Community Outreach

The House of Science aims to familiarise its visitors with science and research through exhibitions, lectures and discussions. School classes are informed about the latest findings from the world of research, and there are regular discussion rounds with teachers and representatives from industry.

Students can acquire practical skills and gain experience in project work as part of the various collaborations, while the partners can benefit from new perspectives and utilise scientific findings through the cooperation with the university.

Old and young study together: senior citizens can attend selected courses at the university as part of the senior citizens' study programme.

The University of Bremen is an economic factor that has a particular impact on the city and state of Bremen as well as the north-west metropolitan region. People are trained here who transfer knowledge and innovation to companies and other organisations. With a budget of around 300 million euros, around 3,000 employees and 20,000 students, the university makes a significant contribution to regional gross value added.

"Opening up worlds - sharing knowledge": this is the motto under which the university invites interested members of the public to OPEN CAMPUS every two years. The open-air event in the Campus Park offers insights into research and teaching.

"From the files to the stage" - under this motto, students of history and actors from the bremer shakespeare company (bsc) develop staged readings from original historical documents.

Every year in November, the Wolfgang Ritter Foundation, the University of Bremen and Unifreunde e.V. invite you to the Bremen University Talks to stimulate a dialogue on current issues with social actors.

Since 1996, 27 January has been the day of remembrance for the victims of National Socialism. On 27 January 1945, the Auschwitz concentration camp was liberated by soldiers of the Red Army. The University of Bremen celebrates this day with lectures by guest speakers.