Press releases

In the Wednesday seminar on November 13 at RWU, Professor Dr. Bela Mutschler will address the challenges and effects of social media and deepfakes on political communication.

Ravensburg-Weingarten University of Applied Sciences is constantly developing its range of courses. Two new Bachelor's degree courses are being launched: Business Psychology and Mechatronics.

In the Wednesday seminar on October 16, Professor Dr. Jörg Wendorff and Kenny Nißel will address the question of how the different generations can work better together.

The mentoring and qualification program for women "Dream job Professor Plus" is starting its second sponsorship - RWU is also involved.

Successful internationalization was the central topic of discussion with State Secretaries Dr Jens Brandenburg and Benjamin Strasser.

This year's Robotics World Championships took place in Eindhoven from July 17 to 21. The RWU team finished in eighth place, achieving its best result to date in the annual tournament between international colleges and universities.

The start-up company LAYZR was sold to Jodel at the beginning of the year. RWU graduate and co-founder of LAYZR Tom Segbers was one of the people involved.

Luca Koroll, former Digital Business student at RWU, is awarded first prize in the university league of the Zeppelin Youth Foundation's "JUST!" competition for his master's thesis.

The doctoral association of the Universites of Applied Sciences in Baden-Württemberg has recently made it possible to obtain a doctorate at RWU. Nishanth Nandakumar is the first doctoral student to start his doctorate at RWU.

RWU turns 60! The celebration of this anniversary in the Mensapark was also the start of the RWU-Mobile: RWU will be on the road until mid-July.

In the Wednesday seminar on June 5 at RWU, Professor Dr. Marius Hofmeister will address the question of the extent to which AI is influencing the world of work in the field of software development.

In a recently published article, researchers propose a new discipline: touch medicine. Their approach aims to bridge the gap between recent discoveries in touch research and clinical medicine.