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Basic research on the high-fired plaster screed of the monastery church of St Marien and Cyprian in Nienburg (Saale)
In the monastery church of St Mary and St Cyprian in Nienburg (Salzland district), a very special late Romanesque gem has been preserved in the form of a richly decorated high-fired plaster screed floor. Discovered as early as 1926, there have been several attempts in the past to restore and present…
The application phase for Science Slammers is open!
It's that time again! In spring 2025, the Brandenburg Science Slam of the Presence Centres will enter its 4th round. (Young) scientists are invited to present their research topics and results to the audience in ten minutes.
Sustainable building: The building culture of the future is the culture of conversion - from "grey" to "golden" energy
As part of the lecture series "Sustainable Building", Rainer Nagel from the Bundesstiftung Baukultur will speak on 4 December 2024 about the importance of a high-quality conversion culture. The lecture will shed light on how existing buildings can make a decisive contribution to sustainable…
Saxon Monument Preservation Award 2024 for FHP Student Toni Lorenz and Paul Lorenz Craft Business
The University of Applied Sciences Potsdam is delighted that its student Toni Lorenz (4th semester MA Conservation and Restauration) has been honoured with this exceptional recognition. Together with his father's company, the Paul Lorenz craft business from Chemnitz, he was honoured with the…
Inaugural lecture by Prof Dr rer. nat. Arnulf Dähne
On the occasion of his appointment as Professor of Specialist Planning in Conservation and Restoration at the CITY | BUILDING | CULTURE Department, Prof. Dr rer. nat. Arnulf Dähne will give his inaugural lecture entitled "On Restoration Planning".
The Conservation and Restauration Degree Programme at the Monument Fair in Leipzig 2024
The Conservation and Restauration degree programme of the department of CITY | BUILDING | CULTURE presented itself at the leading European trade fair for monument conservation, restoration and old building renovation in November 2024.
Germany Scholarships awarded to 29 students
In the 2024/25 funding period, Germany Scholarships were awarded to 29 outstanding students from a large number of applicants. The students receive 300 euros per month for one year. Since the start of the programme, Potsdam University of Applied Sciences, in cooperation with numerous partners and…
"Queens of Structure" exhibition comes to Potsdam
The travelling exhibition "Queens of Structure", co-initiated by FHP alumna Nicole Parlow, will open at the Potsdam University of Applied Sciences on 2 October 2024. The exhibition is dedicated to outstanding female civil engineers who have realised impressive projects worldwide. It will highlight…
Orientation and Accessibility at the University of Applied Sciences Potsdam
Accessibility at universities is of central importance in order to provide all students, staff and visitors with equal access to the campus and to education. This starts with good orientation on campus.
Building Culture Day 2024 at the University of Applied Sciences Potsdam
On the 14th of September 2024, the Brandenburg Chamber of Engineers and the Ministry of Infrastructure and Regional Planning are once again inviting people to the Day of Building Culture. Under the motto "Baukultur concerns us all", a varied programme will be offered throughout Brandenburg, focusing…
How do you work? Insights into the everyday Working Life of former FHP Students
Call for Participation! Planned Job Shadowing by Alumnae/Alumni for Students shows Career Prospects at close Quarters.
Prof Dr Michael Prytula is a member of the Brandenburg Scientific Climate Advisory Board
FHP Professor Dr Michael Prytula, research professor for resource-optimised and climate-adapted construction, was appointed as a member of the Brandenburg Scientific Climate Advisory Board (WBK) at the constituent meeting on 15 July 2024. The WKB is based at the Ministry of Agriculture, Environment…