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In addition to the Faculty of Law, the Juridicum legal library will also relocate to Forum at Domshof. Silke Huesmann talks about how SuUB is overseeing the relocation of 100,000 books

Meike List is the head of a natural sciences research institute – still not a matter of course for women in science. In an interview with up2date., she explains how she got to this position

Christian Palentien coordinates the training of future teachers in his role as director of the Centre for Teacher Education and Educational Research.

From Croatia to England, from lectures to online courses – BioYUFE connects European research and teaching in the field of life sciences

How international communities make it easier to get started at the university

This summer, Professor Souleymane Bachir Diagne is guest professor at Worlds of Contradiction.

A conversation with Jennifer Reiske, winner of the Berninghausen Prize

Assessing, planning, discussing, organizing: Relocating an entire faculty and more requires a great deal of skill and patience

The Bremen Cluster of Excellence “The Ocean Floor – Earth’s Uncharted Interface” investigates the function of the ocean floor as a climate archive

To mark World Oceans Day on June 8, up2date. asked researchers about their research objectives.

Researchers from the universities of Bremen and Oldenburg are looking into the impact of climate change on marine life

The partial relocation of the university to the city center creates many new opportunities for knowledge and technology transfer

An overview of the European programs for students at the University of Bremen.

The European Commission supports research in nearly all European policy areas with a variety of funding programs

Legal scholar Pia Lange talks about the importance of the EU Parliament and the nation states’ habit of pointing the finger at Brussels.

The University of Bremen supports you in your career planning.