Facts and figures
Study
- Three Faculties: Law, Business Administration and Economics, Social and Cultural Sciences and the European New School of Digital Studies
- 26 study courses, of which
- 13 with options for international double degrees
- eleven undergraduate study courses, of which
- two bifaculty
- two dual
- 17 advanced MA study courses, of which
- two trifaculty
- five fee-based continuing education study programmes
- six certificate and postgraduate degree programmes
- 3,651 students, of which
- 2,050 German students
- 1,601 international students
(as of 13 August 2026)
Research
- 327 doctoral students
- 37 completed PhDs and habilitations
(in the year 2024)
- 156 third-party funded projects
- 21 projects funded by the German Research Foundation (DFG)
(as of 30 November 2024)
Employees
- 602 employees, including 70 professors, of which
- eight junior professors and
-
226 research associates, of which
- 20.80 % permanent
(as of 1 April 2025)
Finances
- 59.9 million euros total budget, of which
- 9.1 million euros in third-party funding
(in the year of 2024)