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Driving forward digitalisation and the further development of e-learning as part of innovative teaching is one of the university’s stated objectives. By this, the university means the possibility of…

You reap what you sow – in Kamp-Lintfort’s Zechenpark, for example, this means strawberries and spinach in June, which sprout from the raised beds alongside marigolds and borage. Thanks to two sowing…

In its constitution, Rhein-Waal University of Applied Sciences is committed to internationality, diversity and heterogeneity, and focuses on sustainable, forward-looking teaching and research that…

Within a short space of time, Rhein-Waal University of Applied Sciences has secured its second start-up grant. Following the initial funding for the ‘Ringelbox’ start-up idea, Giridhar Vitta Bukka, a…

To mark ‘Young Scientists’ Day’, which focused on the theme ‘Paper – it’s brilliant!’, the President of Rein-Waal University of Applied Sciences, Dr Oliver Locker-Grütjen, the Mayor of Bedburg-Hau,…

The exam timetables for the upcoming exams in July and September are now available.

The Examination Board of the Faculty of Technology and Bionics wishes to raise awareness of cheating and scientific misconduct in general. This includes cases of ghostwriting, plagiarism, the…

Unfortunately, we have to cancel this year’s STEM Girls’ Summer School. But we’ve already got plenty of new plans for schoolgirls and anyone else who’s interested, and we look forward to welcoming you…

The “Pact for Computer Science” is intended to give companies the opportunity to spark pupils’ interest in digital work processes and their underlying principles, thereby helping to attract skilled…

“LGBTIQ* welcome” – two large banners have been adorning the Rhein-Waal University of Applied Sciences campuses in Kleve and Kamp-Lintfort since the start of the week. This marks the International Day…

Are you interested in studying mechanical engineering? Would you like to study biomaterials science? But are you unsure exactly what the course involves, what the syllabus covers and what will be…

One of the traditional spring rituals of the Lower Rhine region is the raising of the maypole. The pole is raised to celebrate the coming of summer and the renewal of life. However, such a tree also…