Institute of Public Health and Nursing Research (IPP)

In collaboration with four other partners, the IPP at the University of Bremen is conducting research into students¡¯ well-being and stress levels. The project is receiving a total of €800,000 in funding from the German government over a three-year period.

The InnovationsCommunity Urban Health transfer project has issued its second call for ideas on the topics of ¡°Active Mobility¡± and ¡°New Implementation Alliances.¡± The project is seeking creative, actionable project ideas.

The ProKIP project has received the Robert Bosch Foundation's special ¡®Ideas for Impact¡¯ award for 2026. On Thursday, 26 Feb-ruary 2026, the researchers in Professor Karin Wolf-Ostermann's team from Institute of Public Health and Nursing Research were honoured.

International award for head of the Global Health Department at the IPP

On 3 February 2026, the graduation ceremony for nursing science graduates took place in Lecture Hall GW 1 at the University of Bremen.

IPPinfo published in a new format as an online magazine

Ingrid Darmann-Finck (IPP), who worked on the project as one of the lead researchers, examined the concept and results of the model program from a nursing science perspective.

Around 50 guests celebrated the launch of the new Structured Doctoral Program in Health Sciences at the University of Bremen on January 14, 2026.

This volume, edited by Solveig Lena Hansen and Henning Schmidt-Semisch, (IPP), aims to shed light on the spectrum of different approaches and perspectives on public health humanities in German for the first time.