Press releases

RWU awards two Indian students the DAAD Prize and the International Student Award for the year 2023 for their outstanding intercultural commitment

Under the motto "Are you still studying? Or are you already learning?", the AWW of Ravensburg-Weingarten University of Applied Sciences is publishing its new 2024 annual program for part-time continuing education.

The Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science at RWU has celebrated the graduation of its students. 144 students successfully completed their studies in the summer semester.

The champagne glasses clinked again last Friday: RWU's Faculty of Mechanical Engineering celebrated its graduates.

In the Early Night Social Talk event series at RWU, Professor Dr Anja Klimsa will talk about fake news and conspiracy theories.

In the Wednesday seminar on the 15th November, RWU alumnus Johannes Rupfle reports on the sensational discovery of an unknown chamber in the Great Pyramid of Giza. And looks to the future to see if there are more such chambers.

RWU can develop its study programs independently and thus quickly address requirements of both the labor market and students. The quality assurance systems required for this have just been re-accredited at RWU.

How can we fight climate change? How can we shape the future in a sustainable and climate-friendly way? That's what the Wednesday seminar on 18th October at RWU is about

Discussing the current opportunities and challenges in the social and health care sector, gaining insights into the work of colleagues, exchanging ideas and networking - the Weiterdenkertagung at RWU offers all this.

RWU now also offers an international, English-language study option in the field of Mechanical Egineering with "International Project Engineering".

RWU honours the former head of the Amt für Vermögen und Bau in Ravensburg, Hermann Zettler. He also receives the RWU Badge of Honour on behalf of his entire team.

The renovation of the workshop and laboratory wing in RWU's main building has been completed. "A clear commitment by the state government to Weingarten as a university location," says Baden-Württemberg's Minister of Social Affairs Manne Lucha.