Shaping internationalisation in practice: Jule Lorleberg, research associate at the School of Education, today received the World Lion for her…
Diversity in the classroom: Internationalisation as a future task for teacher training

Katharina Wagner, Ayna Pollok and Denise Schmitz from the University of Wuppertal (BUW) celebrated second place in the team competition with the sabre…
Fencing: Second place for BUW trio in Dresden

How secure are the data formats and documents that we use every day? Christian Mainka, a new professor at the University of Wuppertal, reveals in his…
New professor brings IT security expertise to Wuppertal

Around 260 participants from 46 countries on 6 continents came together at the ATFLY conference (Advances in Teaching Foreign Languages to Young…
Focus on early foreign language learning

On Thursday afternoon, the Institute of Psychology hosted an internal inauguration ceremony and poster exhibition in the Rathaus Galerie. The reason…
Patience and perseverance have paid off

The Friends and Alumni of Bergische Universität e. V. (FABU) are awarding the Academic Young Talent & Doctorate Prizes for the 45th time. Dedicated…
Best theses and doctorates wanted

The interdisciplinary centre Kindheiten.Gesellschaften at the university of Wuppertal is organising the first Wuppertal Childhood Research Day at the…
International perspectives on childhood and social crises

Author and columnist Alexander Estis has accepted an invitation from the University of Wuppertal to come to Wuppertal on 12 July. As a guest at INSEL…
Award-winning author: Alexander Estis comes to Wuppertal

The choir and orchestra of the University of Wuppertal invite you to their end-of-semester concerts on 8 and 9 July at 8 pm in the Immanuelskirche…
End of term is concert time: UNI choir and orchestra invite you to two concerts in the Immanuelskirche

After a successful start in 2023, the University of Wuppertal (BUW), together with the Wuppertal Institute and the Pina Bausch Centre, invites you to…
Science Slam Sustainability: young scientists wanted