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MaExchange: Sustainable Project of the Initiative Infinity e.V. wins the Sustainable Impact Contest of the Business School in Mannheim
The project “MaExchange” by the student initiative Infinity Mannheim e.V. has won the Sustainable Impact Contest 2023 of the Business School. The initiative advocates for sustainable solutions and offers exchange students a financially affordable and resource-saving alternative to purchasing ...
One week all about sustainability
From 9 October to 13 October, the University of Mannheim will host the “Hochschultage Nachhaltigkeit” (University Sustainability Days).
University of Mannheim Once Again Certified as a Family-Friendly University
Once again, the University of Mannheim has successfully completed the audit familiengerechte hochschule of berufundfamilie Service GmbH. This confirms the university’s high development level and its sustainable commitment to personnel policies which take the employees’ family responsibilities and ...
Ein Passagierflugzeug fliegt über einer Wolkendecke, die den Sonnenuntergang reflektiert.
FlyingLess: Survey on flight reduction
As at other universities, air travel accounts for a significant proportion of our university's greenhouse gas emissions. At the same time, air travel is closely linked to essential elements of academic exchange, such as conference attendance.
Prof. Dr. Marc Lerchenmüller hat blonde kurze Haare und einen Bart. Er trägt ein dunkles Jacket und ein weißes Hemd.
Junior Professor Contributes to the New EU Policy Report
The European Commission has published a new report (Policy Report) on the consequences the coronavirus pandemic has had on women in research and development.
Mannheim goes Plogging
Together jogging and clean the city from garbage.
Students of the University of Mannheim Honored with Sustainability Award
For the first time, the City of Mannheim has honored students for their final theses on sustainability. Two students of the University of Mannheim have received the award.
The University as a Place of Diversity and Tolerance
The University of Mannheim promotes social diversity and equal opportunities. It is an open place for learning, teaching and working. Respectful, appreciative interactions with one another and tolerance for diversity are core values of the university.
New U7+ University Alliance Statement Calls on G7 Leaders to Prioritize and Advance Peace and Security
More than 75 members of the U7+ international university alliance met in Japan this week ahead of the G7 summit. The University of Mannheim played a leading role.
Transatlantic Climate Conversations at the University of Mannheim
On 16 March 2023, the Transatlantic Climate Conversations series, in which researchers from the University of Mannheim and the Brandeis University in the US will discuss pressing questions about the climate crisis, will start. All those interested are welcome to join the online discussions.