown. The 2001/2002 winter semester is 100%.
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L E AR NI NG A N D T E AC HI N G
Development of the number of students since 1947
Note:
The student data (headcount) presented is for the respective winter semester. Students on leave of absence and those
removed from the register of students have not been included after 1995. The figures do not include the Preparatory College
and German Course.
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L E AR NI NG A N D T E AC HI N G
Qualifications for future careers
Faculty / Institution
2000 2005 2009 2010
thereof
female
thereof
female
thereof
female
thereof
female
Catholic Theology and Protestant Theology 63 33% 33 61% 35 77% 51 69%
Social Sciences, Media, and Sports 1) - - 505 69% 627 61% 604 62%
Law, Management and Economics 588 43% 587 51% 649 48% 668 50%
University Medicine 401 46% 361 54% 523 57% 454 61%
Philosophy and Philology 1) - - 334 77% 464 79% 529 79%
Translation Studies, Linguistics, and Cultural
Studies 1)
- - 254 81% 279 84% 392 92%
History and Cultural Studies 1) - - 112 61% 162 60% 174 67%
Physics, Mathematics, and Computer Science 103 17% 87 24% 203 21% 190 27%
Chemistry, Pharmaceutical Sciences, and
Geosciences
218 55% 210 60% 270 56% 352 56%
Biology 115 62% 137 56% 257 63% 203 64%
Music and Arts - - 88 61% 105 65% 108 65%
Total 2,576 57% 2,708 62% 3,574 60% 3,725 63%
Linguistics and Cultural Studies 2) 645 78% 891 76% 1,108 77% 1,309 81%
Sports 2) 40 58% 51 53% 149 43% 133 39%
Law, Economics, Social Sciences 2) 1,014 51% 802 55% 890 51% 898 52%
Mathematics, Natural Sciences 2) 436 48% 434 51% 730 49% 745 51%
Human Medicine 2) 401 46% 361 54% 523 57% 469 61%
Art, Art Theory 2) 40 58% 169 65% 174 67% 171 68%
1) Due to the faculty restructuring in 2005, there are no figures available for the year 2000. However, all qualifications for future careers are included in the
total number of examinations and in the subject group listings.
2) split into subject groups according to the key of university statistics (without Preparatory College and German Course)
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L E AR NI NG A N D T E AC HI N G
Development of qualifications for future careers over the last 10 years
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L E AR NI NG A N D T E AC HI N G
Doctoral degrees
Faculty / Institution
2000 2005 2009 2010
thereof
female
thereof
female
thereof
female
thereof
female
Catholic Theology and Protestant Theology 5 20% 3 0% 4 25% 11 18%
Social Sciences, Media, and Sports 1) _ _ 20 40% 33 61% 30 67%
Law, Management and Economics 59 24% 49 27% 50 42% 38 47%
University Medicine 337 50% 355 50% 320 57% 289 55%
Philosophy and Philology 1) _ _ 9 22% 24 54% 25 76%
Translation Studies, Linguistics, and Cultural
Studies
2 0% 3 67% 8 88% 7 71%
History and Cultural Studies 1) _ _ 7 0% 27 48% 12 58%
Physics, Mathematics, and Computer Science 57 14% 54 19% 39 26% 41 20%
Chemistry, Pharmaceutical Sciences, and
Geosciences
94 18% 78 38% 74 30% 86 35%
Biology 50 40% 51 57% 70 54% 52 62%
Music and Arts 2) _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Total 678 38% 629 43% 649 50% 591 51%
Linguistics and Cultural Studies 3) 65 31% 28 25% 74 61% 62 56%
Sports 3) 1 0% _ _ 1 0% 1 0%
Law, Economics, Social Sciences 3) 64 28% 58 31% 60 45% 53 57%
Mathematics, Natural Sciences 3) 201 22% 183 38% 183 38% 179 39%
Human Medicine 3) 337 50% 355 50% 320 57% 289 55%
Art, Art Theory 3) 10 70% 5 0% 11 27% 7 86%
1) Due to the faculty restructuring in 2005, there are no figures available for the year 2000. However, all qualifications for future careers are included in the
total number of examinations and in the subject group listings.
2) The School of Music and the Academy of Arts do not confer doctorates or postdoctoral lecturing qualifications.
3) split into subject groups according to the key of university statistics
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L E AR NI NG A N D T E AC HI N G
Development of the share of doctoral degrees over the last 10 years
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L E AR NI NG A N D T E AC HI N G
Postdoctoral lecturing qualifications
Faculty / Institution
2000 2005 2009 2010
thereof
female
thereof
female
thereof
female
thereof
female
Catholic Theology and Protestant Theology 0 _ 3 33% 0 _ 1 100%
Social Sciences, Media, and Sports 7 0% 4 50% 0 _ 2 50%
Law, Management and Economics 2 0% 2 50% 3 0% 2 0%
University Medicine 23 17% 20 40% 17 24% 25 32%
Philosophy and Philology 4 25% 5 40% 2 0% 1 0%
Translation Studies, Linguistics, and Cultural Studies 0 _ 0 _ 1 100% 0 _
History and Cultural Studies 4 50% 1 100% 2 50% 1 0%
Physics, Mathematics, and Computer Science 4 0% 1 0% 2 0% 2 0%
Chemistry, Pharmaceutical Sciences, and Geosciences 5 40% 3 0% 1 0% 1 100%
Biology 3 0% 3 33% 2 50% 1 100%
Music and Arts 1) _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Total 52 17% 42 38% 30 23% 36 33%
Human Medicine 2) 23 17% 20 40% 17 24% 25 32%
Art, Art Theory 2) 2 100% 2 50% 0 _ 0 _
Mathematics, Natural Sciences 2) 12 17% 7 14% 5 20% 4 50%
Law, Economics, Social Sciences 2) 8 0% 4 50% 3 0% 2 0%
Sports 2) 1 0% 0 _ 0 _ 0 _
Linguistics and Cultural Studies 2) 6 17% 9 44% 5 40% 5 40%
1) The School of Music and the Academy of Arts do not confer doctorates or postdoctoral lecturing qualifications.
2) split into subject groups according to the key of university statistics
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L E AR NI NG A N D T E AC HI N G
Development of the share of postdoctoral lecturing qualifications
over the last 10 years
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F I N AN C E S
Allowances for research and teaching in 2010: campus
Authorized state funding from the chapters 0905 and 0912, 0913 incl. global support and the Knowledge Creates Future II
program. Research funding incl. regrouping from the DFG fixed program rates.
