Participating & shaping
University sports
From A for Aikido to Z for Zumba - whatever your preference, our sports programme has you covered! We offer tried-and-tested courses as well as new sports trends in order to create the most varied programme possible. The courses are open to students and staff of Reutlingen University and in many instances free of charge.
Big Band
Our Big Band is an integral part of campus culture and often provides the musical backdrop at events in and around Reutlingen. The Big Band emphasises having fun and enjoying music together in order to exercise skills and to meet new people. New members always welcome!
Shaping the community
If you want to get actively involved in university life, meet fellow students and shape the student community, the STUPA and ASTA are right for you! Make your voice heard and help exert your influence in one of the many student councils and student initiatives in the spotlight or behind the scenes.
Student Initiatives
Students at Reutlingen University have various opportunities to get involved with the university and its study conditions. Help shape the campus in one of the numerous student groups!
National Model United Nations (NMUN)
Each year, Reutlingen University assembles a delegation of around 20 students who travel to New York City in March/April to participate in the world’s largest UN simulation.
ESB Student Consulting e.V.
As the student consultancy at Reutlingen University, ESB Student Consulting e.V. offers students from all faculties the opportunity to put the theory from their lectures to the test in real projects with companies.
Investmentclub ESB Business School e.V.
As Reutlingen University's investment club, our goal is to bring the world of financial securities closer to students from all faculties. We organise excursions to stock exchanges, financial institutions, lectures and the stock exchange driving licence.
oikos Reutlingen
Oikos is an international student organisation that deals with sustainability in business, research and society. The sustainability group oikos Reutlingen wants to open up new perspectives on the topic of sustainability and deepen the students' knowledge on this.
National Model United Nations (NMUN)
For five days, students from across the globe come together to recreate the work of various UN committees. The goal is to diplomatically represent an assigned country—a different one each year—and collaborate with other delegations to work out solutions to global challenges.
Preparation begins in October with regular meetings to prepare the delegation for the conference. In addition, a kick-off weekend takes place at the beginning of the winter semester, followed by an intensive seminar in the spring—in recent years we have been to Berlin, Milan, and Amsterdam. The rest is up to the delegation: from visiting Christmas markets to hosting pizza nights, everything is possible. We also organize fundraising and charity events to support our participation.
If you have a strong interest in international politics and are eager to immerse yourself in diplomatic negotiations and UN processes over several months, this is the right opportunity for you. Our working language is English.
At the beginning of the winter semester, we host kick-off events where you can learn more about the program and the application process. The application deadline is usually mid-October, after which the delegation for the upcoming year is selected.
Contact
Website: https://nmun.reutlingen.university
E-Mail: nmun@reutlingen.university
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nmun.reutlingen/
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/nmun-reutlingen-university/
The @hsrt_campuslounge
Check out the university's official Twitch channel. Here, a motivated team of students streams everything that's fun: exciting gaming sessions, casual Ask-the-Prof talks, creative painting streams, live events and productive work-together sessions. Whether you want to chat, play along or just lurk – the Campus Lounge is the place to be for real community vibes and university life in real time.
To the Stream
Studi Talk-Podcast
By students, for students – and anyone who wants to become one. Host Melina regularly invites guests from different degree programmes and faculties to the microphone. Together, they chat, laugh and talk honestly about what studying really means: from first semesters and flat-sharing to exam stress, big goals and small moments of success. Sometimes informative, sometimes chaotic, always authentic.
To the Podcast
Central facilities & services
Our central facilities and student services provide students with relevant information, support and tools to succeed in their studies and make the most of their time at university.
Central Student Advisory Service (ZSB)
The Central Student Advisory Service (ZSB) supports you throughout your studies and, in addition to offering numerous orientation aids, provides counselling on study organisation, motivation, exam preparation, stress relief, private challenges and more.
StudentServiceCenter
The StudienServiceCenter is the first point of contact for (prospective) students, applicants and alumni at Reutlingen University when it comes to organisational questions surrounding their studies. For more in-depth advice, please refer to the ZSB.
Learning Centre
The Learning Centre provides students with all the tools and necessities of a modern university library. Here you will find research tools, IT and media services, bright workspaces, training courses and a café area for a little break between courses.
Center for Entrepreneurship
The Center for Entrepreneurship (CfE) offers a space for experimentation to anyone interested in entrepreneurial endeavors. Here, creative minds and start-up fans get an opportunity to realise ideas and business projects, participate in workshops, networking events and maker spaces.
Studierendenwerk
The Studierendenwerk takes care of students' social, cultural and economic needs. It runs refectories, oversees halls of residence and offers qualified support on a variety of topics including childcare, finances, legal representation and mental health.
ekhg Reutlingen
The ekhg Reutlingen is the campus’s Protestant and Catholic Student Ministry. As well as offering support and guidance in religious and spiritual matters, the programme also includes a range of seminars on acquiring social skills and how to cope with the demands of studying.
The city of Reutlingen
Somewhere between big city & Swabian scenery
Reutlingen has the charm of an old town and a lively cultural scene, has the UNESCO Swabian Alb region on its doorstep and the state capital Stuttgart right next door. Here you can find global players and hidden champions, developers and thinkers, haute cuisine and home cooking and a good portion of Swabian "Kuldur".
Living & studying in the "Ländle"
Welcome to Swabia! Here, quality of life and the spirit of research go hand in hand with progress and sustainability. There is much to discover between tree tops and top companies – and we are right at the heart of it.
Cannstatter Wasen
Hohenzollern Castle
Outletcity Metzingen
Bad Urach Waterfall
Stuttgart Television Tower
Hohenneuffen Castle
Mercedes Benz Museum
Swabian Alb
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Campus Shop
The Campus Shop offers Reutlingen University merch with the official university and faculty logos. The selection ranges from shirts, jumpers, hoodies and jute bags to mugs, caps and hats with HSRT branding. The shop is provided by the Friends of Campus Reutlingen e. V.
