Press releases

Around 100 students were guests at RWU as part of Code Week and experienced a wide range of activities.

On November 19, the nationwide study information day will take place. RWU will also be opening its doors, lecture halls and laboratories ...

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

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.

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

The Faculty of Social Work, Health and Nursing at RWU held a graduation ceremony for 97 graduates. Numerous guests came to the foyer of the main building for the awarding of certificates and prizes.

The Formula Student Team Weingarten has unveiled its new racing car. With almost 100 guests, including sponsors and former team members, they celebrated the roll-out of the "Stinger25E" together.

Three universities from the border triangle meet for the Euregio Ring Conference at RWU. This year's topic: "Acting together against sexual harassment at universities".

The exhibition "Art against Abuse" by artist Nessi Nezilla was opened at RWU. CDU state chairman Manuel Hagel: "The exhibition focuses attention where it hurts. That is precisely why it is so valuable."

On the occasion of the exhibition opening on May 7, the CDU state chairman Manuel Hagel and the President of the State Office of Criminal Investigation Andreas Stenger will be guests at RWU.

RWU Ravensburg-Weingarten University of Applied Sciences is presenting the prototype of an autonomous bulk material robot at the bauma 2025 construction machinery trade fair in Munich. Staff and students spent two years researching and working on it together with an industrial partner.

RWU offers a bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering that combines studying with an apprenticeship. The first graduates of this new model are now entering the world of work. How has the idea of a two-track education worked out?