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TOX Pressotechnik from Weingarten presents the Applied Engineering Award every year. This year, the award went to RWU graduate Sarah Weiß.

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

The RWU Language Center - CLIC - regularly offers the digital TestDaF as an examination center. The digital TestDaF can be taken again in Weingarten on June 11, 2026.

In the Wednesday seminar on April 22 at RWU, Carolin-Anna Achberger will address the topic of climate change at the university. She will discuss RWU's energy and climate protection concept and explain the opportunities and challenges.

The RWU RoboCup team took part in the RoboCup German Open 2026 in Cologne in March with the robots "Tiago" and "Kate". They took third place in the final.

In the summer semester, there will be a series of events at RWU focusing on the opportunities and risks of artificial intelligence. Interested parties from outside the university are also welcome.

Ravensburg-Weingarten University of Applied Sciences has maintained close relations with universities and institutions in India for many years. An Indian theme week will soon be taking place on campus.

The topic of this year's "IDW Impulse" event was artificial intelligence. Company representatives and professors provided insights and drew attention to current opportunities and challenges.

Ravensburg-Weingarten University of Applied Sciences and Edith-Stein-Gymnasium in Ravensburg have signed a cooperation agreement. Together, they want to give pupils more guidance.

In the latest episode of "NEUE PROFS", Professor Dr. Christoph Ellenrieder explains what he associates with Upper Swabia.

On the Day of Initiatives and Institutions, university groups and institutions of RWU as well as other institutions related to the university present themselves.

The RWU Ravensburg-Weingarten University of Applied Sciences and the city of Weingarten welcomed the new students at the Weingarten Culture and Congress Center.

The RWU store is now open - products in a revised style for everyday life on campus.

The "PflegeZukunft2050" project by Irena Schreyer uses an interactive play to highlight problems in home care and encourage dialog.

Two weeks before the start of lectures, RWU welcomes its international students. Over 100 young people from 26 countries come to Weingarten to study.

The book "Practical Training in High-Care Areas" was published in January 2026. In this interview, co-editor Georg Roth and Professor Dr. Jörg Wendorff talk about the contents of the book and the links to RWU.

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.

A team of RWU graduates has developed its own game and received several funding approvals for it.

Studying at RWU has helped Dietmar Seitz to develop personally and professionally. At "Back On Campus", the graduate met Prof. Dr. Barbara Niersbach, the supervisor of his Bachelor's thesis.

The cross-university mentoring program HAWKarriere was awarded a prize. This underlines the claim to systematically support academic career development.

In the "NEUE PROFS" interview format, the new professors at RWU have their say. They provide information about their careers, interesting facts about their academic expertise and one or two private details.

Two more RWU professors are members of the Baden-Württemberg Doctoral Association. This means that all of the university's faculties are now represented there.

In just one weekend, participants in the Game Jam at RWU developed a total of five prototypes for video games.