What does studying feel like? What opportunities does studying in Bernburg offer? And what is life on campus like? Answers to all these questions will be available on May 9, 2026 at Anhalt University of Applied Sciences' University Information Day. From 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., the Campus Bernburg will open its doors to anyone interested in studying - from high school graduates and parents to prospective students and the curious.
The day begins at 10 a.m. with a welcome by the President of the university, Professor Jörg Bagdahn, in the cafeteria. Afterwards, guests can look forward to a varied program showcasing the full range of courses on offer. Professors, staff and students invite you to discover the university, exchange ideas and try things out for yourself.
The three departments will provide an insight into their degree programs: anyone interested in Landscape Architecture, Environmental Planning or Nature Conservation can learn more about the use of plants in landscape design or experience how biodiversity can be promoted on guided tours of the Strenzfeld Campus Gardens. Modern technologies such as augmented reality or mobile data acquisition are also presented and show how practical and innovative work is carried out in these areas. In the Ecotrophology study area, much revolves around the quality of our food. Visitors will be able to witness a centrifugation of the campus honey and learn why analysis determines quality during a guided tour of the Biotechnikum (BT - Building 29 - Bernburg). Insights into agriculture and its future are provided during the popular field tours, which show how agriculture is adapting to climate change. Digital technologies and the use of artificial intelligence play just as much a role as sustainable cultivation methods. The Economics department will be presenting the use of logistics drones and invites you to the "From the AI revolution to the sustainable transformation of business and tax consulting" course conference. Various taster lectures, such as the curious question of when a horse is used, will be exciting.
The campus and its various buildings can be explored between the program items. During guided tours of laboratories, workshops and the grounds, visitors not only get to know the facilities, but also the people who research, teach and learn here. Numerous information stands offer advice on all aspects of studying - from applications and student finance to studying abroad. The Studentenwerk Halle will also be on hand to provide information about student loans, housing and life outside the lecture hall. Catering will be provided.
