Panthéon-Sorbonne University

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higher education institution public university research university

Panthéon-Sorbonne University is a prestigious Parisian institution renowned for its programs in law, humanities, and social sciences, and its historical roots in the University of Paris.

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Predicate	Object
instanceOf	higher education institution → public university → research university →
alsoOffersProgramsIn	English →
belongsTo	French higher education and research area →
city	Paris →
country	France →
formedFrom	University of Paris NERFINISHED →
hasAcademicFocus	human and social sciences →
hasAffiliation	French public university system →
hasCampusType	urban campus →
hasDisciplineStrength	economic history → international relations → macroeconomics → medieval history → philosophy of law → private law → public law → urban planning →
hasHeritage	medieval university tradition of Paris →
hasHistoricalConnectionWith	Faculties of the former University of Paris → Sorbonne NERFINISHED →
hasInternationalStudents	yes →
hasReputation	selective admissions → strong research output in social sciences →
hasType	multidisciplinary university →
historicalOrigin	University of Paris NERFINISHED →
isConsidered	prestigious institution →
isPartOf	Parisian university network →
isRenownedFor	humanities programs → law programs → social sciences programs →
languageOfInstruction	French →
locatedIn	5th arrondissement of Paris → Latin Quarter of Paris →
locatedNear	Panthéon, Paris →
offersProgramIn	art history → economics → geography → history → philosophy → political science →
participatesIn	international academic exchanges →
region	Île-de-France →
specializesIn	humanities → law → social sciences →

Referenced by (40)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Alfonso Salmerón ("University of Paris") → Antoine Lavoisier ("University of Paris") → Ayesha Gaddafi ("University of Paris") → Claude Lévi-Strauss ("University of Paris") → François Mitterrand ("University of Paris") → Françoise Gilot ("University of Paris") → Golo Mann ("University of Paris") → Ignatius of Loyola ("University of Paris") → James Hutton ("University of Paris") → Jane C. Ginsburg → Jean-Luc Godard ("University of Paris") → Jehan Cauvin ("University of Paris") → Marie Curie ("University of Paris") → Maximilien Robespierre ("University of Paris") → Michael Servetus ("University of Paris") → Michel Debré ("University of Paris") → Michel Foucault ("University of Paris") → Nicolás Bobadilla ("University of Paris") → Peter Faber ("University of Paris") → Pico della Mirandola ("University of Paris") → Pope Innocent III ("University of Paris") → René Cassin ("University of Paris") → St. Thomas Aquinas ("University of Paris") → Vojtech Tuka ("University of Paris") → William Farel ("University of Paris") → William K. Reilly ("University of Paris") → Émile Durkheim ("University of Paris") → Émile Loubet ("University of Paris") →	educatedAt
Dominique Strauss-Kahn ("University of Paris") → Henri Poincaré ("University of Paris") → Jacques Lefèvre d’Étaples ("University of Paris") → Marie Curie ("University of Paris") → Pierre Curie ("University of Paris") → Élie Cartan ("University of Paris") → Émile Durkheim ("University of Paris") →	employer
La Sorbonne ("Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne") →	affiliationCurrent
Latin West ("University of Paris") →	associatedScholarlyCenters
Université de Paris system (historical) ("former University of Paris") →	organizationalFormOf
Philip II of France ("University of Paris") →	patronage
St. Thomas Aquinas ("University of Paris") →	taughtAt