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With the AI Research Institute, IU International University of Applied Sciences is establishing a new research institute dedicated to investigating the long-term effects of human-AI collaboration.

A new research paper by IU International University of Applied Sciences provides the first robust answers to how students actually use AI learning assistants, based on anonymised usage data from around 77,000 IU online students of the Learning …

The representative “University Experience Study 2026” shows that the majority of students and alumni work faster and more efficiently thanks to AI. See more results!

On May 7, 2026, the Centre for Radicalisation Research and Prevention (ZRP) was a guest at the North Rhine-Westphalia State Parliament in Düsseldorf for talks.

As part of Hamburg Sustainability Week, experts from business, media and science developed the first Sustainable Media Development Goals Map.

Representative IU survey: 75 per cent use digital devices within 30 min. of waking up, nearly three quarters check apps out of pure habit – with no specific reason.

The first Bleisure & Workation Monitor Germany reveals significant potential for destinations, tourism businesses and employers.

Leisure Sickness: IU Study Reveals the Impact of Work Stress During Holidays

As part of a launch event, IU International University of Applied Sciences founded the Research Institute for Socially Relevant Education (REGE) on 17 June. 

Invitation to the sustainability workshop of the IU Research Center for Sustainable Media & Marketing as part of Hamburg Sustainability Week on July 1, 2026.

Magnus Schlinsog (18) from Potsdam, Germany, wins the Artificial Intelligence Special Prize at the 61st national Jugend forscht competition with his AI language model for plain language.

The IU study "Always-on: Digital Stress in Germany" reveals the impact of permanent digital readiness on health and quality of life.

IU International University and Jugend forscht will present a special AI prize to up-and-coming talent at the national competition, which will take place from 28 to 31 May 2026 in Herzogenaurach.

A representative study shows that private universities score particularly highly in terms of practical focus, career support and quality.

According to the new study “Employability Benchmark 2025” conducted by Kantar Profiles, IU International University of Applied Sciences occupies top positions.

Representative IU study shows strong rejection of a 48-hour workweek in Germany, while shorter and flexible models such as the four-day workweek are widely favored.

The new “Bleisure and Workation Monitor Germany” launched in 2025 is the first research project to systematically examine the growing importance of bleisure travel and workations for German tourism.

IU International University of Applied Sciences is a research partner in the collaborative project for the development of a digital learning environment.

Jenny Elisa Pabst develops guidelines for inclusive daycare practice and is awarded the IU Diversity Award 2025.

The free lecture series starts on January 16, 2026.

Students of childhood education presented a jointly developed instrument for assessing precursor competencies at a conference in Cologne.

IU graduate develops recommendations for social work in dealing with queer refugees.

Interested companies can participate now. The survey takes about 15 to 20 minutes to complete.

IU is currently inviting participants to its public online lecture series "Aspects of Sustainability." The event series offers a platform for discussion on the future of sustainable construction and architecture.

IU in Munich made its own contribution to the Germany-wide festival WOMEN IN ARCHITECTURE (WIA) 2025, which highlights diversity and equality in building culture across Germany.

A representative study by the IU International University of Applied Sciences looks at the symptoms, causes and stress factors of leisure-time sickness.

Self-assessment test for companies from IU International University of Applied Sciences and the Diversity Charter (Charta der Vielfalt) supports diversity, equality and inclusion.

With the new ZRP Institute, IU is sending a strong signal for democratic values and against extremism.

New research project investigates innovative forms of travel and provides market data for the tourism industry.

According to a representative survey by the IU, 57.9 per cent of respondents said that AI had improved their learning and exam results.