Knowledge and Technology Transfer
Our transfer support initiates and supports social and technological innovation projects at the interfaces between research, development, and application.
To foster a vibrant transfer culture, we support cooperations, networks, and dialogues. We provide internal and external consulting and aim for public participation in research processes.
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Essential components of knowledge transfer
FHP Mobil
The FHP Mobile is a space for innovative ideas, actions, and a platform for dialogue. The tiny house on wheels has been in use for the University of Applied Sciences Potsdam since summer 2021. It showcases the diverse activities of the university, spanning all departments and institutes, through changing exhibitions, presentations, and events.
Local Office Luckenwalde
Envisioned to occupy an 800 square meter hall in an industrial estate, this initiative aimed to foster new collaborations between the university, local businesses, the Luckenwalde Regional Growth Center, and the community. Through extensive cooperation and early citizen involvement, a dynamic Local Office was created.
InNoWest
InNoWest is a joint project of the Eberswalde University for Sustainable Development, the University of Applied Sciences Potsdam and the Brandenburg University of Applied Sciences. The project brings together two major transformation challenges: sustainable development and digitalisation.
Knowledge transfer professorships
Knowledge transfer is a statutory obligation of universities in Brandenburg. To assume a profile-forming role in this area, the University of Applied Sciences Potsdam has been able to appoint professors to fixed-term transfer professorships since 2024.
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More eventsThe University of Applied Sciences Potsdam at the Potsdam Science Day
4th Brandenburg Science Slam
Collaborations with companies
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Self-help in the Context of Addiction, Penal System and Release from Prison
The study examines addiction self-help services in prison and after release from prison.
LAUBE focuses on Sustainability, Social Issues and Biodiversity
The allotment garden is changing – one driver of this change is the demographic development, which results in a generational change.
Non-human Tales for Humans. Data Stories of Future Environments.
Weaving different perspectives into future stories
Self-help in the Context of Addiction, Penal System and Release from Prison
The study examines addiction self-help services in prison and after release from prison.
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Retrospective
The FHP Mobil presented THE TIMES THEY ARE A-CHANGIN for the Environmental Festival 2024
The FHP Mobile became a cinema and showed animated, illustrative infographics on political communication at the Environmental Festival 2024.
Retrospective
Exhibition "What to do with the Youth" with the FHP Mobil
"What to do with the youth?" – The first semester of the Social Work degree programme at the University of Applied Sciences Potsdam began in 2024 with this question.
Retrospective
The Archive Distance Learning Programme presented itself at ARCHIVISTICA and the German Archive Day 2024 in Suhl
More than 50 discussions and consultations at ARCHIVISTICA.
Retrospective
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.
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Knowledge and technology transfer activities at the University of Applied Sciences Potsdam
The Transfer Service at Potsdam University of Applied Sciences fosters innovation by bridging the gap between academia and industry. Our service facilitates knowledge transfer, enabling practical partners to leverage the specialized knowledge of our professors and the fresh perspectives of our students. Through a range of activities, including workshops, consultations, and collaborative projects, we connect researchers with industry partners to drive innovation.
