German-French university award

The Franco-German University Prize was founded in 1993 by German industrialists and was awarded until 2007 for special academic achievements. The courses were completed in the partner universities of the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology in Grenoble and Lyon . The graduates were funded by the Franco-German University College (DFHK) and receive the German and French diplomas. At 5,000 euros, the Franco-German University Prize was one of the best endowed university prizes.

German-French double diploma

In order to receive the German-French double diploma , the young students had to complete a two-year stay at one of the partner universities. Intensive language courses were offered so that the students could articulate and communicate well. However, the overall performance in the examinations and the scientific work was decisive for the Franco-German University Prize.

Award winners

1997 - 1998 - 1999 - 2000 - 2001 - 2002 - 2003 - 2004 - 2005 - 2006 - 2007

1997

Prix Double Diplomas

Thomas Veitshans
Anne-Claire Bornarel
Thilo Schwoebel

Prix de thesis

Jochen Betz
Christoph Hess

Prix Maitrise

Christoph Adelmann
Joerg Schuler
Valerie Link Pham

1998

Prix Double Diplôme

Markus Müller
Daniel Müller
David Coulet

Prix 1er DEA

Bertram Meyer

Prix Magistère

Jan Stark

Prix du DEIRecherche

Staphanie Menzemer

Prix Maîtrise Martin Möller

1999

not specified

2000

Prix Double Diplôme

Wiebke Guichard
Markus Laubscher
Bénédicte Dal Don
Frank Gabel
Annika Boenisch

Prix 1er de Maîtrise-ès-Physique

Bernd Feucht

Prix 1er de License-ès-Mathématiques

Johannes Rohe

2001

not specified

2002

not specified

2003

not specified

2004

not specified

2005

not specified

2006

Ecole Polytechnique

Nicolas Pauget

Prix double diploma

Gaert Hagmann

Prix Master 1

Angela Weitz

Prix Master 2

Antje Putze

2007

Ecole Nationale Superieure de Physique de Grenoble (ENSPG)

Laurence Lamour
Ralph Hahner
Laurent Coquard
Beniot Ramadout

Universite Joseph Fourier

Patrick Dupeyrat