Matthias Scharpf combines his studies at OTH Regensburg with international experience gained in Zagreb, Malawi and Kenya. In the process, he learns…
A notice on the noticeboard, a spontaneous application, and before long they were heading across the Atlantic to Clemson University in South Carolina.…
Artificial intelligence is primarily developed for people sitting in front of a screen. A team from OTH Regensburg is bringing it to those who kneel…
There are as yet no laboratories, lecture theatres or offices on the site of the future Schwandorf Technology Campus (TC Schwandorf). Nevertheless,…
To provide insights into the diversity of research, to make science visible and accessible beyond the walls of OTH Regensburg, and to engage with the…
What is scientifically proven, and what is often misrepresented? To mark Constitution Day on 23 May 2026, four academics from OTH Regensburg focused…
They exchange ideas, do things together and support one another – that is the idea behind the ‘Campus Friends’ group, which is based at OTH…
There are currently 327 students from India studying at OTH Regensburg – four years ago, there were just 68. This increase is no coincidence: India is…
Whether it was Hong Kong, the megacity of Shanghai or Førde in the far north of Norway: Karl Märcz, Leon Dresel and Yannic Schena – all three students…
Hydrogen is the most abundant chemical element in the universe and plays a central role in the energy transition. On Earth, it occurs predominantly in…
When Prof. Dr Annette Meussling-Sentpali talks about the healthcare system, she rarely starts by talking about doctors or hospitals. She talks about…
At first glance, the test section on the A99 near Munich hardly differs from other motorway sections. The difference lies beneath the surface: an…
Available round the clock, straightforward and anonymous: the very first voice-based AI study adviser at a German university answers questions about…
Steeped in history and a listed building: this is the Prüfening site, which was once the headquarters of OTH Regensburg. It therefore makes perfect…
The air was stifling on 24 June 2026. The thermometer read around 32 degrees, and despite the heat, the function room at the ‘Degginger’ was packed to…
Mr Spielbauer, you have been Chancellor of OTH Regensburg for around seven months. What does a typical day actually look like for you?
When experienced staff members retire, companies often lose more than just personnel. Valuable knowledge and experience frequently disappear with…
Did your term not go so well? Did you fail one or more exams, or have to postpone them until a later date? – Are you now wondering how things will pan…
Anyone new to Regensburg who is looking for relatively affordable accommodation whilst studying will find what they’re looking for at the…
Milena Stürenburg is a professional handball player, a member of the national team and a student. The 20-year-old is studying Business Management at…
Launching a start-up with high-profile support to improve children’s online safety: With their app Kidgonet, brothers Moritz and Jannis Hutzler are…
Women study, conduct research and take on leadership roles. They work as engineers, computer scientists or professors. The fact that all these paths…
When Mykhaylo Bogomaz arrived in Regensburg, so much was new to him: the city, the language, the campus. But what struck him most of all was something…
The lecture theatre is full. On a screen, lightsabres whizz through the air and spaceships dart through space, but suddenly the bass cuts out. The…
