An interview with the founding dean of the European Medical School Oldenburg-Groningen, Prof Dr Eckhart Hahn: On the sense of community among the players, the establishment of university clinics and the selection of students - who have significantly more learning time in Oldenburg.

Christopher Sommer has completed his Master's degree in Museum and Exhibition at the University of Oldenburg. He is now travelling through New Zealand - and investigating the representation of migration in immigrant museums.

A new further education programme at the University of Oldenburg aims to equip teachers with the tools they need to implement the goals of inclusion in the classroom.

It is set to launch in the winter semester: the first cross-border degree programme in medicine, which serves as a model for the rest of Europe. Prospective students can find out how the programme is structured at an open day.

“Risk Management for Banks and Insurance Companies” is the title of a new part-time Master’s programme due to start in the summer semester at the University of Oldenburg.

Monique de Lauwere comes from South Africa, Patrick Ndaki and Godfrey Mmbando are from Tanzania. Their host is COAST - Center for Environmental and Sustainability Research. We asked them what the aims of their projects in Oldenburg are.

Advice centre for prospective students with vocational qualifications opens

More than 200 pupils found out about current topics and study opportunities at yesterday's "Computing Science Day" at the University of Oldenburg.

KinderUni starts: Those who are quick will fly to the moon in March! How long will the journey take? Why you can't fly by aeroplane? How does a rocket work? Physicist Prof Dr Andreas Engel knows.

Exciting projects, hands-on activities and information on Computing Science degree programmes await visitors at the Computing Science Information Day.

The highlights of this year’s Information Day are the STEM Computing Science Trail and the STEM Future Box from the National Pact for Women in STEM…

The Training Centre for Psychotherapy at the Centre for Lifelong Learning (C3L) at the University of Oldenburg is the first Institute in Lower Saxony to receive state admission for system therapy training in accordance with the Psychotherapists Act.

graduates from ten countries.

Yesterday, the University of Oldenburg received the seal of approval and award from the Association eLearning Business Norddeutschland (vebn) for three part-time degree programmes.

The University today bid farewell to more than 130 graduates of School I - School of Educational and Social Sciences at a ceremony.

It is the first part-time study programme of its kind in the world: applications for the Continuing Studies Programme Offshore Wind Energy are now open. The programme starts in October 2012.

Nine new competence centres are being created across the country. The name of the Oldenburg Advanced Training Centre (OFZ) will remain the same. The OFZ, which is closely linked to the Didactic Centre, was the model for the changes.

It’s a lecture, and nobody’s listening. Professors at the University of Oldenburg have come up with a solution to this problem. Since the winter semester, they have been using ‘audience response systems’. Students simply call them ‘clickers’. These devices are familiar from quiz shows.

114 computer science students have graduated from the University of Oldenburg this academic year. 42 diploma students, 49 Bachelor's and 13 Master's graduates as well as 10 doctoral candidates received their certificates last Friday at a ceremony organised by the Department of Computing Science.