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Faculty at a glance

Photo: Fabian Stürtz

The Cologne Faculty of Law, one of the largest and richest in tradition in Germany, was already a special faculty when it was founded in 1388, as it was the first faculty to teach Roman law alongside canonical (ecclesiastical) law from the very beginning.
To this day, teaching and research cover a broad spectrum: from the basics of law to all socially relevant areas.

Statistics

 

 2019/20:

Institutes/research facilities: 54

Graduate schools: 1

Jean-Monet-Chair: 1

UoC Prize winners: 5   
      
Future Prize winners: 6               

Further prizes and honours (2020): 19

 

 

 

Professors: 38

Other academic staff: 220

Administrative and technical staff: 55

Degree programmes: 11

Students: 5733

Graduates: 606 

Completed doctorates: 66

 

 

At a glance