First, the department setting
There are 8 colleges in the school, namely: Christian Theological Seminary, Catholic Theological Seminary, Law and Economics College, Medical College, Philosophy College, Mathematics and Natural Science College, Agricultural College and Education College. In addition, there are more than a dozen research institutions directly under each school, such as archaeological research institute, language experiment center and astronomical research center. Liberal arts: Egyptology, archaeology, ancient American literature, Byzantine language, professional translation, French, geography, Germanic language, history, food nutrition, Indian Germanic language, Hindi language, informatics, Italian, Japanese, Celtic language, public relations, comparative literature, national history, art history, literature, Mongolian language, musicology, etc.
Science: astronomy, biology, food chemistry, food technology, mathematics, medicine, meteorology, pharmacy, physics, southeast studies, surveying, dentistry, chemistry, etc.
Second, the school profile
Bonn University is the product of the Enlightenment in18th century. 1777, people established institutions of higher learning in Bonn to promote the vigorous development of the Enlightenment. 1786 was transformed into a university, which was the predecessor of Bonn University. Soon, Napoleon I attacked Germany, the Rhine region was occupied, and Bonn fell. Because the French brought a brand-new bourgeois democratic thought, this school became a big forum for the ideological debate between feudal conservative thought and freedom. After the defeat of Napoleon, Bonn returned to Prussia. Humboldt, a famous progressive thinker at that time, and Friedrich, king of Pu Songling, proposed. With the help of William III, the school became a regular university in Prussia on June 18 18, and the government took over the school. 1828, the school takes the name of the donor as the school name, that is, Friedrich in Bonn, Rhein, Germany. William University, referred to as Bonn University. At this point, the development of all fields of the school began to get on the right track. In recent years, the international status of Bonn University has attracted great attention, especially in the ranking of universities in the field of traditional ideology. Mr. Gu Bin, a famous professor of Chinese Department in the university, sharply criticized contemporary writers in China, which also made Bonn University a well-known German university in China. At present, the comprehensive large-scale professional departments of Bonn University are: theology and gospel theory department, Catholic Protestant theory department, national economy comprehensive department, mathematics and natural science department, philosophy and conscious thinking science department, law and national key science department, medical and clinical science department.
Third, the scale of running a school
This is a comprehensive university. Originally known as 1777, the Max College established by the Principality of Cologne, 1784 was changed to a university. 1798. 18 18 the prussian government ordered the reconstruction of the former elector's palace in Bonn. 1828 changed to the current name. Taking Berlin University as an example, Bonn University promulgated its charter in 1827, emphasizing the combination of teaching and scientific research and respecting academic freedom as the guiding principle. During Nazi rule, it was severely damaged. After the Second World War, schools were rapidly restored and developed. There are Christian theological seminaries, Catholic theological seminaries, schools of mathematics and natural sciences, medical schools, schools of philosophy, schools of law and economics, schools of agriculture and schools of education. There are the Institute of Water Conservancy Law, the Institute of Power Law, the Max Planck Institute of Radio Astronomy, the Institute of Savings, Exchange and Credit Industry, the Rhine-Westphalia Institute of Tool Mathematics, the Oriental Language Research Office and so on. Among them, law, philosophy and medicine (especially medical surgery) are famous disciplines in Bonn University. Marx studied here from 1835 to 1836.