Pupils
Offers for young researchers
The University of Bremen offers students of all ages many opportunities to gain insights into STEM fields as well as other academic disciplines. They can attend events and work on individual projects with researchers. School groups as well as individual children and teenagers have the chance here to discover science and conduct their own research.
Notice: All events are in German. Therefore, some topics may not have links to translated subpages.
Kids' University
Science and research are absolutely fascinating—and that’s exactly what children ages 8 to 12 get to experience at the Bremen Children’s University.
With lectures for school classes and small-group workshops during school breaks.
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Student Research Support Network
The Student Research Support Network (UnS) is a new initiative at the University of Bremen designed to help you with your own research projects—whether you’re currently working on a “Jugend forscht” project, want to explore a question of your own, or are simply curious about scientific research: We’re here to help!
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Girls' Day
For the annual Girls’ Day—a day dedicated to girls’ future careers—the University of Bremen offers a comprehensive program with more than 250 spots across a wide range of fields in mathematics, the natural sciences, computer science, and engineering. All participants in Girls’ Day must first register and select one of the many projects available.
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Mathematics: A Field of the Future
September 8, 2026
Technological progress would be unthinkable without mathematics. But mathematics often works behind the scenes. On Math Day, we introduce high school students to various applications of mathematics in industry and research.
Physics / Electrical Engineering Day
This program is designed for high school physics classes and their teachers. Younger students with a special interest in the subject—such as those in physics clubs—are also welcome!
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IdeenExpo 2026
From June 20 to 28, 2026, the exhibition grounds in Hannover will once again be all about the motto “Just give it a try!” IdeenExpo 2026 invites visitors to discover technology and the natural sciences in a very special way. At the hands-on stations, visitors of all ages can get involved and learn more about the world of STEM careers. This year, the University of Bremen will be represented with a booth alongside Bremen University of Applied Sciences and Bremerhaven University of Applied Sciences. We’ll offer exciting insights into various academic departments as well as information about studying in the state of Bremen.
More information about our booth will follow shortly.
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Explore Science 2026
From September 10 to 12, 2026, Explore Science STEM Experience Days will take place for the eighth time at Bürgerpark in Bremen. This year’s theme is “Inventions and Discoveries.” Over the course of three days, you can discover and experience the colorful world of science through numerous hands-on stations, workshops, stage performances, and competitions. At the University of Bremen’s booth, we’ll be exploring questions like these: How does the brain work? Can I eat algae? What exactly is a ball bearing, and why is it so practical? Who was Bremen’s first female pilot? And how can I become an inventor or explorer myself?
Come by and give it a try!
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Fall Internship at the Bremen Technology Park
An exciting opportunity—perhaps in research, business, administration, or a completely different field—does this sound like your dream job?
From October 12 to 16, high school students in 10th grade and above can participate in workshops at various companies and institutions in the Bremen Technology Park and get a first glimpse into potential careers. Among the participating organizations are various institutes and departments at the University of Bremen.
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MINTsteps
Creative, engaging, and forward-thinking!
MINTsteps offers interested female students in Bremen and Bremerhaven a wide range of opportunities to get involved, immerse themselves, and try things out.
MINTsteps is a collaborative project that supports girls and young women as they explore the world of STEM (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics).
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Central Advisory Office for School Internships
The University of Bremen offers internship opportunities in many fields.
Ms. Roschen will be happy to answer any further questions you may have about the internship.
Andrea Roschen
Tel.: +49 421 218-60454
praktikum@vw.uni-bremen.de
MIt - Schule
The Initiative “Mathematics and Computer Science Meet School” (MIt-Schule) supports and coordinates the development and implementation of mathematics and computer science programs for young people and schools. It organizes these programs in both school-based and extracurricular settings.
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Study Orientation
As you work toward securing a spot at the University of Bremen, the university offers a variety of orientation programs to help you make your decision: whether it’s online self-assessments, a trial study program, or a personal consultation - there’s something for everyone.
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