Research and transfer

Fachhochschule Dortmund is developing a research environment for IT security and digital forensics that is unique in Germany. The C²PANDA project is being funded with almost 3 million euros.

The FaWeRa symposium in the Faculty of Applied Social Studies was fully booked and met with great interest.

For three days, students and companies came together at Fachhochschule Dortmund for a Makerthon. The aim was to develop practical solutions for challenges in the production industry.

The planned pension reform law will give citizens the choice in future: a lifelong pension or a payout plan up to the age of 85. A study by the FH shows that many people underestimate their life expectancy.

Electric cars are seen as the future of mobility - but two hurdles are still holding back many prospective buyers: long charging times and limited ranges. High-voltage drive systems could be the solution.

The "ElSe" project by Prof. Dr. Nicole Knuth strengthens the self-organization of parents with children in educational support. The project supports the development of support services throughout Germany.