University of Mannheim

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University of Mannheim
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motto In Omnibus Veritas Suprema Lex Esto ( Latin )
In everything the truth is the highest commandment
founding 1907
Sponsorship state
place Coat of arms Mannheim.svg Mannheim
state Baden-WürttembergBaden-Württemberg Baden-Württemberg
country GermanyGermany Germany
Rector Thomas Puhl
Students 12,089 (FWS 2019/20)
Employee approx. 1,600 (2019)
including professors 194 (2019)
Annual budget 121 million euros (2019)
Networks DFH
Website www.uni-mannheim.de

The University of Mannheim ( UMA ) is a university in Mannheim, Baden-Württemberg and - founded in 1907 as a municipal commercial college and renamed University in 1967 - one of the younger universities in Germany . Located in Mannheim Palace , it sees itself in the tradition of the Palatinate Academy of Sciences, founded in 1763 .

The university has five faculties, economics and law , business administration , social sciences , the philosophy faculty as well as business informatics and business mathematics . The medical faculty in Mannheim, on the other hand, belongs to the Ruprecht-Karls-Universität Heidelberg . In 2005 the Mannheim Business School was also founded. The Graduate School for Economics and Social Sciences (GESS), established in 2007, has been funded since the first round of the federal government's Excellence Initiative and continued to be financed in the second round from 2012. The university offers bachelor's, master's and state examination degrees. Mannheim is known for its interdisciplinary approach; Many subjects, for example in social sciences, computer science , law or the humanities , offer the opportunity to acquire well-founded knowledge of economics in addition to the main subject. Particularly noteworthy is the bachelor's degree in corporate law (LL.B.) , which ends after three years in a legal business administration degree, entitles to a master's degree in business administration or law and is also recognized as an intermediate stage of the state examination ( Mannheim model ).

history

Main entrance of the university with the historical lettering of the business school

The University of Mannheim has a historical focus on economics. Its roots go back to the municipal commercial college founded in 1907 on the initiative of the Mannheim bourgeoisie. Supported by the Chamber of Commerce, the university, which trained young businesspeople until the 1930s, turned into a center of higher education. In addition to events in economics, lectures in philosophy, history, art and natural sciences were offered. In the inter-war period, the Institute for Psychology and Education and an interpreting institute were added.

The commercial college was incorporated into Heidelberg University in 1933. During National Socialism , only three of the 14 Jewish lecturers at the former commercial college survived the Holocaust . Among the victims is also the head of the psychological institute and rector of the Otto Selz commercial college . Otto-Selz-Strasse, which leads around the university from the east, is a reminder of the recognized researcher of thought processes.

The university was re-established in 1946 as a state business school, which took on a sponsorship for the Königsberg commercial college in the early 1960s . The university's emblem , which symbolizes the close connection with the city of Mannheim, dates from the post-war period . The inscription IN OMNIBUS VERITAS is taken from Karl-Theodor's statutes, with which Karl-Theodor established the Electoral Palatinate Academy of Sciences in 1763. "In all truth, be the highest law - in omnibus veritas suprema lex esto" is the full quote.

Since the official appointment to the university in December 1967, the number of students and the range of subjects have grown significantly. Today five faculties offer opportunities for academic training and further education.

In 2016/2017, the University of Mannheim tried unsuccessfully to establish a branch in Heilbronn with an economic profile, which should have been financed from funds from the Dieter Schwarz Foundation based in Neckarsulm . The University of Mannheim lost out to three other universities in the negotiations, including the Technical University of Munich .

Rectors

profile

campus

A large part of the University of Mannheim is located in Mannheim Palace , one of the largest baroque palaces in Europe. With the help of companies, foundations and private sponsors, lecture halls and libraries were renovated in the 2000s as part of the “Renaissance of the Baroque Palace” and equipped with the latest technology. The campus project was continued until 2015 as "Renaissance 2.0". The campus is divided into a campus east (building from the train station to the castle and L 1, 1) and a campus west (A 3, A 5 and B 6).

