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Joint projects for Stralsund residents and students are in the planning stage. The aim is to strengthen the links between the university, the business community and local society in the long term.

On 27 May, elections will be held for student members of the Extended Senate and the Senate, the Faculty Councils, the Student Parliament (StuPa) and the Student Councils

As part of this joint project, Stralsund University of Applied Sciences, KDK and LiEBAU orthopädietechnik GmbH are working on a fully digitalised, customised manufacturing process for specialised hand orthoses.

New departments, a new structure, greater clarity – what’s changing at the university and why.

“Student looking for a job on the coast”, “Job on the coast looking for a student” – that’s the theory, at least. A real-life example shows how Küstenmatch works for an entrepreneur (and our students).

Researchers, farmers, funders and politicians are discussing plans to optimise cattle farming through digital innovations.

A diverse delegation comprising university management, lecturers, researchers, students and staff from the International Office is establishing links in Croatia with universities on the islands, in the ports and in the coastal regions on the relevant topics.

The new semester is beginning at Stralsund University of Applied Sciences, and with it, new students are starting on the Master’s programmes and the Bachelor’s programme in Business Administration. *** The new semester is beginning at Stralsund University of Applied Sciences, and with it, new students are starting on the Master’s programmes and the Bachelor’s programme in Business Administration.

Fachjournalist*innen, Tourismusexpert*innen sowie Reise- und Klima-Influencer*innen aus 14 Ländern haben sich an der Hochschule Stralsund informiert. Wie kann Hochschulbildung zur treibenden Kraft einer nachhaltigen Transformation des Tourismus werden?

Higher education as a safe space for equal opportunities, prospects for the future and the path to genuine equality – Deputy Equal Opportunities Officer Silke Krumrey outlines the prospects