The University of Burgundy in Dijon, France has 2900 staff members that educates 16800 undergraduate students and 9400 postgraduate students. The university also has 1299 students enrolled in the doctoral program. 27400 students in total are enrolled at the University of Burgundy.
1147 Stavropolis was discovered by Grigory Neujmin.
The Pontiac Rageous was a car manufactured by Pontiac, went into production in 1997 and was assembled in the state of Michigan, which has a total area of 250,493 square kilometers.
Test pilot Alan Shepard, born in New Hampshire, later died in California.
Lady Anne Monson, a botanist, was born on January 1, 1726 in the Kingdom of England. Though she held British nationality, she resided in India for most of her life. She married George Monson.
Liselotte Grschebina was born on May 2, 1908, did her studies at the School of Applied Arts in Stuttgart and died in Petah Tikva on June 14, 1994.
University of Burgundy | number of undergraduate students | 16800 University of Burgundy | staff | 2900 University of Burgundy | number of students | 27400 University of Burgundy | number of doctoral students | 1299 University of Burgundy | campus | Dijon University of Burgundy | number of postgraduate students | 9400 University of Burgundy | country | France 1147 Stavropolis | discoverer | Grigory Neujmin Pontiac Rageous | production start year | 1997 Pontiac Rageous | manufacturer | Pontiac Pontiac Rageous | assembly | Michigan Michigan | area total | 250493000000.0 Alan Shepard | death place | California Alan Shepard | birth place | New Hampshire Alan Shepard | occupation | Test pilot Lady Anne Monson | birth date | 1726-01-01 Lady Anne Monson | nationality | Kingdom of England Lady Anne Monson | residence | India Lady Anne Monson | spouse | George Monson Lady Anne Monson | professional field | Botany Liselotte Grschebina | training | School of Applied Arts in Stuttgart Liselotte Grschebina | death date | 1994-06-14 Liselotte Grschebina | birth date | 1908-05-02 Liselotte Grschebina | death place | Petah Tikva