Johanna Tirnthal from the Chair of Media Pedagogy: Aesthetic Practice in Social Work at BTU Cottbus-Senftenberg was awarded the Papageno Media Prize together with Diana Köhler for their radio programme "Belastungen am Bauernhof".

The international study on child and youth health "Health Behaviour in School-aged Children (HBSC)" is one of the largest research projects on this topic worldwide. As part of the third wave of the survey, BTU Prof. Ludwig Bilz is collecting data on the health behaviour of adolescents in Brandenburg.

How do we live, work and move forward? The Spremberg branch is picking up on the theme of the Science Year 2025 with the motto month "Future Energy" and offering an exciting mix of films, lectures and discussions.

Transformation expert Prof. Roh Pin Lee, monument expert Dr Zeido Zeido and Master's student Elisa Korb are among the "100 most important minds in Berlin science" in 2025

Climate change and urban development - Germany's best-known competition for young researchers will be visiting the Brandenburg University of Technology Cottbus-Senftenberg (BTU) from Monday to Wednesday, 29 September to 1 October 2025, with its alumni format "PerspektivForum".

Joint press release with Cottbus State Theatre: Max Grünebaum Foundation's "Research Theatre" pilot project brings Cottbus schoolchildren closer to artificial intelligence

Graduate hats, congratulations, music and a champagne reception - this year's graduates from the BTU main campus in Cottbus will celebrate the official end of their studies on Friday, 19 September 2025. In addition to the official "throwing of the hats", the highlight of the event is the honouring of the best Bachelor's and Master's theses.

The school year has begun. Even though it may not yet be the final year, many young people will soon have to make decisions about their future prospects. For all those for whom studying is a good option, there is now a new programme at BTU Cottbus-Senftenberg that leaves no questions unanswered.

The new Medical Engineering study programme started at the Senftenberg site of the Brandenburg University of Technology Cottbus-Senftenberg (BTU) in the 2022/23 winter semester. The first student, Marlene Felker, has now completed her studies - successfully and within the regular duration of the standard programme.

In future, those affected will work together with BTU scientists at the practical research centre in Cottbus to find out how mobility, social integration into society and the health of older people can be improved. The launch ceremony will take place on Tuesday, 9 September 2025 at 3.30 pm in the "Startblock B2" start-up centre.