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Target group: Representatives, stakeholders (e.g. staff councils, committee members, student representatives, equal opportunities, disabled persons and anti-discrimination officers, study advisors, interested advisors)

How can health data be made available for research in a way that complies with data protection regulations? In an online talk, Antonia Ewald from the Medical University of Lausitz – Carl Thiem (MUL-CT) will present the Data Integration Centre (DIZ) and the opportunities it offers researchers.

“Gender Relations in Regions Undergoing Structural Change”: Interactions, Challenges, and Approaches to Gender Equality Policy. By transforming living and working conditions, regional infrastructure and social coexistence, structural change simultaneously opens up opportunities and possibilities for shaping the future.

The Visionärinnen*Salon brings together women in academia and beyond. As part of the FEM*Vision mentoring programme, the Salon evening offers interested women a platform to get to know one another (better), network, find collaboration or tandem partners, forge alliances, present current projects or new formats, and share their vision.

If you’d like to encourage school pupils and students as they prepare for university, why not come along to the information session organised by ArbeiterKind.de?

In keeping with the theme of the 2026 Brandenburg Women’s Weeks, “WTF – Anger Meets Feminism”, the Equality Office is offering a workshop in which participants can explore and express their justified anger: “Find Your Voice” with vocal coach and anti-discrimination trainer Andrzej Profus.

From reference management to publication - the virtual Event Series for Doctoral Students (in German)

Diversity is a reality. But treating one another with respect doesn’t happen by itself. In this interactive talk, we’ll explore why diversity strengthens organisations, why our brains nevertheless often lead us to think in stereotypes, and how our biases towards others play out in everyday university and working life.

Lecture as part of the Open BTU theme block "Democracy - Retrospects, Present and Perspectives"

Experienced counselors and experts from the Central Study Counseling of BTU, the Chamber of Industry and Commerce (IHK) Cottbus, the Federal Employment Agency (Bundesagentur für Arbeit), and other organisations supporting international students and career starters from abroad will provide insights into perspectives on the German Jon Market.