Academic staff 267 Total enrollment 2,794 (2012) | Established 2000 Administrative staff 472 Phone +41 41 229 50 00 | |
Motto universitas studentium et docentium President Prof. Dr. iur. Paul Richli Undergraduate tuition and fees 810 CHF (2016), International tuition: 1,110 CHF (2016) Similar Lucerne University of Applie, University of Neuchâtel, University of St Gallen, University of Lugano, University of Bern Profiles | ||
Lucerne university of applied sciences and arts studies
The University of Lucerne (German: Universität Luzern) is a public university with a campus in Luzern, Switzerland. 1460 undergraduates and 1258 postgraduate students attend the university, which makes it Switzerland's smallest university.
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- Lucerne university of applied sciences and arts studies
- Bsu exchange agreement with switzerland s university of lucerne lakeland news at ten april 9 2013
- Faculties
- Theology
- Humanities and Social Science
- Law
- Interdisciplinary Research Institutes and Research Centres
- Ranking
- References
Despite its size, it holds an international reputation in several areas. For instance, the Institute for Jewish-Christian Research has acquired renown. The university evolved over time: Since the early 17th century, courses in philosophy and theology have been taught in the city. The faculty of Theology was established in 1938, whereas the department of history was founded August 1, 1989. In 1993, the faculty of humanity was established. After a popular vote, the University of Lucerne was established in 2000.
Bsu exchange agreement with switzerland s university of lucerne lakeland news at ten april 9 2013
Faculties
The University of Lucerne has three faculties: Theology, Humanities and Social Sciences and Law.
Theology
Institutes and research units of the faculty of Theology:
Humanities and Social Science
Departments of the faculty of Humanities and Social Science:
Law
Institutes and research centres of the faculty of Law:
Interdisciplinary Research Institutes and Research Centres
Ranking
According to the 2005 swissUp ranking, the Lucerne School of Law is ranked amongst the top law schools in Switzerland.
Established in 2006 and therefore the youngest of its kind, the University of Lucerne’s Department of Political Science is already rated as one of the best in Switzerland for scientific publication output and international academic visibility.