Climate change is - on many levels - one of the greatest challenges of our time. In order to enable future decision-makers to appropriately evaluate complex environmental, climate and energy law content, Hof University of Applied Sciences will offer the new master's program "Sustainability Law" starting in the summer semester of 2023 [more]
published: 29.11.2022
With a new research project, a team at the Institute for Water and Energy Management at Hof University of Applied Sciences (iwe) wants to develop more sustainable food for fish [more]
published: 19.10.2022
As a student, Jürgen Lehmann read "The Limits to Growth"; as President of Hof University of Applied Sciences, he tries to implement his ideas on sustainability - in research, teaching and university operations - the big interview. [more]
published: 13.07.2022
The Fairtrade Group Hof is a student initiative of the university with the appointed goal to educate students about the meaning of Fairtrade products and to encourage them to rethink their own buying behavior. In the article we present the Fairtrade Group Hof in more detail. [more]
published: 13.06.2022
Doing something good for Mother Earth - that is the goal of the Student Environmental Initiative Hof e.V. (SUI). Through various activities, workshops and lectures, the total of 50 members want to contribute a small part to making the university but also the city of Hof a little more environmentally friendly, because sustainability plays a central role in the SUI. [more]
published: 06.05.2022
Under the umbrella of the German Society for Industrial Cooperation (GIZ), Hof University of Applied Sciences has launched a remarkable international project together with Bangladesh University of Textiles (BUTEX) [more]
published: 15.12.2021
Empty ballpoint pens, highlighters or felt-tip pens - normally they end up in the residual waste at some point. But at the Greentech University there is now the pen monster "Hubert" of the Student Environmental Initiative (SUI)! You can feed him with your empty writing materials and thus make a contribution to sustainability! [more]
published: 12.10.2021
Prof. Dr. René Peinl is involved with Scientists for Future (S4F) as a private individual and as one of thousands of scientists, and was also involved in the International Climate Strike. We spoke with Prof. Peinl. [more]
published: 06.10.2021
The silage bales, often used by walkers and children as a photo motif or climbing object, are not as close to nature as one would like to think - recycling is simply not common and also only possible with great effort. This is now to change... [more]
published: 10.02.2021
The REIF research project aims to help eliminate the problem of food waste. We talked to Prof. Dr. Beatrix Weber about this... [more]
published: 10.02.2021