Contact

Leon Hoffmann

+49 (0)441 798-2184

V01 3-323

Maike Santelmann

+49 (0)441 798-2823

V01 3-314

Inga Stelter

+49 (0)441 798-3006

V01 3-323

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Healthy university

Active for health and well-being at our university

Health, well-being and social interaction have a significant influence on the motivation, performance and quality of work, research, teaching and learning for each and every member of our university.

According to the definition of the World Health Organisation (WHO), health encompasses not only the absence of disease and infirmity, but also a state of complete physical, mental and social well-being. Optimum work results are achieved by people with a good balance between body, mind and soul and a healthy identification with their place of work and study as well as favourable interpersonal encounters.

The University of Oldenburg offers a wide range of services to create health-promoting conditions for all members of staff, to provide support in the event of health impairments or to prevent such impairments at an early stage.

Here you will find an overview of the various health-related institutions and contact persons according to the above-mentioned understanding.

We would like to help you find a suitable centre and thus support for your concerns. Making use of help or preventative services is a sign of sovereignty and personal responsibility!

Health-related events

Lunchtime update: From work to retirement

Adviser: Johanna Sauer, Institute of Social Sciences, University of Oldenburg

Working until retirement – is that still a reality? Whilst raising the state pension age is a topic of political debate, extending one’s working life until retirement is not a viable option for everyone. In this talk, Johanna Sauer will present the latest research findings on what can already be observed regarding transitions into retirement: who is (or is not) able to work longer or retire earlier; the influence of health, family and financial factors; and the inequalities affecting women and people from migrant backgrounds.

Target audience: Employees and students

Further information on registration and participation can be found on the mittags-info website.

22.10.2026 13:00 – 13:30

Contact persons Network for Healthy Learning, Teaching and Working

Dr Astrid Beermann
(Counselling & Coaching for Staff)

Johanna Imm
(Study and Career Counselling Service)

Jens-Olaf Ramke
(university sports)

Maike Santelmann
(Occupational Health Management, Inclusion Officer)

Dr Simone Schipper
(University Teaching)


(Psychological Counselling Service for Students, Counselling & Coaching for Staff)

Dr Tim Wohlann
(University Sports Coordinator, Student Health Management)

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