8 March is International Women's Day. Established in 1911, there have been a number of developments since then, particularly in gender studies. Some things have been achieved, but there is still room for improvement in other areas. In the news - for example in the USA - developments are emerging that are thwarting efforts to achieve equality and undoing what has already been achieved.

Paderborn University once again impressed with its gender equality concept in the second selection round of the nationwide programme for female professors and was also one of a total of 12 universities to be awarded the title "University with strong gender equality".

Paderborn University has been honoured with the "HR Excellence in Research Award". With this award, the European Commission recognises universities and research institutions that systematically work to improve the working conditions of their scientists.

Paderborn University scientists publish study in scientific journal

1.7 million in funding for development of education programme

Priority Programme of the German Research Foundation successfully launched under the leadership of Paderborn University

Researchers from Paderborn University and Jena University publish results from practical collaboration

Paderborn scientists analyse the use of new technologies from a humanistic perspective

Research into digital democracy aims to provide valuable insights for improving civic participation

Paderborn University celebrates traditional New Year's reception with 400 guests