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University sports at the UW/H

Sports offers from the Hochschulwerk for students of the UW/H - mostly free of charge. Also for faculty and staff, if places are available and only for a small financial contribution.

Photo: iStock | H. Barth

Free NRW-wide travel for job ticket and company ticket holders

BOGESTRA informs: All season ticket holders - including all Jobticket and company ticket holders - have free travel throughout North Rhine-Westphalia on all weekends until December 31, 2022.

Open letter

Open letter of the university management on the event "The dignity of man - (in)touchable?"

Photo: UWH | Jürgen Appelhans

Opinion

Statement of the University Management on the Conference "The I in the We

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Day of Teaching

All UW/H members are warmly invited to the first inter-faculty, university-wide Day of Teaching on Thursday, 7 October 2022, on the UW/H campus. Further information, the registration link and the programme can be found on the website of the University Didactics.

Photo: Pexel | Polina Tankilevitch

Flu vaccination

This fall, UW/H is once again offering employees the opportunity to get a free flu shot on campus.

Corona-Update: Semesterstart

The latest Corona update on the start of the semester from the UW/H President's Office.

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AN. Recognition & credit in studies

Start from scratch in your studies? You don't have to. You can use a lot of what you have already achieved for your studies.

The Department of Human Medicine mourns the death of Professor Dr. Klaus Dörner

Prof. Dr. Klaus Dörner was the holder of the Chair of Psychiatry and Psychotherapy in the early years. His successor, Prof. Dr. Beine, has written the following obituary. We send a silent greeting to the family and friends of Prof. Dörner.

 

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The social-ecological crisis in the curriculum

Today's students will experience the effects of global crises in their professional lives. At the same time, a highly sensitized generation is studying that is very concerned with the questions of how to deal with the crises. What does this mean for teaching at UW/H? A blog post by Annaliesa Hilger.