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Two researchers in lab coats stand in front of a wall with apparatuses

STEM offers

“STEM” stands for science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. How can a university get pupils excited about STEM? How can students of STEM subjects be individually accompanied on their way to graduation? What does it take to encourage girls and women in particular to follow their STEM interests?

The University of Bayreuth answers these questions with a comprehensive range of information and support services. After all, it is training the researchers and specialists of tomorrow, who are urgently needed in the STEM field in particular.

Our university offers a wide range of activities and services in the STEM field for a wide variety of target groups. MINT.UNI represents the umbrella structure of the University of Bayreuth, under which the information, learning and study offerings from the subjects of mathematics, computer science, natural sciences and technology are bundled.

Two schoolgirls sit in a laboratory and experiment

Never too young to start!

MINT.UNI & School

Activities such as the "Girls' Day" or the workshops at the Student Research Centre offer schoolchildren a platform to experiment and tinker. We also have a lot on offer for school classes and teachers interested in studying.

Students sitting in a lecture hall

Well prepared and individually supported

MINT.UNI & Studying

On the way to a successful degree, we accompany our students with various support and counselling services.

Zwei Schülerinnen sitzen in einem Labor und experimentieren

Never too young to start!

MINT.UNI & School

Activities such as the "Girls' Day" or the workshops at the Student Research Centre offer schoolchildren a platform to experiment and tinker. We also have a lot on offer for school classes and teachers interested in studying.

Studierende sitzen in einem Hörsaal

Well prepared and individually supported

MINT.UNI & Studying

On the way to a successful degree, we accompany our students with various support and counselling services.

We are partners of the MINT Region Bayreuth

MINT.UNI was funded by the Bavarian State Ministry of Education and Cultural Affairs, Science and the Arts as part of the "MINTerAKTIV" project.

For further information, please �鶹��Ʒ:

Stefanie Raab-Somabe

Stefanie Raab-Somabe Coordinator of MINT.UNI, STEM Promotion Programme Advisor

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