The aim is to promote exchanges between students and experienced engineers and to contribute to technological progress in the region.

A total of six young people began their training at Paderborn University on Thursday, August 1st. They will be trained in four different areas for the next three or three and a half years in the university's laboratories and offices.

Paderborn University is expanding its teacher training programme to include technology as a new teaching subject from the winter semester 2024/25. Initially, Bachelor of Education programmes for teaching at Hauptschule, Realschule, Sekundarschule and Gesamtschule (HRSGe) as well as Gymnasium and Gesamtschule (GyGe) will start. Applications for the open-admission degree programmes are still possible until 21 September.

Paderborn scientist investigates technology-related conspiracy theories in new study

Application start for students in a financially difficult situation

The aim of the programme is to enable talented young female academics to pursue a successful career in research and teaching after completing their doctorate.

New publication examines the poetics of the ‘sense of self’

Opinions, interests and wishes are in demand: the Department of Information Systems, in particular Business Information Systems, at Paderborn University is conducting a survey to improve the visitor experience in the cultural sector. Participants have until August 31 to share their experiences here.

‘Philosophy across Boundaries’ is the theme of the international philosophy congress in Rome, which will be attended by around 5,000 representatives from all over the world from 1 to 8 August.

The deadline for proposals is 15 September

Paderborn University is the first university to use the ‘DigitalSchoolStory’ in the teacher training programme in the field of special needs education

The Centre for Science and Technology Studies (CWTS) at Leiden University in the Netherlands has once again recognized the publication achievements of researchers at Paderborn University this year.

From August 12 to 16, students in grades three to seven will experience an adventurous program on campus. Registrations are possible until August 1.