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July 2026
Those interested can apply for the Interprofessional Research Training Group for Integrative Medicine and Health Sciences at the University of Witten.
Leading nursing researchers are discussing the future of health care in Witten.
By creating new jobs and adopting new technologies, the university is strengthening media-based teaching and research within the Studium fundamentale programme.
On 13 July 2026, the closing meeting of the Wuppertal Research Seminar took place in the assembly hall of the Wuppertal Institute.
At the national conference, Witten/Herdecke University is presenting its strategy for embedding research data management.
Alumnae and alumni from the class of 2024 were surveyed by the Institute for Applied Statistics (ISTAT) about their academic studies.
The new agreement between the federal and state governments secures the National Research Data Infrastructure until 2038 and creates better conditions for the further development of research data management and research at Witten/Herdecke University.
The network meeting honours 25 pioneers of digital healthcare in North Rhine-Westphalia and fosters dialogue between academia and the clinical sector.
A project at Witten University brings together those affected and psychotherapists, providing support through language mediation, continuing education, and supervision.
Witten University supports those affected through specialized group therapy—and currently has openings available.
Achim Mortsiefer, a general practitioner and health services researcher at Witten University, doubts that stricter rules will lead to a lasting reduction in sick leave.
A recent alumni tracking study examined the career paths of 333 medical graduates and compared them with nationwide data.
June 2026
The new [tra:ce] working paper "“A Multi-Level Perspective on Transdisciplinary Projects in Sustainability Transitions” is now available.
The University of Witten is looking for additional pediatric and adolescent diabetes centers that would like to participate in the Innovation Fund project.
Nadine Abanador-Kamper has been appointed to the professorship in cardiology, with a focus on “cardiac imaging,” at the University of Witten.
ShoeCommerce Wins Competition at the University of Witten.
The large canteen kitchen is moving to the Christopherus Courtyard. This means more space, more regional produce and a new neighbourhood.
A study conducted in collaboration with the University of Witten examined German-language TikTok videos related to mental health conditions and found that most of the content is inaccurate.
May 2026
On 26 May 2026, Klaus Welle and Joscha Wullweber spoke at the Holzgebäude about the future of European security.
A project by the University of Witten and the churches is creating accessible pathways to faith, pastoral care, and community.
Zwei aktuelle Veröffentlichungen zeigen, wie die medizinische und pharmazeutische Versorgung auf die Klimakrise reagieren kann.
More than 150 children brought their stuffed animals to Witten/Herdecke University to learn about the procedures at medical practices and hospitals.
In May, Witten/Herdecke University invites you to readings, talks and concerts about democracy and cohesion.
The University of Witten demonstrates how an unconventional approach reaches family caregivers and why traditional programs often fail.
Management and PPÖ students at Witten University are more satisfied than average with their degree programs.
A study by the University of Witten highlights the influence of background and language on voting behaviour and political division in Europe.
Prof. Dr. Dr. Lars Bonitz conducts research and teaches at the University of Witten in the fields of digital dentistry, simulation, and artificial intelligence.
April 2026
University of Witten finds: Only half of all studies stand up to scrutiny.
Scholarship holders from the Faculties of Health and Business and Society at Witten/Herdecke University meet their sponsors at the award ceremony.
University of Witten Study Shows: Look-alikes Are Genetically Extremely Unlikely – Similarities Are All in the Mind.
