TU Clausthal: Ceremony celebrates creative transformation and sustainability!

TU Clausthal: Ceremony celebrates creative transformation and sustainability!

A ceremony took place on June 23, 2025 TU Clausthal took place, which ended with a common climbing song. Numerous participants commented positively on the event, which reflected the lively and creative atmosphere of the university. The university is also described as a place of solidarity, which became clear in the speeches of the prominent guests.

The main theme of TU Clausthal emphasizes the importance of sustainability, transformation and circular economy. Science Minister Falko Mohrs and State Secretary Prof. Joachim Schachtner were also present and contributed to the celebration. University President Dr.-Ing. In her outlook, Sylvia Schattauer highlighted the TU's ability to transform since 1775 and made it clear how important the university is for the region.

Appreciation of the university

During the celebration, Prof. Jens Strackeljan, Rector of the University of Magdeburg, praised Clausthal University of Technology as an example of successful transformation. Prof. Holger Hanselka also emphasized the close support of the students. An impressive example is graduate Cornelius Schmitt, who founded the “Zellerfeld Shoe Company” and was able to attract prominent customers such as Justin Bieber and Lewis Hamilton.

Dr. Sebastian Röthele, Managing Director of Sympatec, described Clausthal University of Technology as an important location factor for the region. Prof. Joachim Deubener added that the TU is considered a “hidden champion” in research. This recognition reassures the positive feedback from students and employees about the practical relevance of the course.

International cooperation and outlook

Clausthal University of Technology is one of the most international universities in Germany with students from over 100 countries. In this context, Prof. Wan Gang, China's former research minister, congratulated us as a cooperation partner. In addition, Prof. Jakub Lamut received honorary citizenship of the TU for his long-term cooperation. President Sylvia Schattauer also thanked the organizers of the festival week for their commitment.

Looking into the future, the visibility of TU Clausthal in the area of ​​circular economy will continue to increase. A get-together took place in the green areas of the Aula Academica, where information on various research fields and the history of the university was presented.

In a larger context, universities like Clausthal University of Technology make a significant contribution to overcoming local and global challenges. According to that DAAD They train qualified specialists and support evidence-based policy advice. These institutions not only support the development of innovative solutions, but also promote employment through practice-oriented study programs, which has a positive impact on local economic development.