University of Paris (Sorbonne)

The University of Paris, often referred to as the Sorbonne, is a historic institution located in Paris, France, known for its profound influence on education and culture. Founded in the 12th century, it became a leading center for philosophy, theology, and the arts. The Sorbonne is associated with many notable figures, including writers like Victor Hugo and philosophers like René Descartes. After a reorganization in 1970, the university was divided into several smaller institutions, but the Sorbonne remains a symbol of academic excellence and a prestigious place for higher education in France and beyond.