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13.08.2026

EIZ and BTU on a successful outreach mission in India

On the initiative of Prof. Dr Wolfram Berger, Vice-President for Internationalisation at BTU Cottbus-Senftenberg, the EIZ and BTU have further expanded their international activities in India. The aim of the outreach mission was to establish new partnerships in research, teaching, innovation and entrepreneurship.

17.07.2026

Visions for a German-Polish health region

The AGEPOL project aims to lay the foundations for a German-Polish health region. The central question is how the health, social inclusion and quality of life of older people in the cross-border region can be sustainably improved.

11.05.2026

Faculty 4 of BTU Cottbus–Senftenberg Elects New Dean’s Office

On 29 April 2026, Faculty 4 for Human Sciences at BTU Cottbus–Senftenberg elected a new faculty leadership team. Prof. Dr. jur. habil. Jens M. Schubert was elected Dean. The newly elected Vice Deans are Prof. Dr. phil. Juliane Noack Napoles, responsible for Academic Affairs and Teaching, and Prof. Dr. Heidrun Herzberg, responsible for Research.

01.04.2026

Applications are now open for the STAR*PARADE 2026

The stage is set for ideas from Lusatia: until 31 August 2026, entrepreneurs, innovators, start-ups, start-up teams and innovative projects from the Saxon and Brandenburg parts of Lusatia can submit applications to take part in the STAR*PARADE free of charge. We are looking for creative business ideas, technological innovations and forward-looking solutions across eight categories.

23.01.2026

Call for applications: Best STEM student at BTU 2025

As part of its efforts to promote equality, BTU Cottbus-Senftenberg honours particularly talented, high-achieving and committed female students in MINT* bachelor's and master's degree programmes every year. Submission deadline: 28 February 2026

17.12.2025

Successful FIT@BTU network meeting

On 15 December 2025, the second network meeting on the integration of international students at BTU into the regional labour market took place. Under the title ‘Internationale Studierende in der Region halten’, 29 representatives from the university, the student body, the regional economy and institutions related to the labour market and integration came together.

Participants in the 2nd FIT@BTU network meeting