Herun Gen-Nuremberg University (full name Friedrich-Alexander Herun Gen-Nuremberg University, German: Friedrich-Alexander-University? T Erlangen-Nürnberg (FAU) is a German university with a long history, located in Herle and Nuremberg.
Herun Gen-Nuremberg University was founded in Bayreuther in 1743, and then moved to Hellem. The School of Economics and Education in Nuremberg was merged into the university in 1972. Became the second largest national comprehensive university in Bavaria. The name of Herun Genn-Nuremberg University comes from the founder Friedrich and the patron christian frederick Charles Alexander, Marquis of Brandenburg-Bayreuther.
Herun's Genn-Nuremberg University, Aachen University of Technology, technical university of munich University of Technology, Darmstadt University of Technology and Dresden University of Technology are equal members of the European top industrial managers' university alliance, with excellent medical schools and technical colleges. Among them, materials science, energy engineering, communication system, electrical engineering, medicine and other majors rank in the top of QS World University, and academic ranking of world universities of Shanghai Jiaotong University ranks in the top of Germany all the year round 10. Since its establishment, the school has trained four Nobel Prize winners and many outstanding scientists, engineers, philosophers and medical scientists.