University of Bonn ,,Germany

Talking about the university's faculty, there are around 6,400 staff members who include 540 professors. All the professors of this university are exceptional in their areas of expertise and are recruited through a well-tried and tested recruitment strategy. The eminent researchers in this university have won two Nobel prizes, several Leibniz prizes as well as other kinds of academic honors, and also third-party funds amounting to approximately 154 million euros.

This university offers 200-degree programs in various areas of study. Some of the prime areas of study offered by this university are mathematics, physics, law, economics, neuroscience, medical genetics, chemical biology, agriculture, Asian and Oriental studies, and Philosophy and Ethics. The students of this university are offered a wide variety of education and training prospects and a peaceful environment for living. The University has nearly 38,043 students. The student population of the university includes 5,000 international students from 141 countries, including 989 doctoral students.

The University of Bonn has a centralized campus and comprises of 349 buildings. It has 58 libraries with around 5 million books and volumes. Within the university campus, there is also a university hospital that works closely with the university's school of medicine. The campus of this university also includes museums such as Academic Museum of Antiquities, Egyptian Museum, Arithmeum, Teaching Collection of Archaeology and Anthropology, Botanical Garden, Mineralogical Museum, Goldfuss Museum of Palaeontology, Horst Stoeckel-Museum of the History of Anesthesiology and Museum Koenig.

Regarding the research conducted at the University of Bonn, there are six major research themes that have the sole objective of making significant developments towards the prominent scientific, technological, and societal barriers in today's time. Within these themes, comes a comprehensive range of disciplines which are aligned along with six TRAs or Transdisciplinary Research Areas - Mathematics, Modelling and Simulation of Complex Systems, Building Blocks of Matter and Fundamental Interactions, Life and Health, Individuals, Institutions and Societies, Pre-Modern Orders and their Configurations in Transcultural Comparison, Continuities and Dynamics, and Innovation and Technology for Sustainable Futures.