In this series, we present Uni Bremen graduates and their careers. This time: Jacob Chilinski, trainee at the SuUB

In an interview, Professor Christian Wild explains how he and his team organized the first climate-neutral International Coral Reef Symposium in Bremen.

The Institute for Labour and Economy – or iaw for short – recently celebrated a “double anniversary” with many prominent figures. Good reason, then, to sit down with Professor Irene Dingeldey, the institute’s director.

Need to stock up your fridge? This up2date. article provides a brief overview of the various shopping options in Bremen.

Have you just started studying in Bremen and are still looking for a place to live? up2date. has everything you need to know about living in Bremen as a student.

The facility in Delmenhorst has been an attractive location for researchers and science enthusiasts since 1997.

The Belarusian journalist and student Glafira Zhuk talks about the situation in Belarus

For the first time, the International Coral Reef Symposium is being held in Europe – in Bremen. There is a wealth of expertise in one place.

There were support campaigns long before the opening

The ProMentes mentoring program supports students on their way into the job market.

How the pilot project "IN Touch," which was unique in Europe at the time, became the HERE AHEAD Academy in Bremen.

In this series, we present Uni Bremen graduates and their careers. This time: Bernhard Docke, attorney at law and defense lawyer.

Photos, posters, text documents, videos, and sound recordings from more than 50 years

In this series, we will be introducing people on campus and their favorite books. This time: Marc Avila

What the Russian war of aggression in Ukraine is doing to the institution at the University of Bremen.