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International Flair at RWU: Two groups of high school students from different continents got a taste of campus life, discussed socially relevant topics, and made plans for their future studies in Germany.

Marc Stocker studied industrial engineering at RWU and then earned a master’s degree in Digital Business & Marketing Intelligence. Today, as an IT management consultant, he works to improve digital business processes. 

In this interview, Jan Wiedmann and Felipe Rude discuss their bachelor's thesis at DLR and the development of a rover system for lunar simulation.

RWU and PH Weingarten are celebrating the 40th anniversary of their joint library. Housed in the historic Fruchtkasten building on Martinsberg, the library is the oldest collaboration of its kind in Baden-Württemberg.

Every two years, the Zeppelin Youth Foundation awards prizes for outstanding academic achievements. The awards recognize young, up-and-coming researchers from the Lake Constance region. Among this year’s winners was a student from RWU for her research on shared living arrangements for seniors.

Hubert Engler wants to promote greater sustainability. In collaboration with the “House of Makers and Engineers,” he is therefore launching the “ReparierBar.” In this interview, he explains what the project stands for and how people can get involved.

Prof. Dr. Theresa Breckle and Anja Konzept presented their research project on renewable energy in February at an international conference in New York. In this interview, they explain what “ELEVATE” stands for, what a 12-by-12 matrix has to do with it, and which song is sung at the German Embassy.

Company representatives, professors, and highly respected guest speakers came together for a one-day workshop. The focus was on how companies can successfully design and further develop digital business models.

The Schools of Mechanical Engineering and Technology and Management held graduation ceremonies for their graduates. A total of 97 students received their diplomas.

How can higher education be shaped to be sustainable in the age of digitalization, artificial intelligence, and social change? The newly published anthology *Developing a Dynamic University* addresses this question.

During the summer semester, RWU produced four program trailers in the “Study Snack” format. The videos provide prospective students with a concise overview of selected degree programs and help them navigate their academic choices.

On June 15, RWU hosted two partner universities. Representatives from universities in Thailand and Japan had traveled to the university to sign agreements with it.