Rankings, awards

In terms of business and economics and the social sciences, it is one of the best German universities according to rankings , awards and evaluations. In the ranking of the newspaper Wirtschaftswoche , in which more than 500 HR managers from the largest German companies were surveyed, all participating subjects at the university (business administration, economics, law, business informatics and computer science) were ranked among the top 10 in 2012 University of Mannheim took first place in 15 of the last 16 years. She also took first place in economics in both 2012 and 2013. In the 2011 CHE ranking , both the humanities and economics took top positions. The university received the best ratings nationwide in a total of four subjects: in business administration, economics, political science and sociology. In the CHE ranking from 2014, the University of Mannheim reached the group of the best-ranked state universities in business administration and the top group in Germany in economics. The university- related research institutes MZES , GESIS , but especially the ZEW , have earned a reputation nationwide. The affiliated Graduate School of Economic and Social Sciences (GESS) will be funded until 2017 as part of the excellence initiative of the federal and state governments.

The university also achieved high ratings in an international comparison. In 2016, the Mannheim Faculty of Business Administration was ranked 14th in the Financial Times 'Masters in Management Ranking' in a comparison of international universities. In terms of the ratio of the salary of the graduates three years after graduation and the study costs, Mannheim was the ninth-best institution in the ranking from. In the international business school ranking (world except USA) by Bloomberg Businessweek in 2015, the University of Mannheim reached 17th place, ahead of Imperial College London . In a survey published in the New York Times, the University of Mannheim landed as the third-best German university. In the Global MBA Ranking of the Financial Times, the Mannheim Business School reached 49th place worldwide and thus 1st place in the German-speaking region and a place within the top 20 in Europe. In the global Times Higher Education (THE) World University Ranking, the University of Mannheim was ranked 23rd in the field of economics as the best German-speaking university, 55th in the social sciences and 102nd in the overall university ranking, number 10 in Germany and the only university without natural sciences or medicine in Germany.

The website MBA50.com, which sees itself as a platform for the best business schools in the world, merges European ranking lists (from Businessweek, Financial Times, Economist and Forbes, among others) into a kind of super ranking. Mannheim Business School (MBS) ranks 14th here.

In addition to its research and teaching offers, the university's services were also recognized. In 2001, for example, the Stifterverband für die Deutsche Wissenschaft awarded the University of Mannheim a prize for the best alumni work in German-speaking countries. With € 13.6 million in 2003, the University of Mannheim was the most successful university in the field of fundraising in Germany, ahead of the University of Witten / Herdecke (€ 11.6 million) and the Technical University of Munich (€ 7.6 million ).

In 2014 Michael Hartmann examined the educational biographies of 529 board members of the 100 largest German companies. 13 university graduates were represented on the company boards examined.

courses

The largest admission-restricted courses in relation to the number of places per year include the bachelor's courses in business administration (410), corporate lawyer (274), business education (230), economics (220), political science (135), sociology (113), psychology (110) and business mathematics (105) as well as the Mannheim Master in Management (348).

International

The University of Mannheim maintains contacts with more than 450 scientific institutions around the world. It maintains a variety of exchange programs and offers several international degree programs and double degrees. The semester times are based on the internationally prevailing rhythm with lectures from September to December and February to June. The introduction of the European Credit Transfer System (ECTS) also makes it easier for German students to study abroad and for foreign students to study in Mannheim. A number of internationally oriented master’s courses are also characteristic:

  • MBA from Mannheim Business School
  • Mannheim Master in Management
  • Master in Political Science
  • Master of Economics
  • Master of Comparative Law
  • Master of Arts Intercultural German Studies (Joint Degree with the University of Waterloo )

Profile sharpening

The profile of the University of Mannheim is shaped by economics and social sciences. The Philosophical Faculty is the second strongest faculty after the Business Administration and offers history, media and communication studies, German, English and Romance studies as well as philosophy. Typical for Mannheim are courses with an economic component such as the Bachelor and Master “Culture and Economy” or the course “Corporate Lawyer”. Economics, sociology, politics and psychology are traditionally strong in Mannheim. Mathematics and computer science or business informatics can also be studied at the University of Mannheim. The profile formation took place in the 2000s under the rectors Frankenberg and Arndt and was not undisputed. The highlight of the public discussion was A. An article in the FAZ under the title Students are not farm animals that appeared on October 25, 2006. The process was finally assessed as an exemplary reform of a university.

