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Recognizing Outstanding Performance:
University of Hohenheim and friends award prizes & scholarships [09.07.2013]
The University of Hohenheim reserved its most beautiful room for the event: President Prof. Dr. Stephan Dabbert paid tribute to the 32 recipients as part of the traditional Dies academicus in the magnificent Balcony Hall. A total of 70,000 euros were awarded by friends and patrons of the university and the Hohenheimer Lehrpreis or teaching award was also presented.more
Discover and Enjoy the University:
The University of Hohenheim invites the curious and merry to the Dies Academicus and Open Day. [01.07.2013]
A beautiful summer party in front of the baroque palace, along with exciting, real-life science, lots to enjoy and cultural events... a programme including 95 points at 26 stations at the University of Hohenheim. On 6th July, everyone is invited to the most beautiful campus in the State of Baden-Württemberg in order to discover science and research and just enjoy. For...more
Biodiversity Day at Germany's Most Biodiverse Campus
[11.06.2013]
Everybody who loves nature and would enjoy experiencing the diversity of species at our doorstep is welcome. Biodiversity Day is about finding as many plant and animal species within a self-selected area over the course of 24 hours. The target: to tally 1,000 species on the university campus with the help of zoologists, botanists and landscape ecologists of the University of...more
10-year Jubilee:
Life Science Fair of the University of Hohenheim Offers Career Start [07.06.2013]
For two days, companies and students, as well as soon-to-be graduates will be showing their best side. To this end, Hohenheim Palace will be transformed into a gigantic networking platform with information booths and lively conversation about careers, career paths, internships and thesis work. For the University of Hohenheim the Life Science fair is a success story that...more
Pipes, snuff and medicinal remedies:
Exhibition illustrates the past and future of tobacco [31.05.2013]
Formerly often used as a cure-all, discovered by native Americans, snorted, smoked, chewed, cultivated - and even applied in modern genetic engineering. The exhibition "Tobacco, a warm but sadly abused by us plant" at the Museum of History of the University of Hohenheim explores the checkered history of the cure-all agent and its current usage. The museum is located in the...more