Bremen City University of Applied Sciences is one of the leading addresses for applied sciences in the north-west and is therefore not only a place of learning for students but also an employer with around 650 contracted employees!
The sheer diversity of the activities and fields of responsibility offered are as diverse as the people themselves who work here:
Ranging from federal voluntary services to professorships, we offer an exciting and secure working environment for a wide range of disciplines in various scientific, technical and administrative professions.
On the following pages you can learn about the HSB as an employer with its numerous employment opportunities and find out about current job offers as well as the application procedure itself.
And if you are looking to find out more about the career path to a professorship at universities of applied sciences (UAS), then you are in the right place here as well!
If you have a special request and would like a confidential conversation, you will find the right contact person under contact and advice.
We look forward to you supporting our team – it’s good to have you with us!
Differences enrich our lives together. When different people and perspectives enter into dialogue, we all benefit. That is why the HSB sees diversity as an opportunity and stands for the values of a humane, liberal, just and democratic society.
As an educational and research institution, the HSB is a place where people from different academic disciplines, cultures and countries of origin bring their individual interests and characteristics together to learn with and from each other. External audits regularly prove that our measures are successful. For example, the HSB was certified by the ‘Stifterverband für die Deutsche Wissenschaft’ as part of the audit “Vielfalt gestalten” (‘Designing Diversity’).
We also give sustainability a high priority for us in all areas.
Learn more in our mission statement!
As an educational and scientific institution, we are not just there for the personal development of our students and employees but see ourselves also as a driving force for the whole region.
For this reason, equal gender opportunities and the compatibility of career and family are given a high priority at the HSB. Flexible working hours as well as extensive opportunities for part-time work, including ‘home office’ requirements, and numerous internal service centres that are concerned with your personal issues are part of the framework conditions for a good working environment.
Here you will find our current job offers.
We look forward to welcoming you soon to our university!
Kennziffer: FK5-8-2025, Entgeltgruppe 13 TV-L
Learn moreImproving language support in children’s daycare – Recycling packaging waste more effectively – Protecting autonomous underwater vehicles from collisions – Developing new plastics based on the biological example of starfish…
All this and much more is what research at Bremen City University of Applied Sciences is all about – practical, interdisciplinary and future-oriented.
With us, research assistants in various stages of their qualification actively form and bring about change through practical research on real-life challenges and future-oriented topics. Involved in research and third-party funded projects, they make an important contribution towards the transfer of knowledge and innovation within the economy and society of the Bremen region. If you would like to offer your expertise and curiosity to our university, there are various options available: We regularly provide fixed-term positions for research assistants in pure research as well as cooperative projects, which are often even suitable as part-time-employment. Doctoral projects are also possible in cooperation with a university. The contact persons in the faculties for all positions in the scientific field can be found in the respective project and job offers.
Learn more about our research profile and current projects!
In the fields of teaching and research, we deal with the current issues of our time – from sustainable energy systems to quality-of-life issues. We focus on applied-science-oriented and interdisciplinary approaches. Together with companies, scientific institutions and organisations from the region and around the world, we develop solutions for practical use.
Professors at universities of applied sciences pass on their scientific expertise and proven practical experience to students. In doing so, they enjoy a great deal of creative freedom and appreciate the versatility of their profession, allowing them to establish their own personal priorities.
Prof. Dr. Brita Schemmann’s path to a professorship took her, among other places, to an agricultural college in Great Britain and to a start-up project.
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Prof. Dr. Lars Jürgensen developed an interest in biotechnology and process engineering at an early age. Now he combines his work as a developer with teaching.
Learn more• You would like to apply for a position with us but still have some unanswered questions?
• You would like to know how salary classifications are settled at universities?
• You would like to understand how the appointment procedure for a professorship works?
We are happy to assist you with all questions and concerns, no matter how individual they may be.
Im Projekt „Claim The Campus” haben sich Studierende des Masterstudiengangs „Architektur / Environmental Design” mit der Verschönerung unseres Campus beschäftigt.
Die Gruppe hat sich im vergangenen Semester verschiedene Ideen einfallen lassen, wie zum Beispiel die Outdoor-Mensa, Mini-Spiele auf dem Mensa-Vorplatz oder Lerntische auf der Dachterrasse.
Auch ihr könnt helfen, den Campus weiterhin zu beleben. Fragt dazu einfach in der Galerie im Erdgeschoss des AB-Gebäudes nach dem Wagen „Wanda”, wenn ihr z.B. Tischtennis spielen möchtet.
