Central third-party funded projects

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Financing the scientific community

Third-party funding refers to financial resources that universities raise from a third party (public or private) in addition to their regular university budget (basic funding).
They are usually made available for a limited period of time for specific projects and are used, for example, to promote research and development, young academics and teaching or the transfer, i.e. the exchange of knowledge and technologies with industry and society.

The public sector plays an important and active role as a provider of competitively awarded funding.
Coburg University of Applied Sciences uses applied science to drive forward projects that offer added value for society and address current challenges in an innovative way.
In recent years, the university has been very successful in applying for funding projects.

Central third-party funded projects of the university

The innovation and networking platform of Coburg University of Applied Sciences.

The ERIC project – EntrepreneurshipTrack for Regional Impacton Global Challenges– aims to promote sustainability-oriented start-up projects and pilot projects at regional level.

The program is open to all students and employees of all disciplines at the universities and colleges in Bamberg, Bayreuth, Hof and Coburg. Whether you already have a concrete start-up idea or are simply interested in the topic of entrepreneurship & innovation or would like to develop your personality, we welcome you to apply and become part of GO!24.

We facilitate the path to a professorship, approach qualified people directly and accompany them from application to appointment and beyond.
We receive funding for this as part of the federal-state initiative ‘FH-Personal’. Become part of our professorial staff at the University of Applied Sciences in Coburg!