Vienna University
Vienna University, at Vienna, Austria; founded 1365. It was reorganized in 1377, 1384, and 1850. It has faculties of Roman Catholic theology, Protestant theology, humanities, law and political science, medicine, philosophy, social sciences and economics, and natural sciences.
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