Student groups
Student groups are volunteer & community service groups at the University of Hohenheim made up of at least seven student members. The content of their websites does not necessarily reflect the opinion of the University.
Student group enrich campus life and push the University forward. They reflect the diverse interests of students. The initiatives range from cultural integration, lived faith in religious groups & diverse world views, ecological, economic, or social groups to political work.
The recognition as a student group is done by the Student Parliament, carried out by AStA. The requirements for recognition can be read in the catalog of criteria found here.
The services include being mentioned on the homepage. In addition, there is a possibility to use the lecture halls free of charge as well as using the Palace rooms and the Euroforum in individual cases. It is also possible to receive funding from the Student Parliament’s funds upon request.
List of student groups
We are a mixed, non-beating fraternity for students of all disciplines.
Our fraternity is dedicated to actively supporting and educating students, building lifelong friendships and instilling important community values.
Together we experience semester after semester, a wonderful time filled with events, trips and much more.
We are always happy to welcome new faces! Message us on Instagram, email us or just come along and visit one of our events on the house.
The "Arbeitskreis Nachhaltigkeit" networks various people and groups at the University of Hohenheim who are concerned with sustainability. This promotes ecological, social and economic sustainability at the university, enables the exchange of knowledge and facilitates major projects such as Sustainable Monday, the Sustainability Weeks (https://hochschule-n-bw.de/) and the First-Semesters' Academy (https://www.ersti-akademie-bw.de/). You can participate in existing projects or come up with your own ideas!.
The working group Organic farming is a student group at the University of Hohenheim, which deals with subjects all around organic farming, alternatives in agriculture and environment. In the winter semester we organize a series of lectures and in the summer semester practical workshops and excursions. We meet regularly during lecture period once a week to arrange and co-ordinate the activities. During those meetings we discuss the topics, organize the speakers, rooms and the participating farms or companies. Afterwards we take care of the realization. Beside all the "work" we also have many opportunities to meet up in our group, chat and have a great time. If you have suggestions or ideas on your mind, you are always welcome to let us know. Or simply comes to our meetings – we are happy to see you! Meetings are each Monday at 18 o'clock. In the winter semester we meet in HS 20 and in the Summer Semester in AStA (General Students' Committee, basement “Alte Botanik”).
Campusmagazin Hohenheim
"The Campusmagazin Hohenheim is a radio show by HORADS 88.6, the non-commercial radio station of Stuttgart University. The two-hour magazine airs every Thursday from 5 to 7 p.m. on FM 88.6 or via livestream on www.horads.de and reports on everything happening at Hohenheim. From the student union to celebrities, parties, and professors, all topics are covered. However, during semester breaks, the editors enjoy their well-deserved lecture-free days and are unfortunately not on the air.
There is an opportunity for students from all faculties to join the editorial team and gain practical experience in radio journalism. Editorial work involves researching and producing reports, writing news stories, selecting music for the weekly show, and of course, hosting the show. This is a great opportunity for communication science students to gain practical experience alongside their studies, but all other students are also invited to participate.
Perhaps you also have a topic suggestion that is important to you? Do you have something to report about your field of study or faculty? Have you experienced or done something special? Then send us an email at hohenheim@horads.de or send us a DM on Instagram @campusmagazin.hohenheim, and we will get in touch with you!"
Real, committed and pragmatic - that's us, the Campus Union: As a student group, we stand up for the interests of all students across all faculties at the University of Hohenheim. Our common drive: to shape university politics in a democratic, lively and European way.
If you are interested in joining us at the next event or action, please visit our website!
We look forward to getting to know you!
Are you interested in international politics, economics and diplomacy? Then the Club of Hohenheim (CoH) is the right place for you!
The aim of our student association is to offer you the opportunity to become familiar with complex international topics during your studies and to learn how to use the opportunities of an increasingly globalised and interconnected world.
Our main project is to enable Stuttgart students to participate in the National Model United Nations (NMUN) conference in New York. There you can gain your first leadership experience, become confident in negotiating on the international stage and take responsibility for a team or project while studying.
Our approximately 150 members come from a wide range of disciplines. Humanities scholars, social scientists, natural scientists and economists as well as engineers are all welcome here.
Debating is discussing and convincing according to fixed rules. Nowadays, the basic idea is to defend a position in free speech on a topic of one's choice. International debating tournaments are even held in competition, allowing everyone to measure their oratorical skills against others and creating international contacts. Debating actively trains free speech, gestures, argumentation and teamwork. These are skills that are essential for study, work and life.
In this way, we promote the formation of linguistic and oratorical skills. In addition, the association offers a politically neutral forum for the exchange of information and ideas on topics from politics, society and business.
Participation is free of charge and everyone who is interested is cordially invited. The current meeting place can be found on the homepage.
Enactus Stuttgart is one of the biggest groups for social entrepreneurship, with over 60 members and 9 current ongoing projects.
The main focus of the project work is to generate a long-term social and ecological benefit.
