Advancing Sustainability of Process Industries through Digital and Circular Water Use Innovations
RWTH
The RWTH is the largest technical university in Germany with 45,256 students enrolled in 157 degree programs.
>7,000 students and >900 doctoral students graduate annually from RWTH. The number of foreign students (10,455 students from 125 countries) and RWTH ́s great international network (of formalized cooperations) with over 100 universities worldwide highlights the university’s strong international reputation. The university’s annual budget amounts to approx. 948 M€, with about 360 M€ covered by external funding. The RWTH is composed of 260 institutes in 9 faculties. It offers 36 graduate programs among which are nine so-called Research Training Groups funded by the German Research Foundation (DFG). The RWTH is one of 11 German Universities of Excellence and receives additional funding for three clusters of excellence from the Excellence Initiative of the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF) and the DFG.
The Institute of Environmental Engineering (ISA) has decades of experience in water supply, urban drainage as well as water and wastewater treatment for municipal and industrial purposes. It has carried out hundreds of research projects. In the last decade, it has put the focus on advanced wastewater treatment as well as resource recovery and has coordinated major research clusters. The RWTH’s EU Project Management Team (EUPM), which is part of the central administration, provides consultancy services for researchers and assists the RWTH institutes in project administration and monitoring, finances, and reporting through the entire lifecycle of (mainly large-scale) projects.
+49 241 80 25207
RWTH
The RWTH is the largest technical university in Germany with 45,256 students enrolled in 157 degree programs.
>7,000 students and >900 doctoral students graduate annually from RWTH. The number of foreign students (10,455 students from 125 countries) and RWTH ́s great international network (of formalized cooperations) with over 100 universities worldwide highlights the university’s strong international reputation. The university’s annual budget amounts to approx. 948 M€, with about 360 M€ covered by external funding. The RWTH is composed of 260 institutes in 9 faculties. It offers 36 graduate programs among which are nine so-called Research Training Groups funded by the German Research Foundation (DFG). The RWTH is one of 11 German Universities of Excellence and receives additional funding for three clusters of excellence from the Excellence Initiative of the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF) and the DFG.
The Institute of Environmental Engineering (ISA) has decades of experience in water supply, urban drainage as well as water and wastewater treatment for municipal and industrial purposes. It has carried out hundreds of research projects. In the last decade, it has put the focus on advanced wastewater treatment as well as resource recovery and has coordinated major research clusters. The RWTH’s EU Project Management Team (EUPM), which is part of the central administration, provides consultancy services for researchers and assists the RWTH institutes in project administration and monitoring, finances, and reporting through the entire lifecycle of (mainly large-scale) projects.
+49 241 80 25207
RWTH
The RWTH is the largest technical university in Germany with 45,256 students enrolled in 157 degree programs.
>7,000 students and >900 doctoral students graduate annually from RWTH. The number of foreign students (10,455 students from 125 countries) and RWTH ́s great international network (of formalized cooperations) with over 100 universities worldwide highlights the university’s strong international reputation. The university’s annual budget amounts to approx. 948 M€, with about 360 M€ covered by external funding. The RWTH is composed of 260 institutes in 9 faculties. It offers 36 graduate programs among which are nine so-called Research Training Groups funded by the German Research Foundation (DFG). The RWTH is one of 11 German Universities of Excellence and receives additional funding for three clusters of excellence from the Excellence Initiative of the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF) and the DFG.
The Institute of Environmental Engineering (ISA) has decades of experience in water supply, urban drainage as well as water and wastewater treatment for municipal and industrial purposes. It has carried out hundreds of research projects. In the last decade, it has put the focus on advanced wastewater treatment as well as resource recovery and has coordinated major research clusters. The RWTH’s EU Project Management Team (EUPM), which is part of the central administration, provides consultancy services for researchers and assists the RWTH institutes in project administration and monitoring, finances, and reporting through the entire lifecycle of (mainly large-scale) projects.
+49 241 80 25207
RWTH
The RWTH is the largest technical university in Germany with 45,256 students enrolled in 157 degree programs.
>7,000 students and >900 doctoral students graduate annually from RWTH. The number of foreign students (10,455 students from 125 countries) and RWTH ́s great international network (of formalized cooperations) with over 100 universities worldwide highlights the university’s strong international reputation. The university’s annual budget amounts to approx. 948 M€, with about 360 M€ covered by external funding. The RWTH is composed of 260 institutes in 9 faculties. It offers 36 graduate programs among which are nine so-called Research Training Groups funded by the German Research Foundation (DFG). The RWTH is one of 11 German Universities of Excellence and receives additional funding for three clusters of excellence from the Excellence Initiative of the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF) and the DFG.
The Institute of Environmental Engineering (ISA) has decades of experience in water supply, urban drainage as well as water and wastewater treatment for municipal and industrial purposes. It has carried out hundreds of research projects. In the last decade, it has put the focus on advanced wastewater treatment as well as resource recovery and has coordinated major research clusters. The RWTH’s EU Project Management Team (EUPM), which is part of the central administration, provides consultancy services for researchers and assists the RWTH institutes in project administration and monitoring, finances, and reporting through the entire lifecycle of (mainly large-scale) projects.
+49 241 80 25207