Faculty / Institution Basic subsidies from
JGU budgetary funds
rolling state
subsidies for
research and
teaching
additional
subsidies 2)
Additional
state
subsidies
Higher
Education
Pact
DAT A A ND STAT I STICS 2 0 1 0 page | 41
Total
in EURO in EURO in EURO in EURO in EURO
Faculty 01 – Catholic Theology and Protestant
Theology 149,259 157,867 68,980 27,500 403,605
Faculty 02 – Social Sciences, Media, und Sports 966,216 984,693 309,568 2,111,040 4,371,517
Faculty 03 – Law, Management and Economics 718,725 507,411 380,365 55,000 1,661,501
Faculty 04 – University Medicine outsourced / UM _ _ _ _
Faculty 05 – Philosophy and Philology 796,860 863,591 222,918 1,582,470 3,465,839
Faculty 06 – Translation Studies, Linguistics,
and Cultural Studies 303,200 234,663 20,259 _ 558,122
Faculty 07 – History and Cultural Studies 530,599 673,459 86,760 285,600 1,576,418
Faculty 08 – Physics, Mathematics, and
Computer Science 2,492,506 1,504,963 66,500 217,750 4,281,720
Faculy 09 – Chemistry, Pharmaceutical
Sciences, and Geosciences 2,021,818 2,687,335 983,896 312,650 6,005,700
Faculty 10 – Biology 751,872 674,488 13,380 215,150 1,654,890
Mainz School of Music 397,461 102,139 632,439 _ 1,132,040
Mainz Academy of Arts 139,693 47,919 171,260 _ 358,871
GRC and other higher level purposes _ 3,998,528 12,014,067 493,300 16,505,896
Total 9,268,210 12,437,057 14,970,391 5,300,460 41,976,118

F I N AN C E S
Third-party expenditures by faculty
Faculty / Institution 2000 2005 2009 2010
Mainz FRG 1)
in EURO in EURO in EURO in EURO EURO per
professor 2)
Catholic Theology and Protestant Theology 394,000 860,700 462,000 670,800 26,834
Social Sciences, Media, and Sports 740,200 1,182,200 2,896,200 3,265,500 65,311
Law, Management and Economics 570,800 747,700 629,500 695,700 15,124
University Medicine 24,438,900 31,942,500 40,891,000 41,916,900 377,629
Philosophy and Philology 1,113,300 1,208,400 1,159,900 1,451,800 25,925
Translation Studies, Linguistics, and Cultural
Studies
166,500 209,900 156,700 151,400 8,908
History and Cultural Studies 1,218,600 1,934,700 1,648,000 2,161,000 61,743
Physics, Mathematics, and Computer Science 8,106,900 9,867,200 12,038,500 13,379,100 212,366
Chemistry, Pharmaceutical Sciences, and
Geosciences
7,476,900 7,987,100 12,093,500 12,559,700 279,104
Biology 1,301,900 2,862,300 3,086,000 3,402,700 141,777
Mainz School of Music 533,900 448,900 174,000 268,100 12,185
Mainz Academy of Arts 800 52,800 132,600 80,200 6,170
Administration 930,200 1,631,700 3,366,500 4,054,500 2,027,236
Central institutions 331,100 495,600 1,211,800 2,592,800 648,191
Other institutions 0 0 145,200 142,800 0
Scientific special areas 268,200 137,300 31,100 200 100
Multi-use buildings 0 0 149,000 144,300 0
Total 47,592,200 61,568,900 80,271,700 86,937,400 168,810
Human Medicine 3) 24,438,900 31,942,500 40,891,000 41,916,900 377,629 442,160
Art, Art Theory 3) 874,000 840,200 821,200 993,500 22,579 34,160
Mathematics, Natural Sciences 3) 16,885,600 20,716,600 27,218,100 29,341,400 242,491 219,250
Law, Economics, Social Sciences 3) 847,200 871,300 942,800 1,028,100 16,582 62,710
Sports 3) 33,000 149,000 178,700 283,300 40,471 125,020
Linguistics and Cultural Studies 3) 2,984,000 4,784,700 5,347,600 6,458,500 43,345 57,810
Other fields and areas 3) 1,529,500 2,264,600 4,872,300 6,915,800 329,323 25,840
Third-party funding as defined in the staff estimates concept (DFG Collaborative Research Centers are splitted); including endowed professorships.
The sums mentioned may include rounding differences.
1) current status: Fachserie 11, Reihe 4.3.2 of the German Federal Bureau of Statistics; p. 81f.; published in 2010 with data from 2008
2) University Professors, Junior Professors, tenured university lecturers, university lecturers on limited contract (state personnel)
3) split into subject groups according to the key of university statistics of the Rhineland-Palatinate State Office of Statistics
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F I N AN C E S
Third-party expenditures by funding body
Funding body / Sponsor 2003 2004 2005 2006
in EURO in EURO in EURO in EURO
1 – German Research Foundation (DFG) 21,069,700 21,925,900 24,185,700 24,730,500
2 – German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) 1,500,700 1,503,800 1,416,100 1,494,400
3 – Federal Ministry of Education and Research
(BMBF) 12,836,500 10,521,500 8,705,200 9,688,700
4 – Other federal ministries 258,700 111,800 152,300 163,100
5 – State ministries Rhineland-Palatinate 1,972,300 2,512,600 2,652,700 2,787,400
6 – European Union 3,020,600 3,402,600 4,107,600 4,134,000
7 – Local funding bodies 267,000 65,300 69,300 53,200
8 – Foundations 6,010,900 4,655,300 5,001,800 6,084,600
9 – Other public-sector institutions 384,700 428,400 663,800 487,100
10 – Private financiers 11,776,100 14,045,200 14,614,400 15,855,400
Total 59,097,400 59,172,600 61,568,900 65,478,300
Funding body / Sponsor 2007 2008 2009 2010
in EURO in EURO in EURO in EURO
1 – German Research Foundation (DFG) 24,725,000 28,902,600 27,424,300 26,833,200
2 – German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) 1,533,400 1,726,400 2,075,100 2,133,100
3 – Federal Ministry of Education and Research
(BMBF) 10,230,700 13,138,500 13,690,900 13,500,600
4 – Other federal ministries 36,900 270,400 315,500 406,400
5 – State ministries Rhineland-Palatinate 2,450,300 2,364,700 5,252,700 10,384,300
6 – European Union 4,454,700 3,871,000 2,508,700 2,046,800
7 – Local funding bodies 43,300 3,400 26,000 12,900
8 – Foundations 7,305,400 9,022,600 8,009,000 8,041,000
9 – Other public-sector institutions 407,500 552,300 1,599,400 548,800
10 – Private financiers 16,568,400 17,440,800 19,370,100 23,030,200
Total 67,755,600 77,292,800 80,271,700 86,937,400
Third-party funding as defined in the staff estimates concept (DFG Collaborative Research Centers are splitted); including endowed professorships.
The amounts mentioned may include rounding differences.
