Interactive formats, flexible exam dates, and exciting topics: These are the online eGeneral Studies courses
Special honor for the bee expert from the University of Bremen: Her research is highly valued at the University of Ngaoundéré in Cameroon
During orientation week, you can ask questions, make new friends, and get to know the campus
New location, new offices: What do Faculty of Law employees think about the upcoming relocation? up2date. asked around
up2date. asked three members of the university about their sporting experiences
Numerous exhibits from UBRA member institutions invite visitors to experiment and discover
This is what a typical day at university looks like for political science student Malaika in her fourth semester
The Research Institute for Social Cohesion receives a second round of funding
Peter Haddawy’s work incorporates both computer science and medicine, and connects Germany with Thailand
Apply before September 15 to join the University of Bremen
There is a lot of talk about the Faculty of Law’s relocation, but two university institutes and one inter-university institution are also moving to Forum at Domshof
Blended Intensive Programs (BIPs) offer teaching staff an innovative way to approach international collaborations and give students the chance to participate in intensive short-term mobility programs both nationally and internationally
The international student Hanh Nhi Nguyen speaks about her experiences at the University of Bremen
Survey on shared work values starts
The Studierwerkstatt has accompanied students through their degrees for 25 years
The new Forum at Domshof building provides fresh solutions for work and meeting spaces
Ina Hunger is creating the structure of the sports bachelor’s degree program at the University of Bremen and knows what good physical education entails
The University of Bremen and SuUB library promote and support open access to research results
Human resource development and Workplace Health Management (BGM): Insights into Unit 07
How to deal with misinformation? A conversation with sociologist Dr. Nils Kumkar