Catholic University of Eichstatt-Ingolstadt

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The Catholic University of Eichstätt-Ingolstadt (Katholische Universität Eichstätt-Ingolstadt, KU) in south Germany is the only Catholic university in the German-speaking world. Located in a popular tourist destination, the Altmühltal natural park in the heart of Bavaria, the KU offers its approximately 5100 students all the advantages of a small university with a compact campus. Around 120... professors, over 300 research associates, and a large number of lecturers with industry experience ensure that students receive excellent teaching and support. The KU has two campuses. Seven faculties are based in Eichstätt, while the Ingolstadt campus is home to the Ingolstadt School of Management. In both locations the cafeteria, lecture halls, library, and computer labs are all just a short walk away from one another.
The KU offers a wide range of different degree programs to suit many different interests and talents. Being a small university, it provides an excellent environment for interdisciplinary exchange between the eight faculties. The KU also has a strong global network with over 250 partner universities in Europe, North and South America, Asia, and Oceania.
With around 5400 students, the KU is currently the smallest university in Bavaria. Studying in Eichstätt means working in a welcoming atmosphere where small groups, individual consultation, and close working relationships are the norm.
On these pages you will find information on organizational matters, as well as an overview of the main contacts at the KU for a range of topics.
The research that is carried out at the KU is highly varied and covers a wide range of different areas. Research is conducted at all of the University’s faculties and institutes, as well as additional research centers. Information on our researchers’ projects is available in our database KU.fordoc. In addition to their work in their individual fields, many KU researchers are also involved in interdisciplinary projects related to cross-cutting topics. Many projects results can be accessed via the KU’s publication database KU.edoc.
The Center for Research Promotion (ZFF) was established at the KU in April 2016. Its main task is to bring together, coordinate, and effectively support the research activities of all members of the University.
Although its main focus is on topics related to initiating, securing and implementing third-party research projects, the ZFF is also the main point of contact for all questions regarding research strategy, as well as those of a practical nature. It also supports the university management and the KU’s central committees and bodies in the management of research processes in cases where this affects major areas such as research excellence and profile development, equal opportunities, ranking positions, accreditation, or internationalization.
The Center for Research Promotion is responsible for promoting young researchers through structured doctoral degree programs and research training groups, and coordinates all of the KU’s activities in this area as part of the Graduate Academy.
The Catholic University of Eichstätt-Ingolstadt in south Germany is the first and only Catholic university in the German-speaking world. Located in the heart of Bavaria, it combines the advantages of being a small university with an international and interdisciplinary perspective.
What makes a university is the people: its students, lecturers, and researchers; the people working in the background to keep it running – in the administration, the library, or the computer center, for example. A university is sustained by its spirit, its ideas, and the creativity of its members. All of these things are difficult to measure in numbers. Nevertheless, numbers can be used to provide an initial overview.
Some key figures are presented here; more details and information on how the University has developed over the past few years can be found in our flyer ‘KU in numbers’.
The KU is a state-approved university that is supported by a Catholic foundation. It is open to students of all faiths. Christian values form the basis of teaching, research and the university community here. The University respects and promotes the freedom of research and teaching.
The Catholic University of Eichstätt-Ingolstadt is supported by a Catholic foundation that was established by the bishops of Bavaria. The foundation is chaired by the auxiliary bishop of Augsburg, Anton Losinger. The grand chancellor of the University is Cardinal Reinhard Marx, archbishop of Munich and Freising and chairman of the Freising Bishops’ Conference. The University is funded by the Bavarian government and the dioceses of Bavaria. As a member of the global Catholic Church, the KU collaborates with Catholic universities all over the world.
As the KU is a state-approved university, the degrees and qualifications that it awards are equivalent to those issued by state universities in Germany. The KU also has the right to award doctoral degrees and habilitations. It welcomes students of all faiths.
The KU sees itself as an academic community that conveys knowledge and teaches social skills on the basis of Christian values and the Christian view of human life. It respects and promotes the freedom of research and teaching. Open dialogue and critical thinking are key characteristics of the University’s community and of the learning and teaching that take place here. The KU is especially committed to the dialogue between science and religion, and between the Church and the world, which makes it a unique place for research, teaching and learning. Based on these fundamental principles, the University is committed to contributing to development in wider society, to sustainability, to equality of opportunity, and to interdisciplinary and international exchange.