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F I N AN C E S
Third-party expenditures by funding body (graphics)
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UN I VE R SIT Y STAF F
Positions and staff 2010
Faculty / Institution Total Academic Personnel Non-Academic Personnel
Professors/Teachers 3) Academic staff 4)
Positions 1) Staff 2) Positions 1) Staff 2) Positions 1 Staff 2) Positions 1) Staff 2)5)
total thereof
female
total thereof
female
total thereof
female
totale thereof
female
Faculty 2,029 2,884 49% 425 396 24% 828 1,430 43% 775 1,058 66%
Catholic Theology and Protestant
Theology
59 96 45% 27 25 16% 20 39 23% 12 32 94%
Social Sciences, Media, and Sports 242 402 55% 62 50 34% 113 243 54% 66 109 66%
Law, Management and Economics 213 343 52% 48 46 13% 110 206 46% 56 91 85%
Philosophy and Philology 199 313 62% 54 56 36% 111 188 61% 34 69 87%
Translation Studies, Linguistics, and
Cultural Studies
133 202 61% 19 17 53% 83 140 58% 32 45 73%
History and Cultural Studies 114 178 52% 30 35 37% 59 96 44% 25 47 81%
Physics, Mathematics, and Computer
Science
Chemistry, Pharmaceutical Sciences,
and Geosciences
325 398 24% 64 63 13% 102 143 8% 159 192 40%
436 564 46% 56 45 13% 146 248 32% 235 271 65%
Biology 230 294 53% 28 24 21% 69 101 38% 133 169 67%
Mainz Academy of Arts 33 38 42% 15 13 31% 3 6 67% 15 19 42%
Mainz School of Music 44 56 38 % 23 22 23% 13 20 30% 9 14 71%
University Management and
Administration
475 617 53% 7 2 50% 10 0 - 458 615 53%
Central institutions 271 418 68% 3 4 25% 53 86 64% 216 328 70%
General Studies / Studium generale 5 8 38% 1 1 0% 3 6 33% 1 1 100%
Foreign Language Center 5 5 60% 0 0 - 3 3 67% 2 2 50%
Electronic Media Center 5 9 56% 0 0 - 1 3 100% 4 6 33%
Center for Quality Assurance and
Development
5 26 88% 0 0 - 4 25 88% 1 1 100%
Center for Continuing Education 3 22 86% 0 0 - 1 6 100% 2 16 81%
Teacher Training Center 5 10 80% 0 0 - 0 0 - 5 10 80%
International Preparatory College Mainz 26 29 76% 0 0 - 20 21 71% 6 8 88%
Collegium musicum 2 6 17% 1 2 0% 1 3 0% 1 1 100%
Gutenberg Research College 0 4 100% 0 1 100% 0 2 100% 0 1 100%
Center of Data Processing 55 62 31% 1 0 - 20 17 18% 34 45 36%
University Library (incl. dept. libraries) 161 237 75% 0 0 - 0 0 - 161 237 75%
Other institutions 23 14 50% 0 0 - 0 3 67% 23 11 45%
Multi-use buildings 0 2 0% 0 0 - 0 2 0% 0 0 -
Scientific special areas 8 13 46% 0 2 0% 2 10 50% 6 1 100%
University Medicine 6) 6,802 73% 6) 111 14% 6) 1,202 46% 6) 5,489 7) 80%
University Total 10,750 65% 515 22% 2,733 24% 7,502 75%
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1) converted to full-time positions (full-time equivalents), including the Higher Education Pact, including staff-related funds (converted to position
equivalents); prepared in August 2011, reference date: December 1, 2010
2) All chapters without third-party funded staff, headcounts including the Higher Education pact; prepared in August 2011, reference date: December 1,
2010
3) University Professors, Junior Professors, tenured university lecturers, university lecturers on limited contract
4) lecturers, established graduate secondary-school teachers working at university level, employees, teaching posts for special duties, scientific assistants
5) trainees at Mainz University (without University Medicine): 94 (55% female), Faculty 02 – 6 (100%), Faculty 08 – 14 (36%), Faculty 09 – 34 (56%),
Faculty 10 – 11 (36%), Administration – 23 (57%), Central Institutions: Electronic Media Center – 2 (100%), University Library – 4 (75%); in addition: 9
administration inspector trainees (67%); trainees at the University Medical Center (with training wage agreements): 315
6) Since 2004, the University Medical Center does not need to have a staff appointment scheme, because the University Medical Center is no longer
within the field of application of state financial regulations.
7) including the staff working in patient care
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UN I VE R SIT Y STAF F
Staff distribution among the faculties
Note:
Only state-budgeted staff is included. The figure for Faculty 04 / University Medicine also includes the staff working in patient
care.
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UN I VE R SIT Y STAF F
Third-party funded staff 2010
Faculty /Institution Total Academic Personell 1)2) Non-Academic Personnel
Staff Staff Staff
total thereof female total thereof female total thereof female
Faculties 490 38% 456 36% 34 65%
Catholic Theology and Protestant Theology 6 67% 6 67% 0 -
Social Sciences, Media, and Sports 38 68% 33 64% 5 100%
Law, Management and Economics 11 64% 10 70% 1 -
Philosophy and Philology 23 65% 21 62% 2 100%
Translation Studies, Linguistics, and Cultural
Studies 4 75%
3 100%
1 -
History and Cultural Studies 34 53% 30 53% 4 50%
Physics, Mathematics, and Computer Science 165 22% 159 20% 6 67%
Chemistry, Pharmaceutical Sciences, and
Geosciences 145 31%
133 29%
12 58%
Biology 64 53% 61 52% 3 67%
Mainz Academy of Arts 0 - 0 - 0 -
Mainz School of Music 0 - 0 - 0 -
Administration 16 100% 0 - 16 100%
Central institutions 20 85% 11 91% 9 78%
General Studies / Studium generale 0 - 0 - 0 -
Foreign Language Center 0 - 0 - 0 -
Electronic Media Center 0 - 0 - 0 -
Center for Quality Assurance and Development 7 86% 7 86% 0 -
Center for Continuing Education 11 91% 4 100% 7 86%
Teacher Training Center 0 - 0 - 0 -
International Preparatory College 0 - 0 - 0 -
Collegium musicum 0 - 0 - 0 -
Gutenberg Research College 0 - 0 - 0 -
Center of Data Processing 2 50% 0 - 2 50%
University Library (incl. dept. libraries) 0 - 0 - 0 -
Other institutions 0 - 0 - 0 -
Multi-use buildings 4 100% 3 100% 1 100%
Scientific special areas 61 41% 52 40% 9 44%
University Medicine incl. Clinical Center 689 72% 385 63% 304 85%
University Total 1,280 54% 907 45% 373 75%
Third-party funded staff of JGU and the University Medical Center. Third-party funded staff included in the JGU budget, headcounts. Including funded
positions budgeted in chapter 8500.
