For the 29th time, the Brandenburg University of Technology Cottbus-Senftenberg (BTU) is awarding the DAAD prize of 1,000 euros to international students for outstanding academic achievements and special commitment. The prize is traditionally awarded at the beginning of the winter semester.

Brandenburg's Minister of Science Schüle, Minister of Education Freiberg, and Senftenberg's Mayor Pfeiffer joined BTU President Prof. Grande today, October 9, 2023, to open the new study programme "Primary School Teacher Training".

The Course 'Un/disciplining Knowledge' is taking place this semester on the Projects Platform of the BTU. This course will take place between 26.02.2024 - 01.03.2024.- New Information published on 13.11.2023

Within the framework of EUNICE, the Brandenburg University of Technology Cottbus-Senftenberg offers an international database for theses. Students can choose from over 160 offers and write their thesis abroad.

With lively music, Indian dance, an award ceremony, a new cooperation and many beaming new students, the Brandenburg University of Technology Cottbus-Senftenberg starts the new academic year. The motto is: "We want to know".

MODELS'23 Workshop Organization

At the start of the winter semester 2023/24, the public lecture series "Open BTU" will focus on social issues associated with structural change in Lusatia in four lectures. Whether in urban development, attractive places to work and live, or in the context of social innovations, the transformation processes are multi-layered.

Scientists discover a completely new order of bacteria that could be the key to improving biogas production.

Alternative Propulsion for climate-friendly mobility, interesting facts about flow experiments under zero gravity, learning in digital worlds: The list of exciting topics is diverse and offers all those interested not only news from science but also phenomena to marvel at, to touch and to try out.

The 3rd BTU Science Club on October 4, 2023, revolved around the apparent discrepancy between technology and sustainability. Prof. Dr. Melanie Jaeger-Erben brought this question into focus and triggered a lively discussion.