As part of the master’s seminar “M3 – Advanced Aspects of Health Education,” an engaging panel discussion on teachers’ mental health took place on December 11 in Lecture Hall 3, addressing the challen
The Institute for Movement and Neuroscience once again hosted the annual conference for team physicians, physical therapists, and classifiers of the German Disabled Sports Association. From March 21–2
Prof. Dr. med. Dr. Christine Joisten, Head of the Department of Physical Activity in Public Health at the Institute for Movement and Neuroscience, was elected as the new President of the German Societ
The Sports Club: Evergreen or on the Way Out? On May 22, 2025, to mark the 100th anniversary of PTSV Aachen, the Aachener Zeitung hosted the AZ Forum on the topic “The Sports Club – Evergreen or Obsol
On November 7, 2025, the “Night of Biosignals” was held for the second time at the University Hospital of Cologne. Dr. Vera Abeln, together with Leonard Braunsmann and intern Lisa Wirth, gave a presen
We are happy to share that Tim Sperber has successfully completed his PhD at the German Sport University. His dissertation, titled „Climate Change and the Olympic Movement: Exploring, Explaining and C
The 8th international Sport and Discrimination Conference examines the intersectional nature of discrimination in sport. This one-day event, 13 June 2025, at German Sport University, Cologne, Germany
We are happy to share that Hilla Davidov, a past participant of the M.A. in Olympic Studies, has successfully completed her PhD at the German Sport University. Her dissertation, "The Bridge Between Pr
Marloes Ekkelboom, doctoral student at the Institute of Sport History, took part in the renowned annual conference of the North American Society for the Sociology of Sport from October 30 to November
Stephan Wassong, Director of the MA Olympic Studies Programme, participated in the IOC Olympic Education Commission Meeting on November 29th. A member of the commission for the past 10 years, Prof. Wa