Transfer at THI: Our news

InES wins two new EU projects

Exciting developments from InES: In 2024, we've joined two significant European Union-funded projects, INTERSTORES and STRAWBERRIES, working alongside… more

"KUS trainee sustainability scouts" launched

15 trainees shed light on various aspects of the topic of sustainability in five learning units. The further education program was initiated jointly… more

Hydrogen technology: the region moves forward together

The districts of Neuburg-Schrobenhausen, Eichstätt, Pfaffenhofen, and the city of Ingolstadt have joined forces under the name HY10 to network the… more
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Empowerment for young researchers

Young people who would like to submit their projects and ideas for the Ingolstadt University of Applied Sciences' Youth Sustainability Award can get… more

Pupil successfully completes university lecture

High school student Philipp Horber from Eichstätt attended the "Fundamentals of Programming 1" course at THI and passed the final exam with a grade of… more

SEED conference and final project meeting in Kenya

The final SEED project meeting was held in Nairobi, Kenya, in the week from 22nd to 26th January. Project leader Prof. Zörner and the team from the… more
Discovering futures: Dr. Gerhard Schönhofer took pupils from Wolnzach on a voyage of discovery (Photo: THI).

Eleventh-graders experience research up close

What does the future look like? What can artificial intelligence (AI) achieve? THI employees used these questions to introduce pupils to current… more
Founder spirit in the Innovation Hub (Photo: bbw e.V.).

Student start-up honoured

A team of four students from the "Artificial Intelligence" and "Media Psychology and Digital Business" degree programmes came out on top against two… more
Successful conclusion: The IN2Lab team on the day of the final presentations (Photo: THI).

IN2Lab research project successfully completed

Over three and a half years, the "First Mile" test field was set up at Auwaldsee in Ingolstadt and a safety system for automated driving functions was… more