Measures and Tips

Do you drive to TH Wildau and often find yourself sitting alone in your car?
Carpooling is an easy way to share costs and save CO₂ at the same time. When several students travel together, the CO₂ footprint per person is significantly reduced—without any additional effort.

At the same time, fuel costs are shared fairly and empty seats are put to good use. Instead of sitting alone in traffic, you can drive to university together, more relaxed and more sustainably.

In short: carpooling is worthwhile – for the climate, for your wallet, and for a more sustainable campus life.

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Share instead of buying new – use resources wisely

Not everything we need for our studies has to be owned by everyone. Books, technical devices, tools, or learning materials are often only used for a short time – after that, they lie around unused. Sharing, borrowing, or exchanging saves resources, money, and space.
Whether it's libraries, study groups, student initiatives, or private networks, sharing extends the life of things and reduces unnecessary consumption. At the same time, it creates exchange – you get into conversation, help each other, and feel at home on campus more quickly.
In short, sharing means acting sustainably – and, as a side effect, strengthens student solidarity.