Under the question "How is climate change changing wine production?", 16 students from the Bachelor's degree program in Viticulture and Enology accompanied by Prof. Dr. Lena Keller went to South Tyrol It was with great pleasure that 16 students from the dual Bachelor's degree program in Viticulture and Enology travelled to South Tyrol for a week in July this year. Part of the excursion ...
On September 18, 2025, the Minister President of Rhineland-Palatinate, Alexander Schweitzer, paid a visit to the Wine Campus Neustadt. As part of this year's press trip, he gained insights into the central areas of the wine industry value chain and learned about the current research projects and study programs at the Wine Campus Neustadt. Minister President Alexander Schweitzer visits the ...
Wine Campus Neustadt becomes the center of the international project to combat the effects of climate change in viticulture Wine Campus Neustadt becomes the center of an international project to combat the effects of climate change in viticulture As part of the Newclim Summer School, which took place at the Wine Campus Neustadt from 23 to 26 June 2025, 30 Master's students from various ...
Last week, the Student Council of the Wine Campus Neustadt handed over a donation of 320 euros to Lebenshilfe Neustadt/Weinstraße. As part of the 78th Palatinate Winegrowing Days at the beginning of the year, the Student Council organized the annual charity get-together and set up a wine bar for a good cause. The money donated to Lebenshilfe will be used to support an outdoor project at ...
The Newclim Summer School will be a dynamic learning experience, incorporating Challenge-Based Learning (CBL) to explore real-world problems and develop innovative solutions. Climate change presents significant challenges for perennial fruit crops such as grapevine and apple. These long-lived crops are slow to adapt to environmental fluctuations and are highly susceptible to pests and ...
"More economical wine production by improving interoperability between winery processes using an open source input and output data platform (WineIO)" Cem Özdemir, Federal Minister of Food and Agriculture, symbolically presented the funding amount as a check to the project sponsors Sebastian Wille from Wille Engineering and Prof. Dr. Dominik Durner from the Rural Area Service Center ...
Significant accent for the 2024/25 academic year: the event focused on the awarding of scholarships Scholarships are an essential part of support for students who are in financial need, are planning to study abroad or would like to take part in excursions. The funding for a student can range from 100 to 500 euros, depending on the type of scholarship. The scholarships enable students to ...
We cordially invite you to come to the Wine Campus, but we also offer additional digital information seminars. Are you looking for a course of study that takes place not only in the lecture hall, but also in nature, in the laboratory or in the technical center? Sustainability is more than just a buzzword for you, because you want to play an active role in shaping the future? Would you ...
The Haniel Foundation and the Ludwigshafen University of Business and Society will award the Friedrich Gennheimer Prize at the Wine Campus on November 8, 2024. Leonie Wagner, student of the dual German-French Master's program in Viticulture & Enology, will receive the Friedrich Gennheimer Prize for Viticulture, Enology and Wine Marketing. Congratulations! The current difficult economic ...
Milestone for Dressler and team Prof. Dr. Marc Dressler and his team are delighted to be listed in the peer-reviewed paper "Three decades of research on wine marketing" by Jesús Martínez-Navarro and Ricardo Sellers-Rubio (Heliyon, May 2024). Dressler is one of the "most productive authors" with 10 published papers. The abstract of the paper states: "The goal of this study is to provide a ...
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