Communications and Marketing
30 years of university stories
2025
Teena Chakkalayil Hassan: Learning about human nature from robots
Professor Teena Chakkalayil Hassan's career is closely linked to Hochschule Bonn-Rhein-Sieg. She completed her Master's degree here and later took over the management of the Institute for Artificial Intelligence and Autonomous Systems. She has also recently been appointed Vice President of International Affairs and Digitalisation. Her research focusses on the interaction between humans and robots. In the process, she has learnt that humans are not perfect.
Your love story - painted and told by AI
Paul Anduschus, who studied Business Psychology at H-BRS, sells personalised books with his company DreamyTales, whose images and texts are generated exclusively by artificial intelligence. Together with his partner Marcus, he searched intensively for the right product until one idea finally caught on: "Your love story" - a book that illustrates and tells the story of a couple, each time tailored precisely to the customer's wishes.
2024
Roberta Hodel: Anyone and everyone can learn maths
Roberta Hodel already had a talent for science and maths in particular at primary school. She was enthusiastic about everything to do with numbers, solving equations and looking for patterns and structures. The fact that she discovered her calling in teaching this passion many years later also has to do with a less than perfect exam.
Recognising challenges as opportunities
At the beginning of the millennium, Susanne Peters-Lange was one of the first female professors at the Hennef campus. Most recently, she headed the Social Policy and Social Security department for seven years. Now she is saying goodbye to her role as Dean. However, she is by no means letting her career slowly fade away. Both professionally and privately, the former judge still has a lot planned.
2023
Kissa has "only coffee on her mind"
When you enter the small Meramanis café on Hansaring in Cologne, you immediately notice the wall-sized work of art on the right-hand side. It tells the story of Kissia and her four companions and their love of coffee. The mural depicts astronauts in a coffee cosmos whose helmets look like coffee cups because the artist thought "that we only have coffee on our minds", explains Kissia, a young woman from Indonesia who is studying Business Management at Hochschule Bonn-Rhein-Sieg.
2021
Always ready for action: 16 years of the university fire brigade
When the alarm goes off, the seven firefighters currently studying at Bonn-Rein-Sieg University of Applied Sciences only have a few minutes to be ready for action. They are part of the so-called daily alarm of the Sankt Augustin volunteer fire brigade.
From Zarqa to Rheinbach and back again
The following story tells the adventurous journey of a young Jordanian woman who overcame numerous obstacles and whose journey is far from over when she receives her doctorate.
2020
"It was a pioneering time"
Esther Hummel talked to Stefanie Drügg, Prof. Dr Dr Franz W. Peren, Reinhard Groth and Siegfried Kuhl, a student from the very beginning, about the early days of our educational institution.
The history of the university's website
Our university's website gives it a face on the World Wide Web. This face has taken on more and more contours over time.
2018
Astronaut research in a diving suit
Professor Dr Rainer Herpers and Dr Nils-Alexander Bury on diving station: Herpers supported the scientist from York University in Canada in carrying out tests for his underwater study. The tests are related to the ISS VECTION study and deal with the perception of self-motion in space.
Jette jets around the world
Jette Bakemeier, a business psychology student at the Rheinbach campus, is at home anywhere in the world and at home in the Rhineland. After a study abroad semester in Vancouver, the busy 22-year-old ended up doing an internship in Berlin, where she developed and presented the "Dosentelefon" - the prototype of a networking app for students - as part of a team at the Hochschulforum Digitalisierung
2017
There and back again: H-BRS Student in Ghan
Lioba Visser, a student at H-BRS in the Department of Management Sciences, spent almost six months living and working in Africa, on the Cape Coast University campus in Ghana. She told us about her experiences there with market research for laundry starch, a campus the size of a town and the everyday improvisations without which life in Ghana would hardly be possible.
2013
Man of the first hour retires
A detailed press release on Hans Stender's retirement from 2013, which tells the story of Hans Stender, the first chancellor of the university
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