BTU students of History of Art and Architecture take a tour of the main campus of the BTU in Cottbus with Christoph Feinweber. As part of the travelling exhibition "70 Jahre Kunst am Bau in Deutschland".

Become a hero or heroine in both senses of the word! Donate blood on the specified date, bring a first-time donor with you and we will plant a tree as a thank you.

Online seminar for interested scientists of BTU

The first lecture of the new IBK lecture series is entitled "Making Heritage. An Architectural Practice" It will take place on Tuesday, 19 November 2024, 7 p.m., in lecture theatre A of the ZHG at the Cottbus main campus. Architecture professor Jens Casper from Erfurt University of Applied Sciences will introduce the concept of "Heritage Making". Interested parties are cordially invited.

A joint event organised by the Central Equal Opportunities Officer of the Brandenburg University of Technology Cottbus-Senftenberg and the Equal Opportunities Officer of the City of Cottbus as part of International Men's Day

Formnext 2024 from 19-22 November 2024 will bring together more than 850 exhibitors and around 32,000 visitors in Frankfurt am Main, transforming Frankfurt am Main into the capital of additive manufacturing. In addition to additive production systems, users will also find technologies along the entire process chain at Formnext.

On Tuesday, 19 November 2024, the BTU Matching Day will once again take place in virtual form. The 61 registered employers are offering internships and working student positions as well as topics for final theses and positions for graduates.

Concert by the academic orchestra ‘Collegium musicum’ and members of the Cottbus Philharmonic Orchestra as part of the 50th ‘Cottbuser Musikherbst’

The Brandenburg University of Technology Cottbus-Senftenberg (BTU), the German Society for Clinical Microcirculation and Haemorheology (DGKMH) and the Cellular Biotechnology Section are jointly organising this annual conference.

Guided tour through the city centre of Cottbus/Chóśebuz on the subject of Sorbian/Wendish art in public spaces. As part of the travelling exhibition "70 Jahre Kunst am Bau in Deutschland".