1) University Professors, Junior Professors, tenured university lecturers, university lecturers on limited contract; reference date: Dec. 1, 2010
2) lecturers, established graduate secondary-school teachers working at university level, employees, teaching posts for special duties, scientific assistants
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G E N D ER EQ UAL I T Y
Development of the shares of women and men, 2000-2010
Men Women
Note:
Concerning the development of women in the various stages of their scientific careers across all university levels, there have
been tw major developments in the last ten years. Firstly, the divide between women and men moved on the timeline, i.e. the
divide now increases in the postdoc phase. Ten years ago, the divide was increasing already after completion of the first
degree. The percentage of women seeking a doctoral degree is now approaching or even exceeding 50%. At higher
academic levels, the divide is also lessening. However, given the relatively small numbers of those acquiring postdoctoral
lecturing qualifications, there is considerable statistical variance from year to year.
As no previous data for scientists and professors exists, data from 2001 was used instead.
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L I B RA RI E S
Library data
Use of the University Library
(Main Library and departmental and faculty libraries)
2009 2010
Opening days 349 348
Opening hours per day 22 22
Library users 2,219,785 2,204,945
Active borrowers 29,376 28,162
Total items borrowed 694,443 694,419
Work stations 1,855 1,900
Training events (in hours) 420 592
Stock of conventional media
2009 2010
Total stock printed media Not stated 1) 2,842,756
Single printed documents acquired 46,697 42,468
Number of current print journals 3,622 3,404
Stock of electronic media
2009 2010
Licensed electronic journals 28,063 31,169
Licensed databases 295 307
E-books 2) 7,940 14,762
Documents for the ReaderPlus platform 4,815 4,480
Documents on JGU’s journal server 1,681 1,857
1) Since a new survey took place in 2010, a comparison with the year before is not meaningful.
2) e-book packages, without individual titles and national licenses
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Use of electronic services
Full text downloads of electronic journals 1,021,018 1,142,486
Full text downloads of e-books 275,027 364,564
Number of accesses to electronic databases 350,220 564,382
Number of hits in the University Library website 1) 3,656,807 5,038,172
Number of searches using the online catalogue 7,318,786 6,519,200
Number of courses provided with ReaderPlus 2,470 3,161
Number of electronic course reserves 400 389
Number of publications in the university’s bibliography 2,444 4,200
Number of registered university members in the university’s bibliography
Electronic media and
services in 2010,
by subject groups
Humanities
Economics
and Social
Sciences
Natural
Sciences
Medicine/
Pharmaceutical
Sciences
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2009
2010
464 591
General
E-books 2,184 6,609 3,641 2,328 0 14,762
Licensed electronic
journals 2)
Total
4,020 12,691 5,284 3,398 1,973 27,366
Databases 112 69 51 6 69 307
Electronic university
publications (ArchiMeD) –
documents
Electronic course reserves
(ReaderPlus)
Number of courses
provided with ReaderPlus
21 12 185 17 55 290
163 205 16 4 1 389
1,709 1,215 234 2 1 3,161
1) In 2009, the access numbers for JSTOR and Juris are not included.
2) Multiple entries are possible; 5,890 licensed magazines do not have a clearly assigned subject.

Campus-wide expenses for media (in EURO)
State funds
Electronic resources (E-journals, E-books, databases) 525,596 1,192,469
thereof Main Library: 380,965 1,006,643
Conventional media (monographs, textbooks, printed journals, others) 3,420,741 3,279,758
thereof Main Library: 1,452,602 1,117,493
Campus-wide expenses for media (in EURO)
Third-party funds
Electronic resources (E-journals, E-books, databases) 3,639 3,326
thereof Main Library: 0 0
Conventional media (monographs, textbooks, printed journals, others) 237,476 263,336
thereof Main Library: 55,118 36,639
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2009
2009
2010
2010

I NT E RN ATIONAL I Z AT I O N
Development of the numbers of foreign students among those (re-)enrolling
900
800
700
600
500
400
300
535
I NT E RN ATIONAL I Z AT I O N
Development of the numbers of foreign students among those (re-)enrolling
by subject groups
900
800
700
600
500
400
300
200
100
0
WiSe
1999/2000
WiSe
1999/2000
WiSe
2000/2001
without Preparatory College
WiSe
2000/2001
WiSe
2001/2002
WiSe
2001/2002
WiSe
2002/2003
WiSe
2002/2003
WiSe
2003/2004
WiSe
2004/2005
WiSe
2003/2004
WiSe
2005/2006
WiSe
2004/2005
WiSe
2006/2007
WiSe
2005/2006
WiSe
2007/2008
WiSe
2006/2007
WiSe
2008/2009
WiSe
2007/2008
WiSe
2009/2010
WiSe
2008/2009
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624
WiSe
2010/2011
WiSe
2009/2010
WiSe
2010/2011

I NT E RN ATIONAL I Z AT I O N
Geographic origin of international students at JGU
North America 75 (15)
USA 66 (15)
Canada 9
Central /
South America 184 (13)
Colombia 44
Peru 38
Brazil 37
Chile 11
Argentina, Mexico 10
Europe 2,523 (938)
Turkey 310 (242)
Ukraine 294 (41)
Russian Federation 281 (47)
Poland 249 (49)
Italy 230 (128)
1,308 (441) students of these come
from EU countries (52 %).
Africa 341 (28)
Morocco 153 (10)
Cameroon 48
Egypt 32
Tunisia 20
Senegal 14
Asia 941 (135)
China, incl. Tibet 221 (16)
Korea, Republic 104 (29)
Israel 96
Iran, Islamic Republic 71 (16)
Syria, Arab Republic 71 (6)
Australia /
New Zealand ≤ 5
Note:
The numbers include students of the International German Language Course and the International Preparatory College
Mainz, not counting those on leave, as of winter semester 2009/2010. The numbers in brackets show the number of persons
(if five or more) who acquired the ability to enter a German university at a German educational institution.
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I NT E RN ATIONAL I Z AT I O N
Destination countries of Mainz outgoing students and graduates
North America 75
USA 70
Canada ≤ 5
Central /
South America 28
Colombia 21
Chile ≤ 5
others 7
Europe 668
France 181
Spain 109
Great Britain 97
Italy 50
Poland 35
Africa 62
South Africa 22
Tanzania 11
others 29
Asia 47
China 24
Japan 16
South Korea ≤ 5
others ≤ 5
Australia /
New Zealand 16
Australia 10
New Zealand 6
Note:
The listed JGU students and graduate students are complemented by those who did specific practical training during their
stays abroad, i.e. internships, medical sub-internships, clinical traineeships, language assistant jobs, project-specific
teamwork.
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I NT E RN ATIONAL I Z AT I O N
International relations
New partnerships are printed in red.
