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How children experience their everyday school life individually
Children’s perception of school, teaching and learning was now at the center of an international conference which was held at California State University Fullerton on the initiative of Prof. Dr. Klaudia Schultheis (Chair of...[more]
KU is honored as ‘exemplary place of learning’
For the third time in a row, the KU has been honored as a place of learning for “Education for sustainable development” (BNE) by the Federal Ministry of Education and Research and the German UNESCO Commission. Dr. Ingrid Hemmer,...[more]
International collaboration for protection of riparian forests
Dr. Nadira Degembaeva (Kyrgyz Naryn State University) and Dr. Dušanka Cvijanović (University of Novi Sad, Serbia) are currently staying at the KU Professorship of Applied Physical Geography (Prof. Dr. Bernd Cyffka) as guest...[more]
First BESH Legacy Award goes to Prof. Dr. David Stewart
The “KU Research Institute for Business and Economics in Service of Humanity” (BESH) awarded the “KU – Ingolstadt BESH Legacy Award”, which is donated by the City of Ingolstadt, for the first time on Wednesday. Laureate is the...[more]
The origins of the work of René Descartes: International conference in Neuburg
„Cogito, ergo sum.“ – „I think, therefore I am” is a sentence by René Descartes that is not only known among philosophers. With his radical doubts about any kind of certain knowledge and the resulting proof of one’s own existence...[more]
Floodplain Institute explores ways for balancing human impact and water
Nowadays, rivers and floodplains fulfill many different functions, some of which are contradictory and yet have to be reconciled – from shipping lanes and flood protection to recreational areas, drinking water supplies and...[more]
Ingolstadt School of Management (WFI) celebrates 30th anniversary
On November 7, 1989, the KU took up its teaching practice at its business and economics faculty, the Ingolstadt School of Management (WFI), with 80 students and eight chair holders. Three decades later, the WFI has celebrated its...[more]
