Collège de France, Higher education institution in Paris, France.
The Collège de France is a higher education and research establishment located in Paris.
Founded by King Francis I in 1530, the Collège de France promotes teaching 'at the highest level'.
It is known for its faculty of luminaries including four Fields medalists and five Nobel laureates.
The Collège de France offers free lectures to the public in various fields of knowledge.
Unlike other universities, it does not grant degrees or have students.
Location: Paris
Inception: 1530
Founder: Francis I of France
Website: college-de-france.fr
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