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Excellence Strategy (dutch: Exzellenzstrategie) is a German national initiative for the sustainable strengthening of top-level research and the international competitiveness of German universities. This effort includes 2 parts: Clusters of Excellence (EXC) and Universities of Excellence (EXU).[1]
Clusters of Excellence (EXC) focuses on providing funding to advance selected field in different universities.[2] The universities are competing for extra funding in the selected fields. Other participating universities are invited to collaborate to form alliance and collaborate.
Universities of Excellence (EXU) focuses on providing universities with leading fields in research with guaranteed long-term funding. Universities need to excel at multiple fields in Clusters of Excellence to compete for Universities of Excellence.
- ^ "Excellence Strategy". Federal Ministry of Education and Research. 18 September 2019.
- ^ Hitzeroth, Manfred (2024-11-25). "Exzellenzstrategie: zwei Vorhaben der Uni Marburg sind noch im Rennen". www.op-marburg.de (in German). Retrieved 2024-12-10.