News
08/08/2025
Standard-Test alleine reicht nicht aus, um Tuberkulose bei Immungeschwächten vorherzusagen
08/08/2025

08/01/2025
Stipendium für mehr Chancengerechtigkeit
08/01/2025
07/30/2025
KI-Zertifizierung: Neues Projekt erforscht, wie Künstliche Intelligenz vertrauenswürdig wird
07/30/2025

Exhibitions
11/09/2024
- 08/17/2025
Ausstellung „The True Size of Africa“ in Völklinger Hütte in Kooperation mit Käte Hamburger Kolleg
11/09/2024 - 08/17/2025
06/24/2025
- 08/25/2025
„An die erloschenen Sterne“: Ausstellung über den Völkermord in Ruanda in der SULB
06/24/2025 - 08/25/2025

Sustainable Materials and Engineering – the science that shapes tomorrow
Society requires new ways of thinking to be ready for the world of tomorrow. Sustainable materials will play a central role in transitioning into a green future. The interdisciplinary Master's degree programme focuses on this challenge. In the programme, you will learn how sustainable materials are created and be tasked with thinking and designing outside of the box to integrate these materials into all aspects of the circular economy.

It's time to think big about sustainability
At Saarland University we want to drive innovative research, raise awareness of sustainability issues and show how socially and economically responsible behaviour yields positive outcomes. Social responsibility and sustainability are now a core part of our university culture.

Saarland University says no to discrimination
Strengthening diversity and inclusion at Saarland University is a core principle that is firmly anchored in our university development plan. Discrimination, harassment and violence have no place at Saarland University. We aim to create a workplace and study environment that promotes diversity, equality of opportunity and tolerance. We offer all members of the university – students and employees – a full range of services to support those who have been affected by discrimination and to counter all forms of discriminatory conduct.