Annual Report / Bonn-Rhein-Sieg University of Applied Sciences
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2021
Breaking new ground and setting new trends in research, teaching and transfer - this is what the Hochschule Bonn-Rhein-Sieg (H-BRS) managed to do last year despite the Corona pandemic. Talents, ideas and cooperations have come to fruition in various ways, always in close exchange between applied science, society and business. "expand" is therefore the motto of the annual report of the H-BRS for the year 2021, which has now been published.
2020
The year 2020 was dominated by the Corona pandemic, which abruptly changed everyday life at the university. Bonn-Rhein-Sieg University of Applied Sciences (H-BRS) succeeded not only in maintaining operations under these difficult circumstances, but also in enriching them with new ideas and insights. This difficult year 2020 has opened up new perspectives, especially for teaching, but also for research and administration. This annual report, to which we have given the motto "Walking - knowing the point of view, taking direction, showing attitude", tells of this. It shows which paths the H-BRS has taken in the past year. Some routes were rocky, and some slopes could only be overcome with combined efforts. Often, however, new terrain was opened up. The aim was always to find answers to the multi-layered, complex questions of our time - whether with regard to digitalisation, climate change or the social responsibility of science.
2019
"Diffusion - create clarity, overcome barriers, be heard" is the title of this year's annual report. It shows how the university is searching for answers to the multilayered, complex questions of our time. Whether digitalisation, climate change or social responsibility - scientists are getting through their subject areas and in the end they have to make their findings heard.
2014
The central theme of the 2014 Annual Report is human thinking.
In an interview, University President Hartmut Ihne and 3Sat moderator Gert Scobel discuss the concept of thought: "Should we be allowed to give up our autonomy voluntarily?"
Our university’s Language Centre Director James Chamberlain examines to what extent thinking varies in different languages.
Professor Paul Plöger from the Department of Computer Science explains why robots have tremendous problems understanding complex relationships in open environments.
Rather than focusing solely on our university’s future, the Annual Report links the fascinating theme to the enormous variety of life, research and tuition offered by H-BRS.
2013
The title of the annual report 2013 "Shaping change: The University Addresses Society‘s Probing Challenges" reveals the great importance placed on social, economic and technological changes at the university.
This key aspect thus runs through the contents of the 90-page annual report like a common thread, without losing track of the enormous variety of research and teaching at Bonn-Rhein-Sieg University. Whether the exploration of gaps in robot safety during a European Intensive Programme, a report about the Philipines crisis region from a graduate who has worked as an organizer for Care International, or the chapter "What does change look like?" – The annual report provides the full spectrum of opportunities, activities and findings of university members.
2012
The Report starts with an interview between Eric Bettermann, Director of the German radio station Deutsche Welle, and University President Hartmut Ihne, which deals with responsibility in education and our University’s activities in the area of development cooperation. The chapters “Studies & Research”, “Research”, “Campus” , “The Region and International Issues” cover a wide spectrum of topics that are not rigidly defined because many topics might just as readily be assigned to other chapters.
In the latest edition, some special pages have been dedicated to the topic of “Taking a break”, i.e. to research semesters and sabbaticals, to breaks as a scientific focal point or to absolutely normal coffee breaks. Breaks are an essential part of our lives.
2011
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Dialogue University President Hartmut Ihne and Jakob Rhyner, Vice Rector of the United Nations University (UNU), talk about common goals and the concept of regional internationality ...
Studies and Teaching University scores high with the Teaching Quality Pact (Pro-MINT-us), career training and Bachelor studies all in one, three attractive Master’s programmes set up, central e-Learning platform online, International Centre for Sustainable Development already hard at work ...
Research Graduate Institute establishes new Ph.D. culture, research focus on visual computing secures third-party funding, energy harvesting project wins university competition, research on the impact of zero gravity on arteries, security systems protect against car thieves ...
Campus Centre for Science and Technology Transfer, International Welcome Centre - a first stop for foreign students, alumni coordinator keeps in close contact with former students, hackathon brings students from around the world together, H-BRS prepared for the double Abitur year ...
What if ... ... the Bonn-Rhein-Sieg University of Applied Sciences did not exist? Personal answers to an unusual question ...
Region H-BRS- a strong engine for the region, research centre for region’s SMEs looks for investors, companies invest in scholarships, students advise the Alexander- Koenig-Gesellschaft, BusinessCampus opens a third location, concept for medical tourism along the Rhine corridor ...
International Mechanical engineering students in Ethiopia, businesses and universities collaborate in Ghana, university partnership with Namibia, Study Buddies for foreign students, student initiates German-Argentine Master’s degree, Spanish teacher conference, intercultural training for all university staff ...
Facts and Figures Programmes of study, statistics, organisational structure, international partnerships, awards ...