Who we are and what we do
A warm welcome to you!
Whether it’s yeast in space, alternatives to glyphosate and similar chemicals, or the latest developments in viticulture 4.0… The University Communications team handles all inquiries from media representatives and journalists and provides a variety of services. We connect you with the appropriate experts to ensure your inquiries are answered accurately.
Viticulture and oenology degree programs are rare and therefore quite special. That’s why it’s important to us to highlight the uniqueness of the Wine Campus and make the teaching and research taking place here accessible to the public.
Overview of areas of responsibility:
- Public Relations
- Managing social media channels and the website
- Organizing and conducting events, trade shows, and conferences
- Maintaining our alumni network
- Video and photo productions
- Research communication
- Advising staff and faculty on dealing with the media and the public
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Downloads
→ On this page, we provide downloads and informational materials about our degree programs, as well as freely usable press materials. Please note the copyright information below and contact us if you have any questions. Thank you!
Image material
When using the photos, please make sure to include the copyright notice "Wine Campus\Stephan Presser" . If you have any questions, please contact us. Thank you very much!
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The Wine Campus's Netiquette
At Wine Campus, we place great importance on communication that is based on trust and adds value. We welcome critics, but we do not welcome haters. When commenting, please remember that you’re interacting with real people, not automated response bots. So simply treat others the way you’d like to be treated if you were face-to-face with them. Of course, this applies not only to us but to all users on our platforms.
The communications team
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Valeska Gerhardt
Aline Wyrwich
Maximiliane Will