Facts and figures
Student population
Since 2010-2011, the student population at the University of Strasbourg has been constantly increasing: 46 627 students enrolled with us for the academic year 2014-2015, among which 6178 freshmen. Unistra also attracts more and more international students, who represent about 20% of the student population.
Total student population : 46 627
Student enrollment
Distribution of students by type of degree
Distribution of students by field of study
International students enrolled at Unistra: 9 062, i.e. 19,4% of the total student population
Distribution of international students by region of origin
Our stakeholders
- 2 778 lecturers and lecturers-researchers
- 2 033 library, engineering, administration, technical and health staff
- 4 856 independant contractors
- 37 education and research departments (UFR), faculties, schools and institutes
- 72 research units (UPR, UMR, EA), 1 service and research unit (USR (MISHA)), 5 service unit and 6 federative research structures
Education
A wide range of degree and training programmes covering all disciplines
- Licences (L) : 32 disciplines
- Masters (M) : 63 disciplines, 185 specialities
- Doctorats (D) : 37 disciplines, 144 specialities
- Diplômes d’études universitaires scientifiques et techniques (Deust) / University scientific and technical diploma: 5
- Diplômes universitaires de technologie (DUT) / University technical diploma: 12
- Licences professionnelles / Vocational Bachelor's degrees : 40
- Engineering degrees: 8
- Master's degree Grande Ecole in management (EM Strasbourg): 1
- Institute of Political Studies' diploma (IEP): 1
- International preparatory cycle: Chemistry International Studies (CPI-CHEM.I.ST) at the ECPM: 1
- Health: 3 doctoral degrees in Medicine, Dental Surgery, Pharmacy
Research
The University of Strasbourg, a research actor at international level
- 1 Kavli Prize: Thomas Ebbesen, nanosciences (2014)
- 3 Nobel Prizes: Martin Karplus, chemistry (2013) - Jules Hoffmann, physiology - medicine (2011) - Jean-Marie Lehn, chemistry (1987)
- 3 CNRS Gold Medals: Jules Hoffmann (2011), Jean-Marie Lehn (1981), Pierre Chambon (1979)
- 1 Fields Medal: René Thom (1958)
- 1 Académie française member: Jules Hoffmann (2012)
- 15 Académie des sciences members and 1 correspondant
- 48 Institut universitaire de France members: 11 juniors, 17 seniors, 20 honorary members
- 3 Académie des inscriptions et belles lettres members
- 27 European Research Council (ERC) members: 16 juniors, 11 seniors
- 10 doctoral schools belonging to the joint Doctoral College and 2406 doctoral students
- 446 doctoral degrees awarded in 2014
- Founding member of the League of European Research Universities (LERU)