On this page you will find an overview of projects and initiatives relating to digitalisation at the University of Regensburg.
The focus is on projects that further develop digital offerings, services and structures in research, teaching, student studies and Administration.
BAIKS
Development of AI assistants to support university administrationsDevelopment of AI assistants to support university administrations
BITE applicant portal
The University of Regensburg uses the BITE applicant management software to integrate and digitise its application and recruitment processes for non-academic staff.
DBIS
DBIS
The Database Information System (external link, opens in a new window) (DBIS) was developed in 2002 by Regensburg University Library and is a collaboratively used, web-based search tool for academic databases. DBIS currently supports researchers and students from 332 institutions in selecting the databases they need for their research.
Visit the Regensburg University Library’s project page (external link, opens in a new window).
Digital process for the recognition of academic achievements and examination results
The process for recognising credits earned abroad is handled entirely digitally via Lucom, ensuring it is standardised, transparent and efficient across the university.
Digital expense claims
Digital expense claims enable claims to be submitted at any time and from any location, creating a more efficient, largely digital process for the reimbursement of expenses.
Go to the project page
Long-term digital availability in the Bavaria Library Network
The digital transformation of academia is based on the premise that digital information can be made permanently available. The Regensburg University Library is taking a significant step in this direction: Since 2019, the project ‘Long-term Digital Availability in the Bavarian Library Network’ has been working towards the goal of making digital information relevant to academic research permanently accessible within the framework of the cooperative service network of Bavarian academic libraries.
Visit the Regensburg University Library’s project page (external link, opens in a new window).
Digital Magazine (DIMAG)
The digital archive establishes a common archiving structure for Bavarian University Archives and enables the consistent, sustainable preservation of digital records.
Digital staff ID card
University staff can, if they wish, obtain a digital ID card which confirms their employment status and unlocks further features.
Go to the project page (external link, opens in a new window)
eBooks on Demand
Regensburg University Library is part of the eBooks on Demand network, alongside 30 partner libraries from 12 different countries. The network’s vision is to make all European books available as eBooks.
Visit the Regensburg University Library’s project page (external link, opens in a new window)
Turnitin plagiarism and AI detection software
The University of Regensburg provides its teaching staff with the plagiarism detection software ‘Similarity’ and the AI-based detection software ‘Originality’ from Turnitin under a campus licence.
UniNow
The UniNow campus app makes it easier to access key services and information on the go.
Website relaunch
As part of the project, the University of Regensburg’s website was comprehensively overhauled and redesigned. In addition, an intranet was integrated to centrally consolidate internal information and services.