The young and motivated team of Enactus Stuttgart works in close cooperation with business partners and professors of the University of Hohenheim to enable an increase of quality of life for as many people as possible. The partaking students associsate the concept of a start-up with the intention to change the world for the better.
The purpose of the association and of all association events is to educate and sensitise students of the University of Hohenheim, one of the leading educational institutions for the food system in Germany, about the social, cultural and ecological context of nutrition so that they, as future decision-makers, advocate for socially and culturally high-quality, ecologically sustainable and health-promoting food systems. In particular, the association aims to fulfil this purpose through educational events, where we exchange experiences and knowledge in a pleasant and expedient atmosphere.
Do you know those small colorful coffee-KeepCups? Have you seen the stickers reminding you to turn off the lights? Or have you ever thrown old pens in one of the collection boxes? Then you are already following our traces! These are some of our activities we organize at Greening – always with the goal to “green” our campus. What that means? We stand for reinforcing the awareness of sustainability at the University of Hohenheim, for improving the resources management and for giving ideas for environmentally friendly solutions. Would you like to get involved and aim together with us at these goals? Are you interested in organizing for example GreenBug Lectures – or realize a whole new project? Then we are looking forward to hear from you! Internationals welcome! ;-)
The purpose of the association is an inter-corporate exchange with the inclusion of non-corporates. The aim is to deal with the corporative system, especially its past and present, through discussion rounds in order to provide suggestions on how corporations can adapt to the ravages of time.
As a queer person, you sometimes might feel lost and left alone from society.
The Hohenheimer Queers is a student group that wants to work against that.
We aim to set a safe space and visibility for everyone at our university.
As a group, we campaign for queer rights, and we want to educate people about the LGBTQIA+ community, sexual orientations, gender identities, and much more.
Besides that, we also do little events like trips, board game parties,....
If you're up to it, feel free to join us! We meet every Monday at 6 pm in the alte Skriptenbüro.
Attending online via Zoom is possible if you can't attend in person.
And remember: Everyone is welcome, allies as well! :)
We look forward to welcoming you aboard.
If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to contact us
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The International Students Organisation (ISO) is the social community for open minded students who love to get into contact with people from all over the world.
Improve your organizational and communicational skills by organizing daily trips for exchange students.
Experience interesting cultures and meet students by joining our parties and cultural events during the semester.
Learn how to take on responsibility not just for you but also for international students by supporting them during their first days in Germany.
The incentive for our voluntary work is the joy to bring people with different mindsets and cultural backgrounds closer together to learn as much as possible from each other.
As students from the greater Stuttgart area, we advise companies ranging from regional craft businesses to international corporations. Since 1997, the continuous training and further education of our members has ensured the quality of successfully completed projects. With over 9000 consulting days to date, we are one of the most successful student consultancies in Germany. Our club life offers you a unique and enriching experience. Through our numerous events, we create a community in which members can live out their passions, make friends and make a difference together.
The Young DLG / Team Hohenheim is a student group from the departments of agriculture and food economics. We organise lecture and discussion events, specialist excursions and trips to specialist conferences and trade fairs in the agricultural and food sector. In addition to the exchange of experiences and opinions among each other, the now 15 university teams of the Young DLG offer an excellent opportunity for contacts and networking of young professionals in the agricultural and food sector throughout Germany.
Our goal is to promote the exchange between students interested in finance and to create a supplement to their studies. This means that if you are interested in shares, investments and topics related to the markets, want to get to know like-minded people and are looking for contact with interesting companies, then you have come to the right place!
At regular intervals, usually every fortnight, we organise our working group, where we exchange information on current topics and the market situation. In addition, we offer close interaction with business and practice. Together with our partners, we regularly organise events with many opportunities to exchange ideas and make new contacts.
The Kreditwirtschaftliche Kolloquium Hohenheim, KCH, is THE exchange association at the University of Hohenheim. With over 600 members, it is the largest association at the university and offers exciting content as well as a distinctive alumni network.
For more information, check out our website or ask us your questions on our social media channels.
We look forward to meeting you!
Liberale Hochschulgruppe Hohenheim
We are your voice of freedom and advocate for liberal values across faculties at the University of Hohenheim. We organize regular meetings and events. If liberalism is close to your heart or you just want to meet new people, just come by. For more information, take a look at our homepage or social media channels.
The Muslim Students Group Hohenheim (MSGH) is a student association to unite Muslims from different backgrounds, provide accesible services in order to meet their spiritual needs and promote intercultural and interreligious dialogue at the University of Hohenheim. To this end we organize multicultural events, educational programs, spiritual practices and religious meetings. All students and university members with varied levels in their own faith, religious knowledge or nationality are invited to join us. We encourage also non-Muslim students to attend our social and religious events.
The independent student association "MTP - Marketing zwischen Theorie und Praxis e.V." (MTP - Marketing between Theory and Practice) has set itself the task of providing all interested students with an insight into practical marketing work that complements the lectures.