Faculties

The University of Mannheim currently has five faculties 14 Bachelor -Studiengänge ( B.Sc. , BA , B.Ed. and LL.B. ) and 16 Master programs ( M.Sc. , MA , M.Ed. , LL. M. , MBA and MCBL ), ten teacher training courses and the state examination for lawyers.

Faculty of Business Administration

With around 3975 students - about one in five from abroad - the Faculty of Business Administration, founded in 1969, is the largest faculty at the university. With around eight applicants for a study place, the business administration faculty is one of the most competitive courses in the country. Professors Christian Homburg and Martin Weber took first places in the research-related Handelsblatt ranking of all (approx. 1000) business administration professors at German universities. The Mannheim Master in Management course ranks 14th in the International Masters in Management 2012 ranking by the Financial Times . At the Faculty includes 31 chairs and the Institute for Market-Oriented Management (imu) , the Institute for Small Business Research (ifm) and the Institute of Banking and Finance . In March 2000 it received accreditation from AACSB International and in June 2004 accreditation from EQUIS . In addition to the classic courses, the Mannheim Business School , which is part of the faculty, offers the Master of Business Administration (MBA) postgraduate course . The business administration faculty in Mannheim has also been accredited by the British Association of MBAs (AMBA) since March 11, 2008 and is the first German university to have the so-called " Triple Crown " (AACSB, EQUIS and AMBA). 74 universities worldwide are currently awarded this triple seal of approval.

Philosophical Faculty

The second largest faculty at the university with around 3050 students offers the largest range of courses with a large number of Bachelor, Master and teaching degree programs. In doing so, it cooperates with the University of Heidelberg and with the other faculties at the University of Mannheim, particularly in the areas of economics and social sciences . The Philosophical Faculty is home to the Historical Institute, Philosophy, the Seminars for Linguistics and Literature Studies as well as Media and Communication Studies.

The rectorate planned to dissolve the Philosophical Faculty in the course of the structural and development planning and to distribute the departments between the Faculty of Law and Economics (Historical Institute) and the Faculty of Social Sciences (other areas). The rectorate met with broad resistance. Subsequent plans from November 2007 to reorganize the philosophical faculty with the social science faculty into one major faculty with two independent departments were not implemented. Today, the philosophy faculty is characterized by the possibility of combining one of its subjects as a major with in-depth knowledge of economics in the course culture and economics .

Faculty of Law and Economics

Law department in the west wing of the baroque palace
Economics department in square L7

The formerly independent faculties for economics and law were merged in 2004 into one faculty with two departments.

Law Department

The Law Department covers the areas of civil law , public law and criminal law . Approx. 1460 students are registered in the Law Department. The focus of the research lies in the area of ​​business law and is characterized by intensive interlinking with the area of ​​business administration (in particular: marketing, management, tax, accounting, human resources).

Since autumn 2008, Mannheim has been the first German university to offer a bachelor's degree called Corporate Lawyer University of Mannheim LL.B. which can be expanded to the first state examination with further studies. In the Bachelor’s degree, which is already a professional qualification, the entire civil law and public commercial law are dealt with. A third of the study time includes economics subjects offered by the Faculty of Business Administration. After this basic training, there is a specialization in the areas of human resources or tax and accounting. The bachelor's degree already includes the civil law exams for the first state examination. These can be "layered" as part of the four-semester postgraduate course, which covers public law and criminal law. After completing the postgraduate course, all you need to do to obtain the first state examination is the criminal and public law exams. The course in corporate law at the University of Mannheim LL.B. makes it possible for the first time in Germany to obtain a bachelor's degree, which allows the graduate, in addition to an immediate entry into the profession, to study with the classic study of business administration (Master), a further legal degree with a focus on business law (Master of Law) or to continue the classic German legal training, the state examination . Furthermore, the best 5% of the year are already eligible for doctorates with a Bachelor's degree. The classic state examination course was abolished in the fall semester of 2009.

