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The Hello Robot exhibition offers an engaging glimpse into how humans and machines might collaborate in the future. This interactive display will tour Coop shopping centres in the Bern-Biel region from...
07.08.2025 until 11.11.2025 – shopping centres in the Bern-Biel region
A wide range of cyber security programmes: The MAS, DAS and CAS programmes in cyber security and digital forensics & cyber investigation will provide you with key skills in an area that is increasingly...
12.08.2025, 5pm–7pm – online
Medical device, pharmaceutical and biotechnology industries: Our Regulatory Affairs degree programmes will equip you with the essential skills for a career in regulatory affairs. Find out more by attending...
03.09.2025, 5pm–7pm – online
02.10.2025, 5pm–7pm – online
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20.05.2025 To laypeople, e-voting appears rather simple: log in, put a cross in a box, done. But behind the simple interfaces lies an unexpectedly complex mechanism, as Eric Dubuis from BFH explains.
15.05.2025 BFH has become a member of the new EC3 Advisory Group ‘Research and Development’ of Europol’s European Cybercrime Centre. Benjamin Fehrensen, Professor of IT Forensics at the School of Engineering and...
25.04.2025 With the impending revision of the law, digital inclusion has become a key issue for organisations. Sarah Ebling (University of Zurich) and Thomas Gees (BFH) put things into perspective and explain where to...
01.04.2025 The photovoltaic barometer 2025, published for the first time, shows the main trends in the photovoltaic industry: higher efficiencies, larger modules and optimised temperature coefficients are driving...
31.03.2025 Since March 2025, the cantons can allow self-driving cars that are monitored and if necessary operated by a control centre on certain routes. But what does it take for this to work? Together with the School...
03.03.2025 A BFH project is investigating how telemedicine and digital networking can relieve the burden on GPs in rural areas. Sang-Il Kim, co-director of the Swiss Center for Care@home, outlines the project.
