In the best of company for 50 years: Introducing alumni of the University of Bremen
Uni Bremen alumni association – become a member now!
As a Uni Bremen alum, you are part of the university’s 50-year history – five decades in which students, teachers, and staff have helped to shape our university and make it what it is today. A reform university that dared to make a new start with flat hierarchies and with academics who are aware of their social responsibility. A university that has changed and refined its profile over five decades, with excellent research – for example as a “climate university” – at the highest level internationally.
As an alumni association with about 4,000 members (spring 2021), we are the organisation and voice of all alumnae and alumni. We aim to support and promote the University of Bremen in a variety of ways. You can help strengthen our association by becoming a member! A monthly contribution of just two euros will enable you to support our important work. With an annual contribution of at least 100 euros, you can become a supporting member.
Dr. Andreas Bovenschulte, Mayor of the Free Hanseatic City of Bremen on the Alumni Association and the University of Bremen
Five good reasons to join our alumni association
- You will be part of a large worldwide community offering lively exchange through Germany-wide regional groups and international chapters.
- Our events will give you exclusive access to our alumni’s collective know-how and professional networks.
- Our newsletter, mailings and social media channels will keep you well informed about current developments at the University of Bremen.
- Your membership fee will help us increase our financial contributions to university life, research and culture — beyond the 35,000 euros we donate annually.
- Your membership will add weight to a crucial voice that speaks for the university’s impact on society and promotes Bremen as a place for science.
© Harald Rehling / Universität Bremen
© Alumni der Universität Bremen e.V.
© Alumni der Universität Bremen e.V.
© Harald Rehling/Universität Bremen