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    Semester Abroad

    Caught Off Guard During a Semester Abroad

    RWU student Cornelius Wilnhammer traveled to Sweden to spend the winter there during his semester abroad at Karlstad University. 

    Publication

    Second Edition of "The German Health Care System for Dummies"

    Jan-Marc Hodek heads the Health Economics program at RWU. He is also the author of the book *The German Health Care System for Dummies*, which is now being published in its second, revised edition.

     

    Videos on College and Career Exploration

    New RWU Videos as “Study Snacks”

    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.

    Press release

    Wednesday seminar: 10 half-truths about the German healthcare system

    In the Wednesday seminar on June 17 at RWU, Prof. Dr. Jan-Marc Hodek will discuss the German healthcare system. Among other things, he will discuss the question of whether smokers should pay higher health insurance contributions.

    Press release

    Stairs today, stronger tomorrow

    Every step counts. Because climbing stairs is good for your physical fitness and for the environment. How RWU students want to motivate people in the Marienplatzgarage to take the stairs instead of the elevator.

    Euregio Ring Conference 2026

    Social work in a post-migrant society

    How can social work succeed in a post-migrant society? The Euregio Ring Conference 2026 at the FH Vorarlberg in Dornbirn dealt with this question.

    Back on Campus

    Health economist manages clinic

    Alina Etzelsberger studied health economics at RWU. Today, she is the manager of a hospital.

    Cooperation

    Wheelchair scales for the RWU care laboratory

    The company Kern & Sohn has donated a wheelchair scale to the RWU nursing laboratory. "Our nursing students use it to practise a very accident-prone procedure."