The University of Paderborn was founded in 1972 and has since developed into a renowned educational institution in Germany. Currently, around 20,000 students are enrolled at the university, which offers a wide range of disciplines. Notably, the field of Electronic Measurement Technology plays a central role in engineering education. Here, students are prepared for the challenges of the industry in modern laboratories and with innovative technologies. The relevant buildings, such as the building for Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, are equipped with state-of-the-art facilities that provide practical experiences. The University of Paderborn places great importance on interdisciplinary collaboration, which benefits the students and optimally prepares them for their professional future.

The ICU congress will mainly take place in the following buildings:

Paderborn is situated along the A33 motorway an can be reached via the A2 or A44 motorways. Take the exit “Paderborn Zentrum” and then follow the signs to “Universität” along the B 64.

The main railway station is a stop for IC trains that connect Paderborn with the interregional long-distance hubs of Kassel and Hamm. There are various regional and local trains. You can reach the University within a few minutes from the main train station using the following bus routes:

• Zentralcampus (bus stops “Uni/Südring” or “Uni/Schöne Aussicht”): Line 1 in the direction of Kaukenberg, line 4 in the direction of Dahl, line 6 in the direction of Schöne Aussicht, line 100 in the direction of Universität. From Westerntor: Line 14 in the direction of Liethstaudamm.

All lines also run during the semester break. Information on timetables can be found on the Padersprinter website:

The airport Paderborn-Lippstadt is located 20 km from Paderborn an can be reached by bus (Lines 400 and 460 BBH). The closest international airports are Frankfurt, Düsseldorf, and Hanover. Additionally, there are daily connections between Paderborn and Munich. Further information and flight schedules: