How sustainable and climate-friendly action can succeed at a university

For 25 years, the university archive has been preserving knowledge, documents, and memories – bringing the university’s history to life for researchers and the public

AWI’s Radar Data Viewer Team Makes Research Data from Three Decades Globally Available

How targeted measures to protect and restore marine ecosystems can help to thwart the effects of climate change

Biologist Dr. Marlis Reich chose one of these wonders, marine fungi, as the subject of her research

How the university supports refugee and at-risk researchers

Hybrid, accessible, and student-friendly: The Opencast recording tool offers many advantages for students and teachers

A campus tour with Marko Rohlfs, professor of ecology

In the Public History master’s program, students learn how our approach to the past shapes the present

The Psychological Counselling Centre (PBS) explains how mindfulness exercises can help you deal with stress and overload

How University of Bremen staff benefit from YUFE University Alliance’s Staff Development Programmes

How DAAD makes studying abroad possible

Now that the law library has moved, the University of Bremen’s new Forum at Domshof location in downtown Bremen is complete.

Why the Augsburg Appeal (Augsburger Aufruf) calls for human geography, sociology, and other disciplines to play a greater role – an interview with Dr. Stefanie Baasch

An interview with health scientist Karin Wolf-Ostermann

An interview with Björn Haferkamp about how digital ethics affect everyone

The hyBit project wants to transform the hydrogen industry, with a focus on Bremen’s industrial port

There is a special treasure trove of books in GW2 building – 2,000 picture books can be found at the Institute for Picture Book Research