The University of Hohenheim has many different national cooperation projects. The cooperation partnerships shown are a selection and do not make any claim to completeness.
Institutionalized Cooperation
- Stuttgart State Museum of Natural History (SMNS)
- University of Stuttgart (Joint Bachelor’s degree program Food Chemistry and Master’s degree program Food Chemistry)
- University of Stuttgart & PH Ludwigsburg (Cooperation in teacher education)
- University of Tübingen (Center for Nutritional Medicine)
- Curt-Engelhorn-Stiftung (Dendrochronological collection)
Cooperation in Networks
- Humboldt reloaded (with the PH Freiburg, University of Freiburg, University of Tübingen;
PH Heidelberg; HAW Potsdam; Humboldt Universität zu Berlin) - University alliance (with Ulm University, University of Stuttgart, University of Tübingen)
- University region Tübingen-Hohenheim
Project-Related Cooperation
- Helmholtz Centre for Environmental Research (Competency cluster “Water & Earth System Science)
- University of Stuttgart (network professorship Mathematics, especially Modeling Complex Biological Systems with the excellency cluster Simulation Technology (SimTech))
- Fraunhofer Association (Biological Process Engineering)
- “Max Planck Society for the Advancement of Sciences (MPG)” represented by the “Max Planck Institute of Molecular Plant Physiology (MPI-MP) (Cooperation in the area of plants)
Institutionalized Cooperation
Cooperation in networks
Project-related cooperation partnerships (selection)
- AMAIZE-P: Sino-German International Research Training Group (DFG)
- German-Ethiopian SDG Graduate School “Climate Change Effects on Food Security” (CLIFOOD): DAAD funding program SDG Research Training Groups
- Faculty Research Programme Hebrew University – Universität Hohenheim
- Development of an economics degree program at the Turkish-German University (TDU)
- EBU student journey - Bioeconomy qualification supplement: Erasmus+ Strategic Partnership (KA2)
Today, research is increasingly being done in so-called collaborative projects in which several scientists from several institutions work on a certain research question together for a set period of time. Such research projects can take place within institutionalized, project-related, or network cooperation partnerships. However, they can also take place with a low degree of organization. The research database gives an overview of the University of Hohenheim’s research projects.