As an advanced degree, the department offers a Master of Laws ( LL.M. ) with an optional specialization in tax law or employment law and a mandatory semester abroad. The Master of Laws (LL.M.) degree in competition and regulatory law will begin for the first time in the fall semester of 2017 . In addition, the University of Mannheim, in cooperation with the Australian University of Adelaide, offers a joint master’s degree to acquire the Master of Comparative Business Law (MCBL) .

Research and practice transfer are supported by a number of institutes, including the Institute for Company Law (IURUM), the Institute for Insurance Science, the Institute for German, European and International Medical Law, Health Law and Bioethics (IMGB), the Center for Insolvency and Reorganization (ZIS ), the Interdisciplinary Center for Intellectual Property (IZG) and the Center for Corporate Succession (zentUma). Well-known professors in the department include Georg Bitter in insolvency law, Carsten Schäfer in corporate law and Jochen Taupitz in medical law.

Department of Economics

The economics department is one of the leading economics faculties in Germany and Europe. In 2017, as in 2011 and 2013, it was named the most research-oriented economics faculty in Germany by the Handelsblatt. The Times Higher Education World University Ranking lists Mannheim economics at number 1 in Germany, number 8 among European universities and number 33 worldwide. In the QS World University Ranking, the University of Mannheim also ranks first in Germany as the only German department in the top 50 in the field of Economics & Econometrics.

In the spring semester of 2019, around 650 students were enrolled in the Bachelor's and around 160 in the Master's degree in Economics. At the department, 22 professors research and teach in the fields of macro and microeconomics, public finance, economic policy, econometrics and international economics, plus several junior professorships, private lecturers, academic advisors, employees and lecturers. The chairs for economic history and statistics are also part of the economics department.

Based on the Anglo-Saxon postgraduate training , the traditional professorial doctorate has been replaced by a three-year structured doctoral program. For this purpose, the Center for Doctoral Studies in Economics (CDSE) was set up at the Graduate School of Economic and Social Sciences (GESS), which is funded as part of the nationwide Excellence Initiative. The CDSE maintains a partnership and an exchange program with Yale University and is part of the European Network for Training in Economic Research (ENTER), an initiative of Europe's leading economic departments. In addition to the University of Mannheim, these are the only German universities to include the Universitat Autonoma de Barcelona , Université Libre de Bruxelles , University College London , Universidad Carlos III de Madrid , Stockholm School of Economics , Universiteit van Tilburg and Université de Toulouse 1 . In addition to ENTER, the Economics Department is involved in three EU research networks and provides eight Research Fellows at the Center for Economic Policy Research , London. In addition, there is cooperation with the Ifo Institute , ZEW - Leibniz Center for European Economic Research , GESIS - Leibniz Institute for Social Sciences , Mannheim Center for European Social Research (MZES) and the Institute for SME Research . Also special is the agreement with Heidelberg University , under which students can have courses from the other university in the specialization area credited.

With the aim of attracting external people to the University of Mannheim, the Economics department organizes a lecture series every semester together with the Dean's Office. Past lecture series were under the main topics "Flight & Migration" (2016), "Social Inequality" (2016/17), "Plural Economics" (2017), "Development Economics" (2017/18), "The New Normal" (2018 ), "Health Economics" (2018/19) and "Environmental Economics" (2019). Well-known professors such as Hans-Werner Sinn and Lars Feld , politicians such as Dietmar Bartsch (Die Linke), the former judge at the Federal Constitutional Court Udo di Fabio , as well as practitioners from organizations such as the OECD , World Bank , UN , ECB and EU were present for the lectures -Commission , Bundesbank , GIZ and KfW won.

Faculty of Social Sciences

Faculty of Social Sciences in square A 5

Around 1,600 students study at the Faculty of Social Sciences . You will be taught by 38 professors and 93 scientific staff. The faculty includes the fields of sociology, political science and psychology. The department of education was abolished by reassignment of the professorships. In numerous rankings, the faculty's individual subjects repeatedly occupy top positions in an international and national comparison.

