The Mensa canteen offers students a fresh and varied range of food and drinks: from tasty lunches and fresh snacks to coffee for during the breaks.

New insights are paving the way for highly targeted cancer therapies. In this interview, Frank Griesinger, director of the Centre for Internal Medicine – Oncology at Oldenburg Pius Hospital, explains the latest results of a clinical trial.

Marine researchers at the university have investigated the antifouling effect of animals. Their findings could help to develop environmentally friendly biopaints.

Bring a project from concept to paper in two days – in a “Sciathon” Oldenburg PhD student Nora Bach took on this challenge. The competition was part of an alternative programme to the 70th Lindau Nobel Laureate Meeting.

Studying, reading, researching: for almost all students, the University Library is a central hub – complete with welcoming atmosphere.

Following the state government's decision not to earmark any funds for the planned construction of the university medical centre in next year's draft budget, there is widespread resistance.

Raising awareness to cultural diversity is what a DAAD project for the internationalization of teacher education intends. The university and its partners are now trying to find ways to achieve this goal in times of the pandemic.

Gustavo Adolfo Leon Montoya has come to appreciate the short distances, nature and peace and quiet of Oldenburg. After two and a half years, the psychology student from Mexico has settled in well to his new surroundings and would like to stay.

The aim of a new mentoring programme at the university is to support young female academics on their path. Annett Thiele, Vice President for Early Career Researchers and Gender equality, explains the background to the programme.

Centrally located, spacious, affordable – everyone dreams of having an apartment like that. But how do you actually find one? A brief guide to finding your own place.

How can refugees who had to break off their studies or whose degree is not recognised in Germany manage to get a career start here? C3L's new "Change of Course" project provides support in several ways.

A quarter of an hour of exercise during the working and studying day - that's the "Moving Break". The university sports programme currently only takes place in virtual space. An overview.

The economic problems caused by coronavirus are as global as the pandemic itself. Economist Hans-Michael Trautwein talks about the challenges and how to meet them.

Through the "Corona School e.V." platform, students across Germany support pupils with their schoolwork. An Oldenburg student talks about her experiences.

Getting organised, managing your workload, making friends: Student teacher Wiebke Otten reveals how to master your first semester - whether at university or digitally

Studying costs time, energy and, of course, money. A scholarship can help to lighten the load - and university experts can provide the necessary advice.

There are many places for classical and alternative culture in town. A ramble through the scene.

Fun, a relaxed atmosphere and a variety of activities. The University Sports Centre has something for everyone. Every semester there are new courses that get students moving.

Through the "Corona School e.V." platform, students across Germany support pupils with their schoolwork. An Oldenburg student talks about her experiences.

Despite the corona pandemic, master student Leah Hupp is currently completing a semester abroad at the University of Seoul - and is impressed by the South Korean crisis management.