Fri, 12. December 2025
Hochschule Bonn-Rhein-Sieg (H-BRS) is awarding the DAAD Prize 2025 to Pallavi Aithal Narayan, a student from India enrolled in the Master's programme in Autonomous Systems (MAS). With this prize, the university honours outstanding academic achievements and exceptional social commitment on the part of international students.
Mon, 08. December 2025
From 24 to 27/28 November 2025, H-BRS welcomed guests from Jordan and Lebanon. The reason for the visit was two ongoing DAAD Ta'ziz short-term projects, each of which included a workshop at H-BRS.
Fri, 05. December 2025
Hochschule Bonn-Rhein-Sieg looks back on an intensive year of cooperation with the Vietnamese-German University (VGU). H-BRS is a founding member of the German consortium association of the VGU and has been involved in the development of joint study programmes for many years. The cooperation agreement, which has been in place since 2016, was successfully extended for another five years this year.
Thu, 04. December 2025
Prof. Petra Haferkorn travelled to Paris from Sankt Augustin together with her colleagues Prof. Stefan Schiffner and Prof. Hannes Tschofenig as part of a delegation from the ICSP at H-BRS. The two-day trip, organised by the IHK Bonn/Rhein-Sieg, brought entrepreneurs and experts to the Cybersecurity Campus Paris in La Défense, one of Europe's leading centres for cybersecurity. The aim was to open up new perspectives for teaching, research and future cooperation.
Wed, 03. December 2025
On 14 November 2025, H-BRS welcomed Sai Yang from Databricks, one of the world's leading providers of data analytics, big data and artificial intelligence.
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