Alumniverbund der Universität Siegen - The International Network
Regardless of whether you completed your studies some time ago, or are still working on your degree, everyone who has studied, taught, worked or conducted research at the University of Siegen should stay connected. Become a part of the international network of your university! Benefit from lively exchanges between theoretical and practical knowledge, make contacts and take advantage of the variety of services offered by us, the "Alumniverbund der Universität Siegen" - the international network of the University of Siegen, together with the alumni groups of the faculties. Your participation will also allow you to actively shape the network.
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Alumni share experiences from their personal and professional development in these interviews. They may have all studied at the University of Siegen, but each one of them has their own story to share. Click here to read their portraits.
Some alumni of the University of Siegen decide to start their own businesses.The ideas behind each company are as unique as the founders themselves. These alumni talk about their exciting start-up experiences in various interviews. Click here to read more about our founder alumni.
International scientists from our research network give an insight into their research collaboration with researchers from the University of Siegen. Click here here to see the research alumni gallery aswell.
Latest News

25th Anniversary Celebration
Alumni travel back in time to the year 2000For the first time, the University of Siegen
invited alumni who graduated or completed their
doctorate in 2000 to a ‘silver jubilee
celebration’. Over 100 graduates attended the
reception in the Audimax on the
Adolf-Reichwein-Straße campus and received their
anniversary certificates from Rector Prof Dr
Stefanie Reese.
Some alumni also took the opportunity to take part
in the varied Open University programme the next
day and to get to know the campus "Unteres Schloss"
on a tour organised exclusively for them.
Click here to read more.

In Memoriam
Prof. Dr. Neelakshi C. PremawardhenaOn 22.03.2025 we received the sad news that
Prof. Dr. Neelakshi C. Premawardhena passed away
suddenly. We are very saddened by this. Neelakshi
Premawardhena completed her doctorate in German
Studies/Linguistics from 1997 to 2001 at the
University of Siegen under Prof. Dr. Burkhard
Schaeder. She was Chair of Modern Languages and
also headed the Centre for International Affairs at
Kelaniya University in Sri Lanka.
Prof. Neelakshi Premawardhena was a tireless global
ambassador for our university as an alumna of the
University of Siegen in her role as Alumni
Ambassador. Since 2013, we have held DAAD-funded
Alumni Academies, which she has greatly enriched
with her tireless efforts. The international alumni
community at the University of Siegen has grown
into a close-knit family. The professional and
personal exchange with Neelakshi Premawardhena has
always been very cordial, her friendliness, wisdom
and creative ideas have always inspired us. We have
lost a member of our family. Her death has hit us
all hard and leaves a huge gap.
Dr. Susanne Padberg and Prof. Dr.-Ing. Mathias
Wirths
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New Research Alumni Tandem online
Prof. Dr Onofre Martorell, Prof. Dr Michael Möller: Image Reconstruction - More than just Putting Pictures TogetherProf. Dr Michael Möller, Professor of Computer Vision in the Department Computer Science and Electrical Engineering at the University of Siegen and his guest-researcher Prof. Dr Onofre Martorell Nadal from the University of the Balearic Islands commited thier research to work on image reconstruction. The idea is to optimize sensor systems to record optimal measurements for an overall better output. Click here to read more.

Global Digital Health
Research Alumni Project WeekThe Alumni Project Week "Global Digital Health - Interdisciplinary Challenges from International Perspectives" is a collaborative initiative bringing together Research Alumni and local researchers from 6 German partner institutions (DKFZ, KIT, and the Universities of Cologne, Heidelberg, Münster, and Siegen) from 20 – 26 November 2025 in Cologne and Heidelberg. Click here to read more.

DAAD funding approval for the Alumni Academy 2025/26
Shaping transfer processes sustainably for the future.International alumni of the University of Siegen
have once again been invited to take part in the
Alumni Academy 2025/26 thanks to another DAAD
funding commitment.
Over the course of two years, the participants will
deal with issues relating to the sustainable design
of transfer processes. Through an international
discourse, innovative initiatives for the
implementation of transfer strategies will be
developed together.
Click here to read more.