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Once a year, the Soroptimist Club Ravensburg/Weingarten awards a scholarship for "Women in Technology Studies". In 2025, the award goes to RWU student Viola Hinz.

The 19th FRAUENWIRTSCHAFTSTAGE Baden-Württemberg in the Lake Constance-Upper Swabia region started on October 9 with a kick-off event at RWU.

RWU and Albert-Einstein-Gymnasium (AEG) Ravensburg have now officially anchored their long-standing collaboration in a cooperation agreement.

Until 26 September, you can still apply for vacant places on some degree programmes at RWU.

Many people are not aware that nurses are also involved in the field of diagnostics. This involves both making diagnoses and carrying out the treatments derived from them.

Students from RWU University of Applied Sciences Ravensburg-Weingarten enjoyed a diverse study week in Prague. The program included visits to renowned universities, insights into international companies such as Škoda and Pilsner Urquell, and valuable cultural experiences. The participants benefited equally academically, interculturally, and personally.

The Institute for Digital Change presented the results of the "AI-based digital twin" (KIDZ) research project. The focus was on self-learning, explainable AI systems for the realistic mapping and optimization of production processes. Technical presentations and a live demonstration illustrated the practical application of the solutions developed.

A three-person delegation from Binawan University in Indonesia visited RWU to talk about existing and future collaborations for the qualification of international specialists, particularly in the field of nursing.

Welfen-Gymnasium and Ravensburg-Weingarten University of Applied Sciences are now working more closely together to help pupils make the right choice of studies and training: A cooperation agreement seals the new endeavors.

Students from RWU Ravensburg-Weingarten University of Applied Sciences gained exciting insights into the manufacture of special machines during an excursion to bavius Technologie GmbH in Baienfurt.

Professor Dr. Thomas Spägele is one of the 20 best university leaders in Germany - selected from over 400 state universities.

On July 1, students from Rupert-Neß-Gymnasium visited RWU and took part in various workshops.