"Give us this day our daily meat" - for many people in industrialized countries, the daily portion of meat is still an absolute must. But in view of a steadily growing world population, we will not be able to afford this high level of meat consumption for much longer. New sources of protein are therefore needed - and clever methods to develop them. A Hohenheim article from the...more
How do you get to campus in normal times? What factors influence your choice of transportation? Which improvement measures do you consider important? Following the Hohenheim LIVE event last Monday with University President Stephan Dabbert, mobility manager Martin Kerner would like to find out more about your way to campus. Participation in the online survey is possible from...more
Digital administration, working from home, online teaching, ...: Even after Covid-19, the University of Hohenheim wants to become more digital in many areas. A monumental task that is expected to gain momentum in the coming years. To this end, the President's Office has now been expanded to include an additional member: Since April 1, Prof. Dr. Caroline Ruiner has been...more
Bike garages, lockers with sockets for charging bike batteries, a repair station, and a terminal for rental bikes from RegioRadStuttgart including charging stations for their pedelecs: Next to the "Uni Hohenheim" bus stop in the Heinrich-Pabst-Strasse, at the location of the increasingly electrically powered university vehicle fleet, a long-awaited mobility station for the...more
More mental stress and less interaction, but hardly any particular difficulties in understanding the subject matter - and many students even see advantages in certain aspects of digital teaching: In a broad survey conducted by the University of Hohenheim, students give digital teaching a mixed review. In addition to 2284 students from all degree programs, 304 lecturers also...more
The renowned QS World University Ranking by Subject ranks the University of Hohenheim among the top universities worldwide in the field of agricultural research including food sciences. In the current edition, Hohenheim is ranked 18th worldwide, 8th in Europe, and 1st in Germany. more
By 2040, all of the state's institutions are to become climate-neutral. But is this goal achievable for the University of Hohenheim? And what is actually happening at the moment? On the occasion of Hohenheim's monthly topic "Climate Change" in the Science Year 20|21 Bioeconomy, Online Courier had a virtual coffee with Sabrina Gärtner. Fresh from university, she has been...more
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