CROSS-FACULTY
PARTNERSHIPS
Brazil
� Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais
Colombia
� Universidad de los Andes, Bogotá
� Universidad del Norte, Barranquilla
� Universidad Nacional, Bogotá
Croatia
� University of Zagreb, Zagreb
France
� Université de Bourgogne, Dijon
� Université de la Sorbonne Nouvelle (Paris
III), Paris
Great Britain
� University of Glasgow, Glasgow
Israel
� University of Haifa, Haifa
Italy
� Collegio Ghislieri di Pavia (Università
degli Studi di Pavia), Pavia
� Collegio Nuovo della Fondazione Sandra
e Enea Mattei (Università degli Studi di
Pavia), Pavia
� Università di Bologna, Bologna
Japan
� Doshisha University, Kyoto
� Nihon University, Tokyo
� Kwansei Gakuin University,
Nishinomiya
Latvia
� University of Latvia, Riga
Namibia
� University of Namibia, Windhoek
Poland
� University of Warsaw, Warsaw
� SGH Warsaw, Warsaw
Russia
� State Linguistic University Moscow
(MGLU), Moscow
Rwanda
� Université Nationale du Rwanda, Butare
South Korea
� Dankook University, Seoul
Spain
� Universidad de Valencia, Valencia
USA
� University of Mississippi, Oxford
FACULTY-SPECIFIC
PARTNERSHIPS
Argentina
Chemistry
� Universidad Nacional de la Plata, Buenos
Aires
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Law
� Universidad de Buenos Aires, Buenos
Aires
Australia
Business and Economics
� University of Adelaide, Adelaide
Brazil
Applied Linguistics and Cultural Studies
� Sao Paulo State University (UNESP),
Sao Paulo
Canada
American Studies
� York University, Toronto
Chemistry
� University of Toronto, Toronto, ON
Faculty 05 - Philosophy and Philoloy
� Université Laval (Faculté de Philosophie),
Quebec
� Université de Montréal, Montréal
Integrated Course of Studies Mainz-
Dijon-Bologna
� Bishop`s University, Lennoxville, Québec
Sports
� University of Saskatchewan, Saskatoon
Chile
Translation Studies, Linguistics, and
Cultural Studies
� Universidad de Concepción, Concepción

China, PR
Applied Linguistics and Cultural Studies
� Beijing Foreign Studies University, Beijing
� Beijing Language and Culture University,
Beijing
Business and Economics
� Dongbei University of Finance and
Economics, Dalian
Chemistry
� Dalian University of Technology, Dalian
� Wuhan University, Wuhan
� Peking University, Beijing
Education
� Shanghai Academy of Social Sciences,
Shanghai
Geosciences
� Fujian Normal University, Fuzhou
� Normal University of Xingjiang, Xingjiang,
Urumqi
Literature
� Peking University, Beijing
Medicine
� Fujian Medical University, Fujian
� Fujian Normal University, Fuzhou
Philosophy
� East China Normal University Philosophy
Department, Shanghai
Colombia
Law
� Universidad de los Andes, Bogotá
Physics
� Universidad Nacional, Bogotá
Croatia
Medicine, Physiological Chemistry
� Rudjer Bóskovic Institut, University of
Zagreb, Zagreb
Ethiopia
Middle Eastern Studies
� Addis Ababa University , Addis Ababa
Finland
Law
� University of Helsinki, Helsinki
France
Business and Economics
� Université de Paris-Nanterre (Paris X),
Paris
Law
� Université Paris XII, Val-de-Marne
Mathematics
� Université Paul Sabatier - Toulouse III,
Toulouse
Philosphy
� Université Jean Moulin (Lyon III), Lyon
Physics
� Université de Provence, Aix-Marsailles
Great Britain
Historical Cultural Studies
� University of Edinburgh, Edinburgh
Law
� De Montfort University Leicester,
Leicester
� University of Glasgow , Glasgow
� University of the West of England, Bristol
Hungary
Medicine
� Medical Science University Pécs, Pécs
India
Microbiology and Wine Research
� Amity University, New Delhi
Italy
Education
� Universitá degli Studi di Messina,
Messina
Law
� Università degli Studi di Genova, Genoa
� Università di Roma Tor Vergata, Rom e
Physics
� Universitá di Camerino, Camerino
Romance Studies
� Accademia di Studi Italo-Tedeschi, Meran
Japan
Chemistry
� Kyoto University, Kyoto
� Nagoya University, Nagoya
International Summer Course
� Kwansei University, Nishinomiya
Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry,
Biology
� Tokyo Institute of Technology, Tokyo
Medicine
� Nagasaki University, Nagasaki
Latvia
Historical Sciences, Applied Linguistics
and Cultural Studies
� University of Latvia, Riga
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Mexico
Chemistry
� ITESM, Monterrey, Tri-lateral Accord
Mainz-Dijon-Université de Sherbrooke
Nepal
General and Comparative Linguistics,
India Studies, Zoology, Geosciences
� Tribhuvan University, Kathmandu
New Zealand
Applied Linguistics and Cultural Studies
� University of Auckland, Auckland
Poland
Applied Linguistics and Cultural Studies
� Adam-Mickiewicz-Universität, Poznan
� Collegium Europaeum Gnesen, Gnesen
Business and Economics
� College of Planning and Statistics,
Warsaw
Catholic Theology
� Academy for Catholic Theology, Warsaw
Law
� Jagiellonian University Krakow, Krakow
Medicine
� Akademia Medyczna im. Karola
Marcinkowskiego, Poznan
Portugal
Philosophy
� Universidade de Évora, Évora
Romania
Business and Economics
� The Bucharest Academy of Economic
Studies, Bucharest
Russia
Applied Linguistics and Cultural Studies
� Kursk State University, Kursk
� St. Petersburg Institute for Russian
Literature at the Russian Academy of
Sciences, St. Petersburg
� St. Petersburg State Institute for Foreign
Languages (IFL), St. Petersburg
Biology
� Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow
Chemistry
� Moscow Engineering Physics Institute,
Moscow
Medicine
� Yaroslavl State Medical Academy,
Yaroslavl

� State Burdenko Medical Academy,
Voronesh
South Africa
Anthropology and African Studies
� University of Port Elizabeth, Port
Elizabeth
Applied Linguistics and Cultural
Studiest
� University of Stellenbosch, Stellenbosch
South Korea
Applied Linguistics and Cultural Studies
� Hankuk University of Foreign Studies,
Seoul
Chemistry
� Seoul National University, College of
Natural Sciences, Seoul
Education
� Kangnam University, Yongin
International Summer Course
� Chung Ang University, Seoul
Spain
Applied Linguistics and Cultural Studies
� Universidad de Granada, Granada
Historical Sciences
� Universidad de Navarra, Pamplona
Law
� Universitat Jaume I, Castellón
Sri Lanka
Geography
� South Eastern University of Sri Lanka,
Oluvil
Syria
Geosciences
� University of Damaskus, Damaskus
Taiwan
Applied Linguistics and Cultural Studies
� Chaoyang University of Technology,
Wufeng
Tanzania
Anthropology and African Studies
� University of Dar es Salaam, Dar es
Salaam
Thailand
Medicine
� Chulalongkorn University, Chulalongkorn