MTP was founded in 1981 and today sees itself as the largest intergenerational network of students, professors, companies and science. About 3,500 members volunteer at 19 university locations and in 18 alumni clubs. MTP is supported by 87 professors and over 110 partner companies. Among the national sponsors are Microsoft, Unilever and MLP. On a regional level, BASF, Lidl, foodora and the start-up company Pro Delight, for example, make a major contribution to the maintenance and development of MTP e.V.
Have we aroused your interest? Great, then take a look at our website, where you will find all further information and feel free to visit us at one of our plenums.
We look forward to seeing you!
The Nightline Hohenheim is the anonymous listening phone of the University of Hohenheim. You can call here if you want to get something off your chest that you can't talk about with anyone else. The listeners do not judge what you say and the conversation remains confidential between you and the person listening. The listening phone is not a counselling phone. This means that the listeners do not analyse what you have said and cannot give you professional advice on how to proceed. However, with your consent, they can refer you to various professional services.
If you are interested in the work of the Nightline Hohenheim and would like to become part of the team, please send a private message via Instamessenger (@hohenheim.nightline). Before joining, please bear in mind that the listeners are often confronted with different emotions. If you are currently in a psychologically unstable situation, please first consider whether working with the Hohenheim Nightline is suitable for you.
We are a young community of Catholic and Protestant students, doctoral candidates, and university staff. Together we want to live, share and develop our faith.
To this end, we celebrate church services, Taizé and morning prayers, organize lectures and Bible evenings, and go on many different excursions. In doing so, we seek fellowship, discuss faith and difficult topics, discover interesting things and have fun in the common activities.
The ÖHG opens up spaces for intercultural encounters, spiritual experiences and perhaps a piece of home in Hohenheim. Furthermore, you will always find an open ear with our university chaplains or fellow students. We also offer housing and help for students in emergency situations (life crises, possibly financial hardship).
Just drop by one of our activities. You can find all the info on our homepage or our Instagram page.
We, the "Practice for Students" group, are an association of students in cooperation with the experimental stations of the University of Hohenheim.
We actively campaign for more practical relevance in our studies. To this end, we regularly organise excursions and further education courses.
In addition, field tours, TMS evenings and the Wheat Cup are organised by our group. We offer you the uncomplicated opportunity to gain insights into practical work and to participate in projects yourself.
If you are interested in joining our group or have questions about our work, come to our weekly meetings. We meet on Tuesdays at 6pm in HS33. Otherwise, visit us on our Facebook or Instagram page (@praxisfuerstudierende).
The Hohenheimer Radskeller is a self-help workshop by students for students. In addition to help with repairs, you can also get spare parts and used bikes here. We also have various bikes for rent. You can rent them from one week to one year. The rental price includes a service, which means that if, for example, your lights don't work anymore, come by and we'll take care of it.
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Who are we?
We are PRIHO e.V. - the Public Relations Initiative of the University of Hohenheim. An association consisting of interested PR students who want to bridge the gap between theory and practice. Founded in summer 2017, we promote active exchange between students and companies.
We are a colourful bunch of committed students - we don't just want to learn our study content, we want to live it. We write, organise, post, design, connect, plan and implement. There are many tasks and much to move! And of course, there's no shortage of fun in all this work. We are specifically looking for contact with companies, PR and advertising agencies as well as NGOs and associations.
What can you expect?
Gain insights into the different areas of communications work and take part in exciting events such as workshops, agency tours or trips to industry meetings. Gain experience in association work, e.g. through your own projects, public relations and event management. Take the opportunity to expand your network: We combine study and practice and establish sustainable relationships between students, alumni and the PR industry. In addition, we shine through our presence and give Hohenheim PR students a face.
Are you interested?
Then contact us without any obligation - whether via social media or by e-mail. Throughout the semester, we offer various events where you can get to know us better. For more information, use the links below. We look forward to meeting you!
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The SMD group at the University of Hohenheim is a Christian university group and part of a Germany-wide network of Christians in schools, universities and the academic professional world.
We are Christians of different denominations, characters and courses of study and offer fellowship in house groups, large group evenings, lecture hall talks and various activities. We look forward to getting to know you!
Studentenreiter Hohenheim
Do you enjoy riding, like horses or are you simply looking for nice people for regular meetings with lots of fun? Would you also like to take part in competitions throughout Germany?
Then join the student riders!We are students from a wide range of disciplines and semesters. What connects us is not only the equestrian sport, but above all the weekly meetings and activities.activities.We only ride actively at the student riding competitions, which mainly take place in the winter term throughout Germany.
Anyone who has the class 4 riding badge can actively participateparticipate in these tournaments. The special thing about the student riding tournaments is that you don't need your own horse!However, it is not at all important how or whether someone rides, because riding is not the only focus.
The parties at the student riding tournaments should also be emphasised, asYou come into contact with people from all over Germany and a great network is created. We are happy to welcome committed, party-loving students.
Whether riders or non-riders!You can also find us on Instagram: studentenreiter_Hohenheim
The TSGH pursues the goal of a bound communication purpose between students of Turkish origin at the university. For this purpose, the community deals with the organisation of social, cultural and political party-independent events. The students always strive to establish a close connection with other student organisations and to work together with them.