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Innovative und praxisnahe Geschäftsideen entwickeln und eine Jury in fünfminütigen Pitches überzeugen: Das waren die Herausforderungen, denen sich 40 Bachelorstudierende aus der Betriebswirtschaftslehre und Bionik der HSB in diesem Sommersemester in einer fachübergreifenden Modulübung gemeinsam stellten. Eine externe Jury mit Expert:innen aus Gründungsszene und Wissenschaft war beeindruckt von den Ergebnissen. Arbeitsort war der FreiRAUM@HSB – ein innovativer Lern – und Entwicklungsraum der HSB, der kreative Formate, offene Zusammenarbeit und die Vermittlung von unternehmerischem Denken und Handeln unter einem Dach vereint.
Die News zum Post gibt es über den Link in der Bio!
Präsentation am 8. Juli: Wie können Campusräume in Städten und Hochschulen neu gedacht werden?
Hochschulen sind wichtige Impulsgeberinnen für ihre Städte und Regionen. Die Internationalisierung durch die @starseu_-Allianz, in der die HSB gemeinsam mit acht internationalen Hochschulen eine Europäische Universität gestaltet, schafft neue Impulse, um Campusräume in Stadt und Hochschulen neu zu denken - sozial, räumlich und strukturell. Studierende der @schoolofarchitecturebremen der HSB und des Studiengangs Integriertes Design der @hfkbremen haben in ihrem Kooperationsprojekt „Interspace“ Ideen und Visionen entwickelt.
Öffentlichen Abschlusspräsentation am Dienstag, 8. Juli 2025, zwischen 12 und 16 Uhr, Campus Neustadtswall im AB-Gebäude der HSB. (Raum S12, 10. Stock, Neustadtswall 30, 28199 Bremen). Interessierte sind herzlich willkommen. Die Veranstaltung ist auf Englisch und wird online übertragen.
Weitere Infos und Link für die Online-Teilnahme: Link in Bio
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Presentation on 8 July: How can campus spaces in cities and universities be rethought?
Universities are important drivers for their cities and regions. #Internationalisation by the STARS EU alliance, in which Hochschule Bremen designing a #EuropeanUniversity together with eight international universities of applied sciences, is creating new impetus to rethink #campusspaces in cities and universities - socially, spatially and structurally. Students from the School of Architecture at HSB and the Integrated Design programme at HfK have developed ideas and visions in their collaborative project ‘Interspace’.
Public presentation on Tuesday, 8 July 2025, between 12 and 4 p.m. at campus Neustadtswall AB building of HSB (room S12, 10th floor, Neustadtswall 30, 28199 Bremen). Interested parties are welcome to attend. The event is in English and will be broadcast online.
More information and link for online participation: link in bio
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🚀 „Das Airbus Café schafft eine echte Brücke zwischen Hochschule und Industrie“
In unserem Interviewformat "Drei Fragen an..." stellen wir heute die Köpfe hinter dem Format "Airbus Café vor: Die beiden Lehrbeauftragten Stephanie Uffelmann (rechts auf dem Foto oben) und Bernd Sirius Claushen (links). Beide sind Alumni der HSB. Neben ihrem Job betreuen sie das Airbus Café der HSB – und zwar aus tiefster Überzeugung. Denn als Studierende haben sie selbst von dem Format profitiert, das Projektarbeit im Team, Fachvorträge von Expert:innen, Exkursionen und Coachings von Praxispartner:innen ermöglicht.
➡ Im Interview erklären die beiden, was das Airbus Café ist, wer dort mitmachen kann & warum die beiden sich so sehr für dieses Projekt engagieren. Lies das ganze Interview auf unserer Website. Link in Bio
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🚀 “Airbus Café creates a true bridge between universities and industry”`
n our interview format ‘Three questions for...’, we are introducing the brains behind the ‘Airbus Café’ format today: The two lecturers Stephanie Uffelmann (on the right in the photo above) and Bernd Sirius Claushen (on the left). Both are HSB alumni. In addition to their jobs, they look after the HSB`s Airbus Café - and do so out of deep conviction. As students, they themselves benefited from the format, which enables project work in a team, specialist lectures by experts, excursions and coaching from practice partners.
➡ In this interview, the two explain what the Airbus Café is, who can take part and why they are so committed to this project. Read the full Interview on our Website: link in bio
