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Studying with ADHD: 4 Practical Strategies for University Life

Jolina Sonntag

Try to imagine the following: you need to write a paper. You open your laptop, stare at a blank document, and two hours later you find yourself organizing your desk, making three cups of coffee and watched a documentary about the long forgotten tradition of fireworks, all while wearing a random piece of clothing you […]

Students getting off the bus at HAW Kiel

Buses Between Timetable and Reality: Students Commuting in Kiel

Havin Özer

It’s 7:25 AM. The app says the bus will arrive in two minutes. Ten minutes later, the stop is still empty. For many students in Kiel, buses are a daily necessity, but they are not always reliable. Based on personal experience and observation, this article looks at the gap between the timetable and the reality […]

Exterior view of the modern Lerndock 23 building. (Photo: Vivien Fritsch)

Tired of boring Study Spaces? Try Lerndock 23 at HAW Kiel

Vivien Fritsch

Looking for a new place to study, meet friends, or take a break between classes? HAW Kiel’s newest space, Lerndock 23, brings it all together — and might just become your new go-to spot on campus. A New Kind of Study Environment Lerndock 23 isn’t just another study building. It seems to be built to […]

Skyscraper featuring the Olympic rings in Kiel, Mercatorstraße. (Photo: Martin Dencker)

NOlympia for Hamburg – what does that mean for Kiel’s yes?

Anja Dencker

Last Sunday Hamburg’s residents voted against an Olympic application for their city and their mayor officially took back Hamburg’s Olympic application. As a result, Kiel lost the only candidate who had formally committed to Kiel as their sailing location. Kiel also lost all chances on hosting the handball and rugby competitions, as they were part […]

Your vote, your voice: the HAW Kiel student elections 2026

Jolina Sonntag

Every year, students at HAW Kiel get to decide who represents them in the sudent parliament (StuPA) and in their department student council (FSV) and this year is no different. This year the election takes place on the third and fouth of June. On those days. from 9 am to 3pm, you can vote for […]

Pedestrians crossing Central Station Kiel (Ann-Jolina Seher)

Kiel Central Station: What needs to change for pedestrians?

Ann-Jolina

A familiar drama plays out every day in front of Kiel Central Station: students, commuters and tourists all weave their way between buses and cars instead of using the traffic lights. No wonder – the traffic lights are far away and it’s a detour to get from the main station building to the buses. This […]

HAW Kiel Campus building no. 6

AStA invites Students to discuss new 60€-Fee

Valerie C. Porath

For most students, every euro counts. With rising living costs, high rents, and limited budgets, managing finances is already a challenge. Now, an additional burden looms: a proposed 60€ administrative fee per semester – in addition to the Semester fee. In response, the AStA (Student Union) is calling for a general assembly. Why? The AStA […]

Laptop, books and folder on one side, blank space with a question mark on the other (Photo by Anne Hanß)

Study-Life Balance: Challenge Yourself to Recharge

Anne Hanß

When was the last time you played soccer, rode a horse, or played a musical instrument? As we move out of our parents’ home and begin our studies, childhood hobbies are often left behind. Sometimes it might be part of personal growth and development. However, more often there simply is not enough time to pursue […]

A room label of Room 0.02 in building C22 on campus

Picking your Major: Information Event for Third Semester MMP Students

Leandra Freese

The event will be held Wednesday the 18th of December at 15:30 on Campus in C22-0.02, all third semester students are invited to come see the variety of modules the two different majors have to offer.  Every student studying Multimedia Production at the University of Applied Sciences Kiel comes to one of two choices: AV […]

A pottery selfmade showing the Pokémon Aurorus by Kaja Karkosch

Students mental health: A look at the Spoon Theory

Leandra Freese

The Concept Do you ever beat yourself up about not managing all the things you set out to do in a day? Maybe a look at the Spoon Theory can shift your perspective. The spoon theory is a concept originally thought of by Christine Miserandino and was aimed to explain energy management with a chronic […]

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