Faculty of Business Informatics and Business Mathematics

Faculty of Business Mathematics and Business Informatics in square B6

The Faculty of Business Informatics and Business Mathematics is the youngest faculty at the university. This emerged in spring 2011 from the former Faculty of Mathematics and Computer Science. The economic reorientation is based on the so-called small exchange of subjects with the University of Heidelberg and the profile formation of the University of Mannheim, on which the university committees agreed in 2007. At that time, the University of Mannheim handed over technical informatics to Heidelberg in order to strengthen business informatics in return. This exchange of subjects was highly controversial in Mannheim. Today the faculty has 22 professorships, four of which are junior professorships, which train around 1,050 students. In addition to a bachelor's or master's degree in business informatics or business mathematics, the faculty also offers mathematics and computer science for student teachers.

University library

Logo University Library Mannheim.svg

The  Mannheim University Library  is used to supply literature and provide information for research, teaching, study and further education at the university and has a library stock of 2.2 million media. In addition, it is open to citizens, authorities and companies in the city and the surrounding area. She participates in international and German  interlibrary loan  . The areas of the Mannheim University Library are divided into the central building of the palace (history, law and economics), the snail's yard (business administration) and the squares A 3 (English studies, educational sciences, philosophy, psychology, Romance studies, linguistics and literary studies) and A 5 ( Social sciences, mathematics and computer science).

research

The profile of the university is reflected in the research performance. Mannheim is one of the best research centers in Germany for economics and social sciences. The law and humanities as well as mathematics and computer science also conduct research at a very high level and can position themselves very well nationwide by setting priorities. All disciplines work together to develop central Mannheim research topics, such as decisions, governance, migration and integration or language acquisition.

Scientific institutions (selection)

In the university environment

Scholarship system

In 2007 the university was one of the first German universities to set up its own scholarship system. In 2011, the so-called “Mannheim scholarships” were replaced by Germany scholarships. A special feature in German-speaking countries are the “Mannheimer Sportstipendium”, which helps top athletes to coordinate their studies and top-class sport, and the “Bronnbacher Stipendium”, which imparts cultural competence to future managers. The Chance Scholarship has been helping international students in financial need in particular since 2017.

Partner universities

The university maintains collaborations and joint exchange programs with the following international partner universities, among others:

Student groups and initiatives (selection)

  • AEGEE Mannheim
  • AIESEC Mannheim
  • Amnesty International
  • Working group stock exchange - students of the University of Mannheim
  • Business Education Student Council
  • Artes Liberales e. V. - Association for the promotion of students of the humanities and social sciences
  • AStA University of Mannheim
  • bdvb ( Federal Association of German Economists and Business Economists ) - University Group Mannheim
  • Germania fraternity in the SB in Mannheim
  • The LISTE Uni Mannheim - list for individual ethics, studies, love for animals and eschatology
  • ELSA Mannheim e. V. - The European Law Students' Association
  • Enactus Mannheim
  • Fachschaft BWL (business administration)
  • Student Council for History and Classical Studies (FGA)
  • Student council law
  • Student Council MKW (Media and Communication Sciences)
  • Student Council SoPo (Social and Political Sciences)
  • Student Council SpLit (Linguistics and Literature Studies)
  • Student Council Psycho (Psychology)
  • Student Council VWL (Economics)
  • FIM (Student Council for Computer Science and Mathematics)
  • CampusAktiv (initiative for service learning )
  • Infinity Mannheim e. V.
  • Integra e. V. - Student management consultancy
  • IDEiAS e. V.
  • Juso University Group
  • LHG - Liberal University Group Mannheim
  • Mannheim Debating Union e. V.
  • Mannheim Finance & Controlling Club e. V. (MFCC)
  • Mannheim Forum
  • Mannheim Investment Club e. V.
  • MTP - Marketing between theory and practice e. V.
  • MARKET TEAM e. V. Mannheim
  • Model United Nations ( MUN ) Mannheim e. V.
  • POLImotion e. V. - independent and non-partisan student initiative
  • PRO BONO Mannheim - Student Legal Advice e. V.
  • Projekt.Ausbildung - Help with finding a training place e. V.
  • RadioAktiv ( campus radio )
  • Ring of Christian Democratic Students (RCDS)
  • Students for Christ Mannheim (SfC)
  • Student Mission Germany in Mannheim (SMD)
  • sneep (student network for business and business ethics)
  • SICoR ( Club of Rome student initiative )
  • th inc! e. V. - Student initiative for entrepreneurship
  • UNICEF University Group Mannheim
  • uniMAgazin e. V.
  • Uni Spirit
  • VaPassion e. V.
  • VDE University Group Mannheim
  • VISA e. V. - Association of International Student Sponsorships at the University of Mannheim ( ESN Mannheim )
  • vinUM Mannheim

