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2. The university was founded in 1743 in Erlangen, Bavaria, and later merged with the University of Nuremberg in 1961 to become the FAU. |
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3. FAU is known for its strong research focus, particularly in the fields of medicine, engineering, natural sciences, and humanities. |
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4. The university has a strong international presence, with partnerships and collaborations with over 500 universities worldwide. |
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5. FAU has produced several Nobel laureates, including Theodor Mommsen, Wilhelm Conrad Röntgen, and Rudolf Ernst Peierls. |
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6. The university is located in the cities of Erlangen and Nuremberg, both of which have a rich history and vibrant cultural scene. |
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7. FAU is a member of the German Universities Excellence Initiative, which aims to promote top-level research and education in Germany. |
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8. The university offers a wide range of programs in English for international students, as well as support services to help them adjust to life in Germany. |
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9. FAU has a strong focus on sustainability and environmental management, with numerous research projects and initiatives dedicated to addressing environmental challenges. |
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10. The university is highly ranked both nationally and internationally, and consistently ranks among the top universities in Germany. |