The University of Koblenz places great value on research-based teaching and research-based, interdisciplinary learning. In this connection, research is conducted on teaching and learning during and following studies by, among other things, carrying out projects funded by third parties and as part of student teaching and research projects. The university offers advice, support and training opportunities to improve the quality and design of teaching.

The University of Koblenz places great value on research-based teaching and research-based, interdisciplinary learning. In this connection, research is conducted on teaching and learning during and following studies by, among other things, carrying out projects funded by third parties and as part of student teaching and research projects. The university offers advice, support and training opportunities to improve the quality and design of teaching.

The numerous exchange programmes with partner universities and the high proportion of international students make it possible to integrate international experience into a degree course at the University of Koblenz. The International Relations Office supports incoming and outgoing students with all questions about studying in Germany or about stays abroad and funding opportunities.

About 140 people are currently teaching and researching the various topics in the department. With their very personal commitment, they contribute to the ongoing development of our profile and help us explore the topics of tomorrow today. We have a correspondingly wide range of technical infrastructure, e.g. extensive range of instruments in the laboratories, and the associated expertise, for example, with regard to analysis and measurement methods. Various large-scale equipment is available to be used by staff and students.

Our research focuses on the sustainable and future-proof use of natural resources. Materials science research in the areas of ceramics and plastics enables cooperation with industry and applied science and results in innovative, resource-saving processes and materials. It draws on a variety of research methods and a research infrastructure that has grown significantly in recent years.

Uni Koblenz is certified as a family-friendly university. Many services are provided, such as a day-care nursery, baby changing and breastfeeding rooms, holiday childcare and financial support services. The legal mandate to eliminate structural disadvantages for women is implemented through the Equality Plan of the University of Koblenz. The central points of contact are the Equality Opportunities Officer, the Women's Officer and the Women's Office. The university's Green Office supports students with any questions about sustainability development.