Personalities

See also

literature

  • Eduard Gaugler: The University of Mannheim in the past and present . Mannheim 1976.
  • Markus Enzenauer: Economic history in Mannheim . Mannheim 2005, ISBN 3-938031-13-1 .
  • AStA of the University of Mannheim: What was not in the rector's report: Business college, University of Mannheim secret: Annotations on the history of the business school / University of Mannheim in the Cold War and after (University of Mannheim: Series of publications by the AStA of the University of Mannheim; Volume 8) . AStA of the Univ., Mannheim 2001.
  • Development of professorships in business administration ... (University of Mannheim: Research reports / University of Mannheim, Faculty of Business Administration; 2009, No. 1) . Univ., Chair and Seminar for General Business administration, human resources and work science, Mannheim 2009.
  • Horst Hamann / Ed .: Rectorate of the University of Mannheim: University of Mannheim: 100 . Ed. Panorama, Mannheim 2007, ISBN 978-3-89823-330-9 .
  • Birgit Grüb: Foundation of university publishing houses using the example of the University of Mannheim (Zugl .: Mannheim, Univ., Diploma thesis, 2004/2005) . Mannheim Univ. Press, Mannheim 2006, ISBN 3-939352-01-2 .
  • Alumni-Clubs.net, Association of Alumni Organizations in German-speaking Countries V .: The alumni concept of the University of Mannheim (best practice in alumni work; issue no. 1) . Alumni-Clubs.net, Mannheim 2004.

Web links

Commons : University of Mannheim  - Collection of images, videos and audio files
Universities and colleges in Baden-Württemberg
State universities

Freiburg  • Heidelberg  • Hohenheim  • Karlsruhe  • Constance  • Mannheim  • Stuttgart  • Tübingen  • Ulm

Private universities

Friedrichshafen

Pedagogical colleges

Freiburg  • Heidelberg  • Karlsruhe  • Ludwigsburg  • Schwäbisch Gmünd  • Weingarten

Art colleges (including music colleges )

Freiburg  • Heidelberg  • Karlsruhe ( music , visual arts , design ) • Ludwigsburg ( film academy , performing arts ) • Mannheim ( music and performing arts , pop academy ) • Rottenburg  • Schwäbisch Gmünd  • Stuttgart ( music and performing arts , visual arts ) • Trossingen  • Tübingen

State (technical) universities

Aalen  • Albstadt-Sigmaringen  • Biberach  • Esslingen  • Furtwangen  • Heilbronn  • Karlsruhe  • Kehl  • Constance  • Ludwigsburg  • Mannheim ( HS , HdBA ) • Nürtingen-Geislingen  • Offenburg  • Pforzheim  • Ravensburg-Weingarten  • Reutlingen  • Rottenburg  • Schwetzingen  • Stuttgart ( HfT , HdM ) • Ulm  • Villingen-Schwenningen

Church and private (technical) universities

Calw  • Freiburg ( EH , HKDM , KH ) • Heilbronn  • Heidelberg ( Fresenius , SRH , HfJS ) • Isny  • Karlsruhe  • Constance  • Liebenzell  • Ludwigsburg  • Mannheim  • Reutlingen  • Riedlingen  • Stuttgart ( AKAD , Freie HS , media , Merz , VWA , HfK + G , Macromedia )

Baden-Württemberg Cooperative State University

Heidenheim  • Heilbronn  • Karlsruhe  • Loerrach  • Mannheim  • Mosbach  • Ravensburg  • Stuttgart  • Villingen-Schwenningen

Coordinates: 49 ° 28 ′ 59.5 ″  N , 8 ° 27 ′ 52.9 ″  E

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