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2026-04-28The Cologne Workshop on Doping Analysis has been held annually for 44 years now. It is the world’s largest specialist conference for doping laboratories accredited by the World Anti-Doping Agency (WAD -
2026-05-21Press conference with Minister-President Hendrik Wüst and Minister for Science Ina Brandes On Tuesday 26 May 2026, the German Sport University Cologne will welcome Minister-President Hendrik Wüst and -
2026-05-19Researchers unveil the first digital system for measuring swimming ability – invitation to a practical demonstration on 28 May in Berlin. One in two children leaves primary school without being able t -
2026-03-01We warmly welcome Alina Kulüke and are delighted to have her join our institute as a new staff member. As a project researcher on the “ReLePro – Diversity in School Sports” project, she will be conduc -
2026-04-19The President's Office of the German Sport University Cologne welcomes and supports the initiative by the German Olympic Sports Federation for Germany to bid to host the Olympic and Paralympic Games i -
2026-08-17Notice of Closure Our institute will stay closed from August 19 to 28 . During this time, you are welcome to contact us by email. We will get back to you as soon as possible after our return. We wish -
2026-08-05Professor Stephan Wassong, Director of the Olympic Studies Centre at the German Sport University Cologne and President of the International Pierre de Coubertin Committee (IPCC), attended the opening d -
2026-07-07Please make an appointment by email: s.pawlowski(at)dshs-koeln.de Appointments can be held in person (institute building II, room 313) or via WebEx on one of the following days: 28.07. 14:00-16:00 pm, -
2026-05-18Every year, Girls’ Day has one key aim: to inspire girls and young women to pursue degree courses and career opportunities in the fields of mathematics, computer science, natural sciences and technolo -
2026-07-14Whether on grass, gravel, or artificial turf, with sturdy metal goals or simply jumpers and bags laid down as goalposts—public neighbourhood football pitches (known in German as Bolzplätze ) are as di