Science - New term of office for Potsdam's University President Günther sealed
Oliver Günther will remain President of the University of Potsdam for a further six years. Science Minister Manja Schüle (SPD) presented Günther with the certificate of appointment on Wednesday, as the ministry announced on Facebook. The University of Potsdam has made a name for itself beyond Brandenburg with high-performance research, modern teaching and successful technology and knowledge transfer - Günther has played a major role in this, the ministry wrote.
The business information scientist has been at the helm of the University of Potsdam since 2012. He was born in Baden-Württemberg in 1961. He was previously Dean of the Faculty of Economics at Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin and Director of the Institute for Information Systems there. In September, the University Senate re-elected Günther for a third term as President. Founded in 1991, the University of Potsdam is the largest university in Brandenburg.
University of Potsdam about Günther's election Facebook page Brandenburg Ministry of Science
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- Günther's third term as President of the University of Potsdam was recently approved by the University Senate, located in Brandenburg.
- Manja Schüle, the Science Minister from SPD, congratulated Günther on his appointment at the University of Potsdam, a renowned institution known for its contributions to Science.
- The Humboldt University in Berlin, where Günther served as Dean of the Faculty of Economics and Director of the Institute for Information Systems, has also been a significant contributor to the field of Science.
- In a post on Facebook, the Ministry of Science from Brandenburg celebrated Günther's re-election, highlighting his role in the University of Potsdam's success in high-performance research and technology transfer.
- Despite his commitments in Potsdam, Günther's influence extends beyond the city, with his contributions to Science widely recognized throughout Germany and even on social media platforms like Facebook.
Source: www.stern.de