Ulm University of Technology is more than just a place to study. It’s also a place to live. There are plenty of projects and initiatives inviting you to get involved and try something new. Whether you join the Einstein Motorsport Team, play in the orchestra, sing in the choir or campaign for sustainability, you’ll quickly make friends here and be able to pursue your interests.
The constituted student body (VS) at Ulm University of Applied Sciences represents the interests of all students and plays an active role in shaping university life. In addition to student co-determination, the VS also organizes events, sports activities and supports numerous student projects. It is also the point of contact for questions about studying and is always happy to welcome new faces and committed students.
In cooperation with the University of Ulm, all THU students have the opportunity to take advantage of the university sports program there with a whole range of team and individual sports.
There are also opportunities to do sport on the THU campus itself. The THU running team takes part in races and runs such as the Einstein Marathon or the Spartacour Mud Run. University members can find information on this via the Moodle course "THU running team".
In Team Einstein Motorsport, students from Ulm and Neu-Ulm are working together to develop their own racing car for Formula Student. From the design and production to the business plan, everything is done independently alongside their studies. The team has been successfully participating in international competitions for many years and is one of the established Formula Student teams in Germany. A particular milestone in 2021 was the first fully electric racing car with an autonomous system. Since then, Einstein Motorsport has been continuously developing its vehicles - most recently with successful endurance participations and new technical innovations.
Do you enjoy singing and want to make music with others? Then the Ulm University of Applied Sciences Choir is just right for you. We mainly sing modern songs from the pop, rock, and gospel genres. In addition to rehearsals and performances, the choir offers a creative break from the daily grind of college life and helps improve your voice, breathing technique, and sense of community. No prior experience or audition is required—you can join at any time. Rehearsals are held every Tuesday at 5:30 p.m. during the semester in the auditorium on the Prittwitzstraße campus.
Do you play a string, woodwind, brass or percussion instrument? Then the Ulm University of Applied Sciences orchestra is the right place for you. New players are always welcome. The orchestra offers a varied repertoire ranging from classical music to film music and modern music and rehearses regularly during the lecture period in the auditorium. Concerts and joint rehearsals provide a creative balance to everyday study life and bring music-loving students together. The university orchestra rehearses regularly on Thursdays from 19:50-22:00 in the auditorium.
Would you like to get involved in fair trade and sustainability? Then the Fairtrade AG at Ulm University of Applied Sciences is the right place for you. THU has been a Fairtrade University since 2019 and is committed to raising awareness of fair consumption and global responsibility through campaigns and events. In the working group, you can contribute your own ideas, help shape projects and get involved in sustainable issues together with other students.
Further information about the Fairtrade AG Moodle course of the Faitrade AG
The Sustainability Committee at Ulm University of Applied Sciences is committed to greater sustainability in everyday university life. From environmentally conscious campus life to sustainable projects and teaching content. Initiatives are regularly launched in the areas of resource conservation, energy saving, recycling and nature conservation. Students can get actively involved, gain practical experience and implement their own ideas together with other students. At the same time, this commitment offers you exciting insights into current sustainability issues.
Students can borrow, maintain and repair notebooks at the Repair Café. The team of experts provides support and guides you to help yourself. You not only learn more about technology, but also contribute to greater sustainability. The Repair Café also organizes regular tech talks and offers a space for exchanging ideas, tinkering and networking. New interested parties are always welcome, whether they have technical know-how or would like to help with organization and events. Further information is available at the regular meetings every second Wednesday of the month from 17:30 in room F108 (Campus PWS).
