Facts and Figures
- Beginners: 1,848
- Graduates (academic year 2009/10): 1,431
- Federal budget 2010: €111.3m
- Income from contractual work 2009: €50.5m
- Floor space (m²): 218,108
- Permanent staff: 2,225
- Academic staff: 1,376 (of which project staff 743)
Data from: 2010/11
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