USA
Academy of Arts
� California State University at Chico,
Chico, CA
American Studies
� American University, Washington, DC
� Austin College, Sherman, TX
� Bowdoin College, Brunswick, ME
� Bread Loaf School of English, Middlebury
College, Middlebury, VT
� California State University, Chico, CA
� California State University, Sacramento,
CA
� Clark University, Worcester, MA
� Colorado State University, Pueblo, CO
� Columbia University, New York, NY
� Georgia State University, Atlanta, GA
� Hood College, Frederick, MD
� Marymount University, Arlington, VA
� Middlebury College, Middlebury, VT
� Mississippi College, Clinton, MS
� Ohio University, Athens, OH
� University of California, Davis, CA
� University of Kansas, Lawrence, KS
� University of Louisville, Louisville, KY
� University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI
� Washington College, Chestertown, MD
Applied Linguistics and Cultural Studies
� Agnes Scott College, Decatur, GA
� Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge,
LA
� Middle Tennessee State University,
Murfreesboro, TN
� San José State University, San José, CA
� Southern Illinois University, Carbondale,
IN
� University of New Mexico, Albuquerque,
NM
� University of North Carolina, Charlotte,
NC
British Studies
� Colorado State University, Pueblo, CO
Business and Economics
� Colorado State University, Pueblo, CO
Chemistry
� Cornell University, Ithaca, NY
� State University of New York at Stony
Brook, Stony Brook, NY
� University of Massachusetts, Amherst,
MA
� University of Texas Southwestern
Medical Center, Dallas, TX
Communication Studies
� American University, Washigton, DC
German Studies
� Middlebury College, Middlebury, VT
Humanities and Social Sciences
� University of Washington, Seattle, WA
Physics
� Texas A & M University, College Station,
TX
� University of Washington, Seattle, WA
School of Journalism / Media Studies
� Ball State University, Muncie, IN
� Colorado State University, Pueblo, CO
� University of Memphis, Memphis, TN
Uzbekistan
German Philology / German as a Foreign
Language
� World Language University Tashkent
Venezuela
Applied Linguistics and Cultural Studies
� Universidad de los Andes, Mérida
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MEMORANDA OF
ACADEMIC COOPERATION
Canada
� Bishop's University, Lennoxville, Quebec
Colombia
� Universidad Pontificia Bolivariana,
Medellín
� Universidad de Antioquia, Medellín
� Universidad de la Sabana, Bogotá
India
� Punjabi University, Patiala
Italy
� Università degli Studi di Verona, Verona
Japan
� University of Kurume, Kurume
Kazakhstan
� West Kazakh State University, Uralsk
Lebanon
� Lebanese American University, Beirut
Pakistan
� University of Peshawar, Peshawar
Russia
� St. Petersburg State Polytechnic
University, St. Petersburg
South Korea
� Chung Ang University, Seoul
� Daegu University, Gyeongbuk
Taiwan
� Wenzao Ursuline College of Languages,
Kaohsiung
United Arab Emirates
� University of Sharjah, Sharjah
USA
� Duke University, Durham, NC
ERASMUS PARTNER
INSTITUTIONS OF
HIGHER EDUCATION
Austria
� University of Graz, Graz
� University of Music and Performing
Arts, Graz
� University of Innsbruck, Innsbruck
� Medical University Innsbruck, Innsbruck
� Johannes Kepler University Linz, Linz
� Vienna University of Applied Sciences,
Vienna
� Vienna University of Technology, Vienna
� University of Vienna, Vienna
� University of Music and Performing Arts
Vienna, Vienna
Belgium
� Artesis Hogeschool Antwerp, Antwerp
� Lessius Hogeschool, Antwerp
� University of Antwerp, Antwerp
� Haute Ecole C. F. Bruxelles, Brussels
� Haute Ecole Leonard de Vinci, Brusselsl
� Université Libre de Bruxelles, Brussels
� Hogeschool Gent, Gent
� Universiteit Gent, Gent
� Université de Liège, Liege
� Université de Mons-Hainaut, Mons
Bulgaria
� Ugozapaden Universitet `Neophit Rilski,
Blagoevgrad
� Sofiiki Universitet ‘Sveti Kliment Ohridski’,
Sofia
Croatia
� University of Dubrovnik, Dubrovnik
Cyprus
� European University Cyprus, Nicosia
� Panepistimio Kyprou, Nicosiat
Czech Republic
� Masarykov University of Brno, Brno
� Brno University of Technology, Brno
� University of Ostrava, Ostrava
� Charles University in Prague, Prague
Denmark
� Ålborg Universitetscenter, Aalborg
� Århus Universitet, Arhus
� Handels-Og Ingeniørhøjskolen I Herning,
Herning
� Det Kgl. Danske Musikkonservatorium,
Copenhagen
� Det Kgl. Danske Kunstakademi
Billedkunstkolerne, Copenhagen
� University of Copenhagen, Copenhagen
� University of Southern Denmark
(Syddansk Universitet), Odense
� Roskilde Universitetscenter, Roskilde
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Estonia
� Tallinn – International University
Audentes - , Harjumaa
� Eesti Kunstiakadeemia, Tallinn
� Tallinna Tehnikaúlikool, Tallinn
� Tartu Ülikool, Tartu
Finland
� University of Helsinki, Helsinki
� Jyväskylän Yliopisto, Jyväskylä
� Itä-Suomen yliopisto, Kuopio
� University of Oulu / Oulun yliopisto, Oulu
� University of Tampere, Tampere
� University of Turku - Turun Yliopisto,
Turku
� University of Vaasa - Vaasan Yliopisto,
Vaasa
France
� Université de Picardie Amiens, Amiens
� Université Catholique de l'Ouest, Angers
� Université "Victor Segalen" (Bordeaux II),
Bordeaux
� Université Michel de Montaigne
(Bordeaux III), Bordeaux
� Université de Bretagne Occidentale,
Brest
� Université de Caen, Caen
� Université de Savoie, Chambéry
� Université Blaise Pascal Clermont-
Ferrand II, Clermont-Ferrand
� Université de l’Auvergne Clermont-
Ferrand I, Clermont-Ferrand
� Université Paris Est Créteil – Val de
Marne -, Créteil
� Conservatoire National de Region de
Dijon, Dijon
� Ecole Nationale Supérieure d'Art de
Dijon, Dijon
� Université de Bourgogne, Dijon
� Ecole supérieure des beaux arts, Le
Mans
� Université Charles De Gaulle - Lille III),
Lille
� Université des Sciences et Technologies
de Lille, Lille
� Université Jean Moulin (Lyon III), Lyon
� Université Lumière Lyon II, Lyon
� Université d'Aix-Marseille III, Marseille
� Université de Provence (Aix-Marseille I),
Marseille
� Université des Sciences et Techn. du
Languedoc (Montpellier II), Montpellier
� Université Montpellier I, Montpellier
� Université Paul Valéry (Montpellier III),
Montpellier
� Université de Haute Alsace, Mulhouse

� Université Henri Poincaré (Nancy I),
Nancy
� Université de Nantes, Nantes
� École des Hautes Études en Sciences
Sociales, Paris
� École Normale Supérieure, Paris
� Institut Catholique de Paris, Paris
