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In the summer of 2026, RWU piloted a new international teaching format for sustainable energy systems called “ELEVATE Energy.” 

The Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science at RWU bid farewell to its graduates at a ceremony attended by numerous guests.

The inauguration of the new dynamometer for the automotive engineering and mechatronics laboratory was also attended by specialists from the manufacturer MAHA SE & Co. KG came to the RWU Ravensburg-Weingarten University of Applied Sciences. 

Those who study Energy and Environmental Engineering at RWU have a wide range of professional and career opportunities. We visited graduates of the course at their places of work.

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.

Students immerse themselves in VR and work with and on a virtual electrolysis plant - a joint project.

STEM graduates are in demand - that's common knowledge. Seven interested young adults learned that a technical degree is not boring and that the work as an engineer is multifaceted during a trial study at RWU.

Students interested in electrical engineering or electromobility are invited by RWU's Electrical Engineering Department to attend a taste session during the second week of the Whitsun holiday.

Would an extended closure of the university buildings at Ravensburg-Weingarten University of Applied Sciences (RWU) have saved more gas? An analysis at RWU shows: hardly.

Stifterverband and MWK fund innovative RWU project with €50,000 that enables students to research electrolysis plants in virtual reality (VR).

"Ideally, the Lab acts as a catalyst, generating ideas that lead to startups. We cover the entire lifecycle of innovation, all the way to startup consulting."