Editing University of Bonn (section)

==== Faculty of Law, Economics and Social Sciences ====
[[File:Juridicum-Bonn.jpeg|left|thumb|225x225px|Juridicum Bonn]]
The Faculty of Law and Political Science, which until the Second World War was housed in the main building and then provisionally in various places, received its newly built Juridicum in 1967, a building on Adenauerallee opposite the Beethoven-Gymnasium near the [[Universitäts- und Landesbibliothek Bonn|University Library]]. The faculty currently has about 5,000 students and consists of the departments of [[Jurisprudence|law]] and [[economics]].

The Faculty of Law currently comprises sixteen institutes for teaching. Since 1989, the Center for European Business Law has existed with an affiliated DFG Research Training Group on the subject of "Legal Issues of the European Financial Area" and a European Documentation Center. In addition, the Department of Political Science also includes the Institute for Water and Waste Management Law. This is a research institute whose task is to scientifically deal with the main questions of water law and to develop practical solutions.

The Department of Economics comprises three institutes for academic teaching as well as the research institutions [[Bonn Graduate School of Economics|Bonn Graduate School of Economics (BGSE)]], DFG Research Training Group on the topic of Quantitative Economics and the Laboratory for Experimental Economic Research or the Reinhard Selten Institute. Renowned and well-known members of the department are the economists [[Isabel Schnabel]], the Leibniz Prize winner [[Armin Falk]], [[Martin Hellwig]] and the [[Nobel laureate in economics|Nobel Prize winner]] [[Reinhard Selten]]. The Institute for the Future of Work (IZA) and the Institute on Behaviour and Inequality (briq), are two research institutions also connected to the department. In addition, there is a cooperation with the [[University of California, Berkeley]]. In 2018, the department won the Cluster of Excellence "ECONtribute: Markets and & Public Policy" of the Excellence Initiative of the Federal and State Governments for the Reinhard Selten Institute.
[[File:2016-05-04-bonn-universitaet-innenansicht-rosenhof-03.jpg|thumb|229x229px|Courtyard of Electoral Palace, that houses the Faculty of Arts at Bonn]]