� Université de la Sorbonne Nouvelle (Paris
III), Paris
� Université de Paris 7 -Denis Diderot
(Paris VII), Paris
� Université de Paris-Nanterre (Paris X),
Paris
� Université de Paris-Sud (Paris XI), Paris
� Université Panthéon-Sorbonne (Paris I),
Paris
� Université Paris-Sorbonne (Paris IV),
Paris
� Université Pierre et Marie Curie (Paris
VI), Paris
� Université René Descartes (Paris V),
Paris
� Université des Antilles et de la Guyane,
Pointe à Pitre
� Université de Poitiers, Faculté des
Sciences Fondamentales et Appliquées,
Poitiers
� ESC Rennes School of Business,
Rennes
� Université de Haute-Bretagne (Rennes
II), Rennes
� Université de la Réunion, Saint Dénis
� Université Jean Monnet, Saint-Etienne
� Université de Strasbourg, Straßburg
� Université du Sud Toulon et du Var,
Toulon
� Ecole Supérieure des Beaux-Arts de
Toulouse, Toulouse
� Université Paul Sabatier (Toulouse III),
Toulouse
� Université François Rabelais de Tours,
Tours
Great Britain
� University of Aberdeen, Aberdeen
� University of Wales, Bangor
� Aston University, Birmingham
� University of Birmingham, Birmingham
� University of the West of England Bristol,
Bristol
� Cardiff University, Cardiff
� University of Wales College Institute
Cardiff, Cardiff
� University of Essex, Colchester
� Durham University, Durham
� Heriot-Watt University, Edinburgh
� University of Edinburgh, Edinburgh
� University of Glasgow, Glasgow
� University of Leeds, Leeds
� De Montfort University, Leicester
� Queen Mary and Westfield College
(University of London), London
� University of East London, London
� Nottingham Trent University, Nottingham
� University of Nottingham, Nottingham
� University of Salford, Salford
� University of Sheffield , Sheffield
� University of Wales, Swansea
Greece
� Ethnikon kai Kapodistriakon
Panepistimion Athinon, Athens
� Panepistimion Aegaeou, Athens
� Panepistimion Ioanninon, Ioannina
� Dimokrition Panepistimion Thrakis,
Komotini
� Panepistimio Kritis, Crete
� Aristoteleion Panepistimion
Thessalonikis, Thessaloniki
� Panepistimio Macedonias, Thessaloniki
� Panepistimion Peloponnisoi, Tripolis
Hungary
� Budapesti Corvinus Egyetem, Budapest
� Eötvös Loránd Tudományegyetem,
Budapest
� Pázmány Péter Katolikus Egyetem,
Budapest
� University of Debrecen, Debrecen
� Széchenyi István Egyetem, Györ
� University of Pécs, Pécs
� Szegedi Tudományegyetem, Szeged
Iceland
� Háskóli Islands, Reykjavik
� Listaháskóli Islands, Reykjavik
Ireland
� University College Dublin, Dublin
� National University of Ireland, Galway
� University of Limerick, Limerick
� Waterford Institute of Technology,
Waterford
Italy
� Conservatorio di Musica ‘Vivaldi’,
Alessandria
� Conservatorio di Musica "G. B. Martini",
Bologna
� Università degli studi di Bologna, Bologna
� Accademia di Belle Arti di Carrara,
Carrara
� Università degli studi di Catania, Catania
� Università degli studi 'G.D.'Annunzio'di
Chieti, Chieti
� Università degli studi della Calabria,
Commenda di Rende
� Università degli studi di Firenze, Florenz
� Istituto San pellegrino - Scuola Superiore
per Mediatori Linguistici, Forlì
� Università degli studi di Genova, Genoa
� Università del Salento, Lecce
� Libera Università di Lingue e
Comunicazione (IULM), Milan
� Università degli studi di Milano, Milan
� Università degli studi di Milano-Bicocca,
Milan
� Università degli studi di Messina, Messina
� Scuola Superiore per Mediatori
Linguistici – Scuole Civiche die
Milano, Milano
� Istituto Universitario "Suor Orsola
Benincasa" di Napoli, Naples
� Istituto Universitario Orientale di Napoli,
Naples
� Università degli studi di Napoli Federico
II, Naples
� Università degli studi di Padova 'Il Bo',
Padua
� Università degli studi di Palermo, Palermo
� Università degli studi di Pavia, Pavia
� Conservatorio di Musica "F. Morlacchi" di
Perugia, Perugia
� Conservatorio di Musica ‘G. Rossini’,
Pesaro
� Università degli studi di Pisa, Pisa
� Università degli studi di Roma 'La
Sapienza', Rome
� Università degli studi di Roma 'Tor
Vergata', Rome
� Università degli studi di Roma Tre, Rome
� Università degli studi di Salerno, Salerno
� Università degli studi di Sassari, Sassari
� Università degli studi di Siena, Siena
� Università degli studi di Trento, Trento
� Università degli studi di Trieste, Trieste
� Università degli studi di Torino, Turin
� Università degli studi di Udine, Udine
� Università degli studi di Urbino, Urbino
� Università degli studi di Verona, Verona
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Latvia
� Liepaja University, Liepaja
� Rezeknes Augstskola, Rezekne
� Latvijas Kulturas Akademija, Riga
� Latvijas Makslas Akademija, Riga
� Latvijas Universitate, Riga
� Ventspils Augstskola, Ventspils
Lithuania
� Vytauto Didziojo Universitetas, Kaunas
� Vilniaus Universitetas, Vilnius
Luxembourg
� Université de Luxembourg, Luxembourg

Malta
� University of Malta, Msida
Netherlands
� Conservatorium van Amsterdam,
Amsterdam
� Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, Amsterdam
� Hogeschool van Arnhem en Nijmegen,
Arnhem
� Technische Universiteit Eindhoven,
Eindhoven
� Unversiteit Twente, Enschede
� University of Groningen, Groningen
� Universiteit Leiden, Leiden
� Hogeschool Zuyd, Maastricht
� Radboud Universiteit Nijmegen, Nijmegen
� Universiteit Utrecht, Utrecht
Norway
� University of Bergen, Bergen
� Østfold College, Halden
� University of Agder (UiA), Kristiansand
� Norges Musikkhøgskole, Oslo
� Universitetet i Oslo , Oslo
� University of Tromsø, Tromsø
Poland
� Uniwersytet Warminsko-Mazurski w
Olsztynie, Allenstein
� Akademia Muzyczna im. Karola
Lipínskiego we Wroclawiu, Wroclaw
� Uniwersytet Wroclawski, Wroclaw
� Bydgoszcz University of Kazimierz Wielki
(Akademia Bydgoska im. Kazimiera
Wielkiego), Bromberg
� Akademia Sztuk Pieknych w Gdansku,
Gdansk
� Uniwersytet Gdanski, Gdansk
� Akademia Muzyczna im. Karola
Szymanowskiego w Katowicach,
Katowice
� Slaska Akademia Medyczna W
Katowicach, Katowice
� Uniwersytet Slaski, Katowice
� Akademia Muzyczna w Krakowie, Krakow
� Jagiellonian University (Uniwersytet
Jagiellonski), Krakow
� Wyzsza Szkola Filozoficzno-
Pedagogiczna Ignatianum w Krakowie,
Krakow
� Uniwersytet Pedagogiczny im. Komisji
Edukacji Narodowej w Krakowie,
Krakow
� Akademia Muzyczna W Lódzki, Lódz
� Uniwersytet Lódzki, Lódz
� Uniwersytet Opolski, Opole
� Akademia Medyczna Im. Karola
Marcinkowskiego, Poznan
� Uniwersytet Im. Adama Mickiewicza,
Poznan
� Akademia Muzyczna im. I. J.
