Also at our campus, there are many opportunities to connect with fellow students through shared interests, cultural events, and meaningful activities. Whether you are looking for social events, creative spaces, or community initiatives, there is something for everyone.

On the Campus Life website, you will find a wide variety of clubs, initiatives, and organisations you can join.

Cottbus also offers a lively event scene. From Campus Club Night, Cottbus Open, and Mückenflug to student club quasiMONO and many more events and venues — there is always something happening. In Cottbus, you won’t get bored.

Keep yourself updated on events and activities through our international news letter and here:

https://www.instagram.com/btucs/ 
https://www.b-tu.de/en/events/page 

We encourage all students to socialize and engage with people from various cultures in order to make the most of their stay here. However, there may be occasions when connecting with fellow countrymen can be helpful. 

The can be valuable support when you need it. Twice a year, these groups meet with the International Relations Office for a roundtable discussion to exchange ideas and address community concerns.

They also contribute to celebrating cultural diversity on campus and regularly host Culture Nights, representing and celebrating different nations and cultures. These open events offer a unique and exciting experience for everyone.

You can find a list of various groups and clubs here:

If you are interested in student politics, there are many ways to get involved. It is a great opportunity to make your voice heard, develop leadership and communication skills, and actively contribute to campus life.

To find out how you can participate, please visit:

https://www.stura-btu.de/en/contribute 

https://studierendenwerk-ostbrandenburg.de/en/student-union-in-cottbus 

You may also want to read David's story about his involvement in the International StuRa and how participating in student politics has helped him build local connections and gain valuable experience.

If you are talking about integration, the best example could be the Cottbus Open. This intercultural dimension adds more colour to the annual Cottbus city festival.

If you would like to know Germany from another point of view, the Student Activities Office offers you the opportunity to participate in a two-week homestay with a German host family. The programme fees are 40 Euro and includes costs for travelling to and from the host family, food and accommodation but no personal expenses. Here you find more information about the programme. For futher questions you are welcome to contact: marianne.methling(at)b-tu.de