Jürgen Lüthje

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Jürgen Lüthje (born September 30, 1941 in Dievenow ) is a German lawyer and former President of the University of Hamburg .

Life

The son of a prison officer grew up in Schleswig-Holstein and later in Remscheid . After graduating from the Röntgen High School there, Lüthje studied law at the Free University of Berlin and at the University of Bonn. According to the legal state examinations in Cologne (1967) and Dusseldorf (1973), he was at the University of Bremen Dr. jur. PhD. Further stations:

As president, he intensified the university's cooperation with business associations and cultural and scientific institutions in the city. In 1996 he had the university appraised by an external advisory commission in Germany for the first time and then developed the “University Development Project” as part of a program funded by the Volkswagen Foundation, which comprehensively reformed the self-governing and administrative structure of the University of Hamburg and strengthened the departments. During his tenure, the number of Collaborative Research Centers rose from three to seven and that of the Graduate Schools from six to twelve, while at the same time the university's budget was cut by three percent annually from 1995 and the university was forced to cut every second vacancy.

After reaching the age limit, Lüthje left his position on September 30, 2006; the physicist Monika Auweter-Kurtz was appointed his successor .

Lüthje is a member of the Education and Science Union and the SPD .

Fonts (selection)

  • with Holger Asche and Erich Schott: The numerus clausus or Who is allowed to study? (1973)
  • Development and profile of the University of Oldenburg (1984)
  • Co-author of the University Framework Act - Commentary (Ed .: Erhard Denninger , 1984)
  • Quality development in a differentiated higher education system (1996)
  • Reform university, performance through personal responsibility (2000)
  • with Sigrun Nickel: University development. Strategies - Experiences - Reflections (2003)

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