Roundtable on New Vulnerabilities in the Context of War and Violence. Academia and civil society discuss strategies of dealing with vulnerabilities and exclusions in the context of the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

As part of the Cottbus City Festival, the Cottbus Open Intercultural Festival will take place on Sunday, June 19, at 12 p.m. in Puschkinpark. BTU President Prof. Gesine Grande will open the festival together with Stefan Korb, Head of the Department for Economy, Digitalization and Structural Development of the City of Cottbus.

79 students are currently working hard to learn German grammar and pronunciation at the Senftenberg campus. Final exams for the "Bridge to Higher Education" students from 18 countries are scheduled for mid-June.

The BTU has been actively involved in the ERASMUS+ mobility program for more than 20 years. With currently more than 200 contracts, it represents the central element of all student and staff mobilities within the BTU cooperation network and is thus an essential component of the overall university internationalization strategy.

At the halfway point of the EUNICE project, representatives of the seven universities, including BTU Cottbus-Senftenberg, are working on the implementation of the common vision for the future at the General Assembly in Valenciennes, France, from May 30th to June 1st.

Joint declaration by LEAG, BTU Cottbus-Senftenberg and CTK on the occasion of the 10th German Diversity Day.

We are deeply concerned about the ongoing war in Ukraine. We would like to call on all students and employees of our university to support the Ukrainian people on the ground and the refugees with donations. The donation campaign will run until May 27, 2022.