Paris 13 University
| Université Paris-XIII | |
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| Type | Public university |
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| Established | 1970, following the division of the University of Paris (1253) |
| Endowment | € 62,708,000 |
| President | Jean-Pierre Astruc |
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Academic staff
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1,181 |
| Students | 23,078 |
| Undergraduates | 14,953 |
| Postgraduates | 7,523 |
| 602 | |
| Location |
Villetaneuse, Saint-Denis, and Bobigny, Île-de-France,   France
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| Campus | multiple campuses |
| Affiliations | Sorbonne Paris Cite |
| Website | http://www.univ-paris13.fr/ |
University of Paris 13 (French: Université Paris XIII or simply Paris XIII) is one of the thirteen universities in Paris which replaced the University of Paris in 1970. It is also identified as University of Paris North (Université Paris Nord).
The University Paris-13 was created after the desire of the Rector of the Academy of Paris in the early 1960s, of opening a third faculty of science at Villetaneuse. In September 1969 was also created at Saint-Denis, a science-based university center with status of faculty, in the University of Paris, called University Centre Saint-Denis - Villetaneuse. In 1970, with the application of Law Faure reform, was decided to create 13 autonomous multidisciplinary universities, which replaced the faculties of the University of Paris, and the faculty of Villetaneuse became the University of Paris XIII. The new university was designed by the architects Fainsilber and Anspach, as part of the renovation of the town of Villetaneuse. The first stage was the construction of the literary and legal center, expected to receive approximately 5000 students. The first building, completed in October 1970, allowed the first 1500 students in December 1500, of first-year of law, economics and humanities. In 1972, the University of Paris XIII completed the building of two libraries, the Library of the University Centre of Saint-Denis and the Library of Villetaneuse university center.
Following the dismantling of the University of Paris, the chancellor of universities of Paris owns the buildings and land of the establishment. The Chancery of Creteil universities provides budgetary control and the University of legality.
In decree No. 70-1174 of 17 December 1970, on public scientific and cultural character of universities gave the university the name of Paris-XIII. Since its establishment, the university has steadily provided informal name "University of Paris-13 North" or "University Paris-Nord".
On 16 May 2014, the Board of Directors approves new statuts7 in compliance with the law LRU and decided to rename the university: University Paris-13 (Université Paris 13 in the statutes).
The university premises are spread over five campuses:
The Villetaneuse campus is the main and historic campus of the university. It has the larger number of students and research units. This campus holds also the presidential buildings and central services of the university. On the side of the search, besides the Office of Research and Doctoral Studies, the campus is home to the administrative services of graduate schools Erasmus and Institut Galilée, and also of the research units. The campus made significant investments since 2010 to improve the transport connections, by building a new station known as Gare de Villetaneuse-Université. A new library was opened on the campus in spring 2016. The IUT homes a cleanroom dedicated to nanotechnology research.
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