Studying, researching, teaching and working together in good health
Your health is important to us! Working in collaboration with a range of cooperation partners, we provide a range of free-of-charge health-related information and services and organize events focusing on physical, mental and social health. Together, we consider the conditions of work and study at the University of Bonn and take steps to ensure a healthy environment.
Seeking to foster a culture of needs-driven continual improvement, we are dependent on your feedback and input to achieve our goal of a truly “Healthy Campus”.
Tell us what the problem is - University of Bonn staff are asked to submit feedback regarding the issue of healthy working practices, which the University incorporated in the development of targeted measures to ensure good, health-conscious working conditions.
Focusing on us
A detailed summary of the process and status of the survey is available here.
From November 10 to December 15, students at the University of Bonn can participate in a survey on mental health via an access link sent to them by the Center for Evaluation and Methods (ZEM)
Doctoral researchers at the University of Bonn are requested to take part in a stress management intervention study. The results of the study will be deployed to develop and run a long-term stress management seminar for doctoral researchers enrolled at the University of Bonn.
We have summarized all the important information about the study and the seminar here.
Student mental health survey
November 10 to December 12, 2025
Although being a student means new opportunities and experiences, it also brings wide-ranging demands that can sometimes become a genuine burden. Our aim with this survey is to get a comprehensive idea of our students’ mental health, not just in terms of stress factors (“stressors”) but also with regard to things that provide strength and support. Students at the University of Bonn can participate in the survey by clicking on the link in the invitation email from the Center for Evaluation and Methods (ZEM).
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Target group: Employees of the University of Bonn
Language: German and English
With the Digital Health Days 2025, Techniker Krankenkasse invites to benefit from a varied, digital program. Look forward to exciting live seminars, interactive workshops and valuable impulses that will strengthen your health and well-being. Best of all, everyone can attend free of charge! You can put together your own individual program and immediately integrate what you have learned into your everyday life.
You can choose from various topics and dates and register for the courses that interest you.
Date: From November 11 to November 20, 2025 | various offerings and times
Topics: Physical activity and exercise, nutrition and stress management
Location: digital platform
Further information you can find here (external website).
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University of Bonn: healthy and physically active
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Healthy Campus Bonn Week
November 03 - 07, 2025
The Healthy Campus Bonn Week takes place twice a year. In cooperation with other actors, a colourful range of health-related activities is offered. Whether it's a nutrition quiz, body composition analysis or information on topics such as nutrition, exercise or taking a relaxing break - there's something for everyone during HCBN Week. So come along and see what we have planned for you this time!
Why a University health management initiative?
Valuing health
The Rectorate commissioned the Healthy Campus Bonn team to develop and implement a University health management strategy.
Strategy goals
The strategy seeks to promote and strengthen the health skills of individual members of staff and establish healthy working and study structures.
Scientific supervision
Scientific evaluation of our health-oriented strategy ensures continual quality assurance and its needs-driven adaptation and development.
research
A range of studies make a contribution to the academic literature in this area. The University health management strategy networks a number of partners and involves them in the development of the concept and process.