Costs too high, great inequality, care too poor: The German healthcare system urgently needs to be reformed. Health scientist Prof. Dr. Claus Wendt from the University of Siegen warns in the current debate that reforms must not come at the expense of patients.

The two international conferences CARV and MCPC at the University of Siegen focused on future industry issues: How can we adapt to global disruptions in production and supply chains and how can intelligent systems be used to manufacture customized products?

The Deutschlandstipendium supports Bachelor's and Master's students at the University of Siegen from all disciplines. Around 80 places are awarded. The application deadline is October 06, 2025.

From sustainability and digitality to part-time options and a Franco-German double degree - the University of Siegen is making its range of courses fit for the future. Enrolment for the coming winter semester is still possible for open-admission degree courses until October 12.

Women's Mentoring Siegen (FraMeS) has been in existence for 15 years. One of the participants last year was Marta Röder. The doctoral student in Romance Studies chose Prof. Dr. Yasmin Temelli as her mentor. The two worked well as a tandem.

A student from the University of Siegen wins the "Women in STEM Award 2025" from the Zonta Club Siegen Area and is also successful at international level.

The University of Siegen is launching a future-oriented project for vocational school teachers: the BRÜCKE-4.0 project aims to prepare student teachers to understand AI as a tool in professional reality and integrate it into their teaching.

Construction work is underway on the AR campus to improve the outdoor facilities. Lawns are being sown, seating created and sports fields laid out on the LEOwiese and the "Green Center" between the NA building and Haardter Berg School.