In order to continue to offer a diverse range of courses, we are always looking for new course instructors.

So if you would like to offer a sports course, even in sports that we do not offer yet, please send us an email to: sport(at)b-tu.de

This handbook is intended to serve as a concise guide and source of information for course leaders in the BTU’s university sports programme. It brings together all the key information and guidelines relating to the organisation and delivery of sports courses. The aim is to provide a quick overview of key processes, responsibilities and requirements, thereby offering the best possible support for the planning and delivery of courses.

We look forward to working with you and wish you every success and enjoyment in your work within the university sports programme.

A respectful, fair and responsible approach to working together forms the basis of our joint actions. Through our Code of Conduct and Ethics, we aim to set out binding values and principles that provide guidance on how we interact with one another. The Code stands for mutual respect, fairness, tolerance and a sense of responsibility. It is aimed at everyone involved in university sport (all those working in university sport on a voluntary, part-time or full-time basis, as well as participants) and is intended to help create a community in which everyone feels welcome, safe and valued.

In-house training courses: “Fundamentals of Sports Training” delivered by ZEH Staff Members

• 8 October 2026, 4.30 pm, Sports Hall, Cottbus main campus
• Please complete the registration at sport(at)b-tu.de by 2 October 2026

ESAB
www.esab-brandenburg.de

SSB Cottbus
www.stsb-cb.de

KSB Senftenberg
www.ksb-osl.de

ADH
www.adh.de

University of Potsdam
https://www.uni-potsdam.de/de/hochschulsport/

Saxony State Sports Federation
https://www.sport-fuer-sachsen.de/

Leipzig University of Applied Sciences
https://sport.htwk-leipzig.de/

Malteser – First Aid

https://www.malteser.de/erste-hilfe.html