IchBinUniBremen

Frauke Meyer has been Chancellor of the University of Bremen since 2021.


"What do I want to share? The beauty and lightness of the imperfect."

Prof. Dr.-Ing. Bernd Scholz-Reiter has been Rector of the University since 2012.


"What I like? Sharing visions and making them a reality together."

Fiona Lanigan studies Communication and Media Studies as well as English-Speaking Cultures at the University of Bremen.


"I am committed to the integration and academic success of international students."

Dennis Barasi is a research assistant and lecturer in the Intercultural Education Department.


"I'm an incredibly curious person and I want to do my part to contribute to educational research critical of racism with my research."

Ulrike Schumann-Stöckert has been a BAföG and social advisor at the AStA for over 20 years as well as a freelance trainer and coach for intercultural and non-verbal communication.


"Every day is different, every question is new - and so it never gets boring!"

Sergei Dorogi is head of the in-house print office.


"I see my work as an opportunity to support teaching and research."

Dr. Christina von Behr has been Managing Director of the HERE AHEAD Academy since 2016.


"It is a gift to experience these impressive young people in preparatory studies and to develop (new) life perspectives with them."

Holger Esen is head of the bsu (bremen_service universität) office on campus.


"The world as a guest in my office."

Dr. Jutta Paal has coordinated the incoming section of the International Office since 2007.

"Planning and organising intercultural projects together with students from all over the world - it's like being on a journey all the time."

Prof. Dr.-Ing. Walter Lang is co-director of the Institute for Microsensors, -actuators and -systems.


"As a student I was rarely in lectures, I sat in the library and in study groups."

Samira Ghozzi graduated from the University of Bremen in 2021 with a degree in Religious Studies and has since worked as a research assistant at the Institute for Religious Studies and Religious Education.


"Every person is more. More than 'just' their job, their home, their environment...".

Jaroslaw Wasik leads the senior studies at the Academy for Continuing Education.


"I like to find solutions to problems where others have already given up."

Ines Gürlevik is head of the Family Care Office at the University of Bremen.


"I would like to see Care-Work even better recognised and supported in the future."

Elda Miramontes García has been an assistant professor in the Faculty of Geosciences since June 2019.


"The University of Bremen is young and dynamic."

Dr. Julia Gantenberg is a research associate. Since 2008 science communicator at the University of Bremen, since 2017 at the Centre for Work and Politics .


"Science communication is more than 'nice-to-have'. It directly contributes to strengthening trust in science."

Dirk Vaihinger has been a Technical employee at the Centre for Multimedia and Teaching (ZMML) since 2012.

"The university is a tanker that - sometimes quite surprisingly - is able to ignite the turbocharger."

Maren Hartstock is a research assistant at the Faculty of Business Studies and Economics at the University of Bremen.


"A fulfilling job is more valuable than an (over)full wallet."

Prof. Dr Marko Rohlfs has been a professor at the Faculty 2, Population and Evolutionary Ecology, since 2016.

"In 50 years' time, I see the University of Bremen as a European climate university that maintains a close dialogue with society."

Anke Winsmann is a subject librarian and public relations officer at the Bremen State and University Library since February 2007


"I am happy to be able to support and accompany people in their lifelong learning through my work."

Nele Kuhn has been the Diversity Management Officer in the Department of Academic Affairs since 2015.


"In 50 years, the University of Bremen will be an inclusive, inspiring and innovative place for all. Diversity is an inseparable part of quality in research and teaching, they are mutually dependent."

Karsten Lehmkuhl, is since 15.12.1998 in Department 5, Head of Department 5 since 01.04.2020

"My vision? The University of Bremen as a barrier-free "learning world" for students with intelligent networking, state-of-the-art equipment, multimedia tables and mobile partitions!"

Katharina Baumann, Building cleaner at the University of Bremen since 2010.

"I enjoy coming to work every day."

Uwe Schenk, technician in Department 5/Department 50 (IT for administration) since 1994.

"I am committed to ensuring that computing equipment is repaired and used for as long as possible."

Prof. Dr. Elena Zanichelli, since winter semester 2019/20 Assistant Professor for Art Studies and Aesthetic Theory, Head of the Mariann Steegmann Institute: Art & Gender; Institute for Art Studies - Film Studies - Art Education

"Discovering artistic production as a society-oriented practice!"

Bashar Harbi, apprentice biology laboratory technician at the University of Bremen

"There's more than one way to go to University!"

Dr. Sarah Wilewski, YUFE Institutional Coordinator since July 2020

"I am excited about the vision of an European University."

Prof. Dr.-Ing. Lucio Colombi Ciacchi, Professor at the Faculty of Production Engineering since 2008

"My vision is the University of Bremen as a space of exploration. Exploration of the deep seas; exploration of the universe; exploration of the human being."

Aki Bekanti Elysee, French and Art student

"The University of Bremen is a place where I have been given the chance to acquire knowledge."

Wolfgang Geißler, Alumnus of the University of Bremen / Speaker at "Einfach Einsteigen" e.V.

"My vision is a change in transport for Bremen, Germany and the world!"

Prof. Dr. Yasemin Karakaşoğlu, since October 2004 Professor at the Faculty of Education and Educational Sciences, Head of the Department of Intercultural Education

"In 50 years' time, the University of Bremen should be experienced as an exciting, inspiring and at the same time authentic place that is both closely connected to the city in research and teaching and also conveys critical, world-social perspectives."