Talk:Frankfurt School of Finance & Management

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Full University?

In this article, the Frankfurt School is treated as a full university. However I could not find credible sources as to support this. Merely offering doctoral programmes is no longer a qualification as many Fachhochschulen offer these in cooperation with a regular full university. Furthermore the Statistisches Bundesamt lists the Frankfurt School as a "Private Hochschule" as opposed to a "Private Universität", the latter constituting a full university. This should be discussed, opinions?
12586391a (talk) 14:29, 21 April 2021 (UTC)

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