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The information portal for employees at the OVGU is under construction.

Currently you will find news from the university, forms and important information.
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Latest news

Live stream: Panel discussion on the election in Saxony-Anhalt

26.05.2026 |

A lecture series titled “Saxony-Anhalt Has a Choice: State Elections in Uncertain Times” is held every Wednesday from 5 to 7 p.m. in Lecture Hall 6. A highlight will be a panel discussion on June 3 featuring Andreas Brohm, mayor of Tangerhütte; Andreas Dittmann, mayor of Zerbst (Anhalt); and Mandy Schumacher, mayor of Gardelegen. The discussion will focus on local governments’ expectations of state politics as well as the consequences of growing financial burdens in rural areas. It will be livestreamed

The Federal Ministry of Justice in the shadow of its Nazi past

The traveling exhibition “Die Rosenburg – The Federal Ministry of Justice in the Shadow of the Nazi Past” will be on display at the University Library through June 18, 2026. On the ground floor, in the reading area, visitors can explore a multimedia exhibition during the University Library’s opening hours that examines how the early Federal Republic dealt with its Nazi past, repression, and democratic responsibility.

AI in medicine – ethical opportunities and challenges

26.05.2026 |

AI is rapidly making its way into the field of medicine. At the 11th Ethics Day organised by the Clinical Ethics Committee on 18 June 2026, various aspects of this topic will be examined in detail. In addition, a poster exhibition and a panel discussion featuring representatives from our University Hospital will focus on specific areas of application in Magdeburg. View the programme

Podiumsdiskussion beim Rektorentreffen EU GREEN

Academic Spaces in Europe

The rectors and approximately 100 other members from the partner universities of the EU GREEN University Alliance gathered at OVGU in early May 2026. The Board of Rectors Meeting focused on how the nine European universities will collaborate on teaching, research, and digital cooperation in the future.

In the “living room” of our kestrels

You can use a webcam to take a look inside two new nesting boxes for the kestrels on our main campus. Colleagues from the carpentry shop built them according to NABU specifications; the Department of Technology and Construction Planning installed them; and colleagues from the URZ set up the cameras.

Updates Regarding Business Travel

Going forward, all substantive and technical inquiries regarding business travel will be collected via a central email address. There have been updates to the form library, and an invoice is now required for the reimbursement of travel expenses.

Know-how homemade

Once a month, the 55 staff members of the University Library gather to share best practices and experiences. Based on the principle of “by staff, for staff,” cross-departmental collaboration and joint development are actively encouraged.

What else?!

United Kingdom Returns to Erasmus+

Starting in 2027, the UK will once again participate fully in all areas of the Erasmus program, ranging from schools and vocational training to higher education, youth, adult education, and sports. The UK’s association with the EU’s Erasmus+ program has now been signed in Brussels. This means the UK is once again closely connected to Europe through both Horizon Europe in research and Erasmus+ in exchange and teaching. Learn more.