Contact

Press & Communication

+49 (0) 441 798-5446

More on the topic

International Relations Office

Contact

Birgit Bruns
International Relations Office
Tel: 0441/798-2468
birgit.bruns@uni-oldenburg.de

  • Presentation of the internationalisation certificate (from left): Prof. Dr. Andreas Stein, Internationalisation Officer of School V - School of Mathematics and Science at the University of Oldenburg, Marijke Wahlers, Team Leader International Affairs at the HRK, and Birgit Bruns, Head of the IRO at the University of Oldenburg (Photo: Svea Pietschmann).

Dynamically on the way to an international university

"Open to new paths": in line with this motto, the university is successfully driving forward its internationalisation. At a conference of the German Rectors' Conference (HRK) in Berlin, it received a certificate for its participation in the internationalisation audit.

"Open to new paths": in line with this motto, the university is successfully driving forward its internationalisation. At a conference of the German Rectors' Conference (HRK) in Berlin, it received a certificate for its participation in the internationalisation audit.

In 2013 and 2014, the university took part in the audit, with which the HRK has been supporting universities in their internationalisation efforts since 2009. "The audit has given the internationalisation process a great deal of momentum," says a delighted Prof. Dr Katharina Al-Shamery, Acting President of the University. In addition to evaluating the measures taken to date and those planned, such an audit also helps with the future sustainable implementation of the internationalisation strategy agreed between the Presidential Board and the Schools.

The HRK experts positively emphasised that the University of Oldenburg sees internationality as a profile feature and that a broad commitment is noticeable in research, teaching and administration - in line with its motto "Open to new paths". All Schools were involved in internationalisation, the experts praised.

The University will continue this process in various fields in the future, emphasised Birgit Bruns, Head of the International Relations Office (IRO), who accepted the certificate on behalf of the University in Berlin. "The audit process has brought many different stakeholders together to share experiences and concretise further measures."

The next milestones could therefore include even greater mobility for students and academics as well as greater international openness in teacher training.

This might also be of interest to you:

A large group of smiling international students, international tutors and university staff pose together in a brightly lit lecture theatre during the welcome event for international students at the University of Oldenburg.
University of Oldenburg / Marcus Windus
Campus Life International affairs

Welcome to Oldenburg

They come from Brazil, Spain or Indonesia: just over 500 international students are starting their studies in Oldenburg this semester – either as…

more: Welcome to Oldenburg
Sascha Stüber
Campus Life

On Bikes through the City of Science

Leading members of the city administration and university continued their regular exchange whilst on the move. Their journey by bike took them past…

more: On Bikes through the City of Science
Photo of Jessica Adaobi Nnamani presenting her project.
Emilia Bondzio
Campus Life

Spotting racism in school textbooks

How do the depictions in school textbooks influence our understanding of culture and racism? And what can teachers do to change this? Jessica Adaobi…

more: Spotting racism in school textbooks
(Changed: 19 Sep 2026)  |  Kurz-URL:Shortlink: https://uol.de/p82n835en
Zum Seitananfang scrollen Scroll to the top of the page

This page contains automatically translated content.