12.5 million euros for the new IHK campus in Upper Franconia!

12.5 million euros for the new IHK campus in Upper Franconia!

Something is happening in Upper Franconia! The Chamber of Industry and Commerce (IHK) for Upper Franconia Bayreuth has decided to take the first steps towards opening a new IHK campus in Bayreuth. With an investment of 12.5 million euros, the IHK is investing in a barrier-free and sustainable education center that will significantly improve the region's educational landscape. Almost 4.2 million euros come from EU funding, specifically ERDF funds. According to In Franconia The project is expected to be completed by the end of 2026.

Construction of the new campus will begin immediately after the official handover of the funding. With support from the Free State of Bavaria and the European Union, a place for lifelong learning is being created here that will be important for the entire Upper Franconia region. The project sets new standards in terms of digitalization, sustainability and accessibility.

Progress and goal setting

The IHK campus is intended to be used multifunctionally—for vocational training and further education, exams and career orientation events. This takes into account the growing need for modern educational centers that are technologically and pedagogically state-of-the-art. The IHK would like to create a place that sends a signal of progress to all those seeking training and teachers and encourages them to take new paths in the field of education, as already shown IHK Osnabrück thematised.

The possibilities of digital support are not ignored either. A new online portal enables training companies, trainers and examiners to efficiently manage training and examination matters. Training contracts can be recorded via the portal and proof of training can be maintained online, which is particularly advantageous for trainees as they can always keep an eye on their training information and exam dates.

A look into the culture

But not only education is developing, there is also news in the film industry. Acclaimed French actress Isabelle Huppert, known for her intense performances, is in the spotlight with her new role in The Crime Is Mine. In this historical thriller she plays a former silent film star, another chapter in her impressive career that includes numerous masterpieces. Her collaborations with renowned directors and films such as “Elle” or “The Piano Teacher” consolidate her status as one of the most important figures in cinema. Readers are also invited to submit questions for an interview with Huppert, specifically about her work and career, as on Eldecano is stimulated.

In summary, there are many exciting developments taking place in both education and culture. East-West Bavaria has a lot to offer, and the upcoming projects and talent are definitely worth a look.