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40 students from the relevant business administration degree programmes and the Master’s programme in Corporate Tax Law in Stralsund and Berlin are taking part in the Tax Advisers’ Congress in Berlin – learning from the Senator for Finance, tax experts and Prof. Dr Hans-Dieter Hermann

The “Future Forum for Climate-Friendly Universities” project is coming to an end after two and a half years. The work continues: a network of university staff committed to sustainability and climate protection is being set up on the initiative of Stralsund University of Applied Sciences. A workshop for teaching staff is being offered.

Elina Doludarieva runs a dance troupe in Stralsund, applies the skills she learnt at university to her business operations, and needs sponsors to take part in the World Championships in Dublin.

Statement by the EUNICoast universities on the core values of universities and the development of a shared understanding of what EUNICoast stands for

The Centre for Higher Education Development (CHE) is examining study conditions, with a focus on business degree programmes. Stralsund University of Applied Sciences, for example, scores highly with students for its support during the transition to university life and its practical focus.

Mahdi, 24, experienced one of his defining moments with fellow students at the Persian restaurant. Mahdi, 24, shared one of his defining moments with fellow students at the Persian restaurant.

The jury has selected ideas for the EXIST-Women funding programme, ranging from an AI-powered audio system to sustainable pet products made from washed-up seaweed. Five female students will receive grants.

On 6 May, the university, the Chamber of Industry and Commerce (IHK) and their partners are hosting an event that bridges the gap between the two sectors, exploring the constructive interplay between research and practical application.

Curriculum workshop brings faculties together to develop degree programmes – the Motorsport Engineering degree programme serves as an example

The “BoosterMeth” project at Stralsund University of Applied Sciences combines diesel with methanol. The retrofittable fuel module can be fitted cost-effectively – delivering significant CO₂ savings and requiring less extensive modifications