Paderewskiego w Poznaniu, Poznan
� Uniwersytet Szczecinski, Szczecin
� Nicholas Copernicus University
(Uniwersytet Im Mikolaja Kopernika),
Torun
� Cardinal Stefan Wyszynski University
Warsaw, Warsaw
� Szkoła Główna Handlowa w Warszawie,
Warsaw
� University of Warsaw, Warsaw
� Akademia Muzyczna im. Fryderyka
Chopina w Warszawie, Warsaw
Portugal
� Universiade de Aveiro, Aveiro
� Universidade do Minho, Braga
� Universidade do Algarve, Faro
� Instituto Politecnico de Lisboa, Lisbon
� Istituto Superior de Ciências do Trabalho
e da Empresa, Lisbon
� Universidade de Lisboa, Lisbon
� Universidade Nova de Lisboa, Lisbon
� Universidade Técnica de Lisboa, Lisbon
� Universidade do Porto, Porto
Romania
� Universitatea ´Dunarea de Jos´din Galati,
Galati
� Universitatea `Alexandru Ioan Ciza´, Iaşi
� Universitatea de Medicina si Farmacie
´Grigore T. Popa” din Iaşi, Iaşi
� Universitatea din Oradea, Oradea
� Universitatea ´Eftimie Murgu´ Resita,
Resita
� Universitatea ´Lucian Blaga´ din Sibiu,
Sibiu
Sweden
� Högskolan i Borås, Borås
� Högskolan Dalarna, Falun
� Högskolan i Gävle, Gävle
� Göteborg University, Göteborg
� Halmstad University, Halmstad
� Jönköping University, Jönköping
� Linnéuniversitetet, Kalmar
� Karlstad University, Karlstad
� Linköping University Linköping
� Lunds Universitet, Lund
� Royal College of Music (Kungliga
Musikhögskolan), Stockholm
� Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm
� Stockholm University, Stockholm
� Mittuniversitetet, Sundsvall
� Umeå Universitet, Umeå
� Uppsala University, Uppsala
� Mälardalen University, Västerås
Switzerland
� Bern University of Applied Sciences
� University of Bern, Bern
� HES-SO Haute École Spécialisée de
Suisse Occidentale, Delémont
� Université de Fribourg, Fribourg
� Institut d'Études Sociales IES, Geneva
� Université de Genève, Geneva
� Université de Lausanne, Lausanne
� Università della Svizzera italiana, Lugano
� University of Lucerne, Lucerne
� Université de Neuchâtel, Neuenburg
� Swiss Federal Institute of Technology
Zurich, Zurich
� University of Zurich, Zurich
Slovakia
� Slovenská Technická Univerzita v
Bratislave (STU), Bratislava
� Presovská Univerzita v Presove, Presov
� Katolicka Univerzita v Ruzomberku,
Ruzomberok
Slovenia
� University of Ljubljana, Ljubljana
� University of Maribor, Maribor
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Spain
� Universidad de Alcalá de Henares, Alcalá
de Henares
� Universidad de Alicante, Alicante
� Universidad Autónoma de Barcelona,
Barcelona
� Universidad de Barcelona, Barcelona
� Universidad Pompeu Fabra Barcelona,
Barcelona
� Universidad del País Vasco, Bilbao
� Universidad Jaume I de Castellón,
Castellón
� Universidad Miguel Hernandez de Elche,
Elche
� Universidad de Granada, Granada
� Universidad de Las Palmas de Gran
Canaria, Gran Canaria (Las Palmas)
� Universidad Autónoma de Madrid, Madrid
� Universidad Complutense de Madrid,
Madrid
� Universidad Pontificia Comillas, Madrid
� Universidad Católica San Antonio, Murcia
� Universidad de Oviedo, Oviedo
� Universidad de Navarra, Pamplona
� Universidad de Salamanca, Salamanca
� Universidad de Santiago de Compostela,
Santiago de Compostela
� Conservatorio Superior de Música
´Manuel Castillo` de Sevilla, Sevilla
� Universidad de Sevilla, Sevilla
� Universidad de La Laguna, Tenerife
� Universidad Cardenal Herrera, Valencia
� Universidad Católica de Valencia `San
Vicente Mártir´, Valencia
� Universidad de Valencia, Valencia
� Universidad de Valladolid, Valladolid
� Universitat de Vic, Vic (Barcelona)
� Universidad de Vigo, Vigo

Turkey
� Cukurova University, Adana
� Baskent University, Ankara
� Bilkent Üniversitesi, Ankara
� Gazi University, Ankara
� Hacettepe Üniversitesi, Ankara
� Middle East Technical University (METU),
Ankara
� Anadolu University, Eskisehir
� Beykent Universitesi, Istanbul
� Bogaziçi Üniversitesi, Istanbul
� Fatih Üniversitesi, Istanbul
� Isik Üniversitesi, Istanbul
� Istanbul Bilgi Üniversitesi, Istanbul
� Istanbul Teknical University, Istanbul
� Istanbul University, Istanbul
� Marmara Üniversitesi, Istanbul
� Mimar Sinan Fine Arts University,
Istanbul
� T.C. Okan Üniversitesi, Istanbul
� Yeditepe Universitesi, Istanbul
� Yildiz Teknik Universitesi, Istanbul
� Ege Üniversitesi, Izmir
� 7 Aralik University, Kilis
� Mugla Üniversitesi, Mugla
� Sakarya Üniversitesi, Sakarya
� Cumhuriyet Üniversitesi, Sivas
� Yüzüncü Yil Üniversitesi, Van
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