At the Science Day, there were high wind speeds (from gusts and in the laboratory), news from Chuck Norris and chess pieces made of sand – and the participants immersed themselves in exciting study options.

On Saturday 27 June 2026, an important chapter in the lives of students from all three faculties came to a close amidst a festive atmosphere featuring a string ensemble, speeches and loud applause. A glimpse into the day and a look ahead to our students’ futures.

Stralsund University of Applied Sciences is one of 53 partners in the European research and innovation project, which is developing new approaches to sustainable, AI-supported and people-centred industrial production. Closing event in Madrid

Through the research carried out by its Additive Manufacturing Laboratory, and in collaboration with Greifswald University Hospital, HOST is supporting a project on the HAVEN-1 space station.

ArtIFARM and biogeniV, as WIR alliances, are developing the concept for an autonomous stone collector powered by environmentally friendly biomethanol – an interdisciplinary transfer project spanning various fields of innovation

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.

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.

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

Open days at the faculties, course presentations, information stands, music from the Technobus and demonstrations ranging from racing to rockets paint a picture of the university