Prix ​​Bartholdi

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The Prix ​​Bartholdi was first awarded in 2001 in Colmar . It is named after the Colmar-born sculptor Frédéric Auguste Bartholdi (1834–1904), whose best-known work is the Statue of Liberty in New York . The prize is awarded by the Promotion du Prix Bartholdi Association , which has been headed by a six-member Franco-German board since 2012, chaired by Klaus Riemenschneider from Wehr .

task

The Prix Bartholdi has set itself the task:

  • To promote the international orientation of business administration courses at universities in the Upper Rhine region
    The Prix Bartholdi wants to make clear to students the great need of Alsatian, Baden and Swiss business enterprises for young professionals with excellent foreign language and intercultural skills. Its aim is to contribute to the internationalization of studies and vocational training in the Upper Rhine region by awarding the best internship reports resulting from an internship abroad.
  • To promote the development of cross-border bi- and trinational courses in the Upper Rhine region
    Every year, a prize is awarded to project groups from universities in the Upper Rhine region that have made outstanding contributions to establishing joint, cross-border courses. The aim is to point out the importance of such courses for the Upper Rhine region and to encourage the creation of further joint courses in various disciplines.
  • Honoring personalities from business, politics or the university and cultural sectors
    Each year, the Prix Bartholdi awards an honorary prize to a personality who has made a special contribution to cross-border cooperation.

Award winners

Bi- / tri-national courses

  • 2003: European course in biotechnology (Universities of Basel , Strasbourg , Freiburg and Karlsruhe )
  • 2004: Mechatronics Trinational. ( University of Upper Alsace , Basel University of Applied Sciences and Lörrach University of Cooperative Education )
  • 2005: "Civil Engineering" course at the University of Strasbourg , the Karlsruhe University of Applied Sciences and the Basel University of Applied Sciences.
  • 2006: German-French, transnational teacher training
  • 2007: "EUCOR Master in Law" course (Universities of Strasbourg, Basel and Freiburg)
  • 2008: Master's degree "Franco-German Journalism" (University of Strasbourg (CUEJ) and University of Freiburg (France Center))
  • 2009: Trinational study project "Virtual Architecture University Upper Rhine" (Ecole Nationale Supérieure d'Architecture de Strasbourg, Universities of Karlsruhe and Freiburg, FHNW Basel, Universities of Rapperswil, Karlsruhe, Konstanz and Nürtingen)
  • 2010: Trinational course "Joint Master in Neuroscience" (Universities of Strasbourg, Freiburg and Basel)
  • 2011: Trinational course in "International Business Management" (Université de Haute Alsace (Colmar location), Cooperative State University Lörrach, University of Applied Sciences FHNW (Basel))
  • 2012: Trinational "Electrical Engineering and Information Technology" course (Institut Universitaire de Technologie de Haguenau, Hochschule Offenburg, Haute École ARC Neuchâtel)
  • 2013: Trinational course "Information & Communication Systems (ICS)" (Furtwangen University (HFU), Université de Haute-Alsace Mulhouse (UHA), University of Applied Sciences Northwestern Switzerland in Windisch)
  • 2014: Binational "Regio Chimica" course (University of Freiburg and University of Mulhouse)
  • 2015: Model United Nations Dual University Baden-Württemberg Lörrach project
  • 2016: EUCOR - the European campus

Honorary Prize Winner

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ pr.uni-freiburg.de