Logins and portals

With your HSB account, you can log in to the following HSB services:

• CampInO
• E-mail account
• WiFi (Eduroam)
• Module registration in QIS-POS
• Computer workrooms of the computer centre
• File Exchange Service
• Access to the campus network via VPN
• AULIS
• Zoom

Activate account for the first time

To activate your HSB account, you will need your application number, which you will find on your letter of admission, and the activation code, which you will receive by post with your semester documents.

After you have entered the data online, you will set your personal password and receive your login name and HSB email address.
Please follow the guidance for secure passwords and observe the regulations for information processing systems at Hochschule Bremen (PDF).

• Download the German PDF tutorial
• More service links by the HSB Computer Centre

Changing your password

You can change your password here.

If you have forgotten your password, please send an e-mail to RZhsb-service@hs-bremen.de.

Your e-mail account (username@stud.hs-bremen.de) at Hochschule Bremen is the central means of communication for the university management, the administration and the committees and student representatives. Therefore, check your e-mails regularly in order not to miss any important deadlines and to always be informed about what is going on at HSB.

You can access your HSB emails via a web browser at webmail.hs-bremen.de or set up an IMAP or POP account in your email client on your device.

Login: username (without @hs-bremen.de)

Settings for the incoming mail server

POP3 with SSL
Server: mail.hs-bremen.de
Port: 995

IMAP with STARTTLS
Server: mail.hs-bremen.de
Port: 143

IMAP with SSL
Server: mail.hs-bremen.de
Port: 993

Settings for the outgoing mail server

SMTP with STARTTLS and authentication
Server: mail.hs-bremen.de
Port: 587

Further settings for POP3

• Do not leave messages on the server.
• Do not automatically check messages more frequently than every 15 minutes.

Sending e-mails to external providers via SMTP

Port 587 must be used for sending e-mails to external providers. Ports 25 and 465 are blocked for outgoing e-mails for security reasons.

Absence notification and forwarding

If you do not have access to your e-mails for a longer period of time, for example while you are on holiday, you can set up an automatic out-of-office notification. You can forward messages to your HSB address temporarily or permanently to a private email address. Absence notification and forwarding

Instructions

Set up spam filter

For all staff and students, the computer centre operates a wireless network (WLAN) at all locations.
Two differently configured WLAN networks with the names (SSID) "eduroam" and "Hochschule-Bremen" are available:

SSID: eduroam

By participating in the roaming service of the "Verein zur Förderung eines Deutschen Forschungsnetzes" (DFN), Bremen University of Applied Sciences is connected to the international educational roaming project. Via eduroam, users at participating institutions receive network access without additional registration.
This means that all members of the Bremen University of Applied Sciences can also connect to the internet at other eduroam locations worldwide with their useraccount. (https://eduroam.org/where)
A valid user account from the Bremen University of Applied Sciences is required to log in to the "eduroam" WLAN. Staff and students of other universities can log in with the user ID of their home institution.
All students and staff have access to data services of the Bremen University of Applied Sciences as well as to the internet via the WLAN "eduroam". For security reasons, not all internal network services are accessible from this WLAN.
Access to the WLAN "eduroam" is secured via a WPA2-encrypted connection.

Important - Change in the registration procedure!

Since 01.09.2022, the registration procedure at the WLAN "eduroam" has changed. All new users now need a certificate from the DFN service easyroam.
https://www.easyroam.de

For more information about easyroam and configuration instructions for your devices, see:
https://doku.tid.dfn.de/de:eduroam:easyroam-anleitungen

Staff and students of the Bremen University of Applied Sciences who currently log in to eduroam with their user name and password must have switched to the new certificate-based log-in easyroam by 01.03.2023. After this date, the connection to eduroam via user name (username@hs-bremen.de) will no longer be supported.

SSID: Hochschule-Bremen

The "Hochschule-Bremen" WLAN network is freely accessible to all, unencrypted and provides
access to our website (www.hs-bremen.de).
It is also used to activate user accounts for newly enrolled students and as internet access for
guests who do not have access to eduroam.

At HSB you can print, scan or copy documents at the following locations:

• In the sub libraries of the State and University Library on the Neustadtswall Campus and on the Werderstraße Campus.

You can pay at all locations with the Mensacard of the Studierendenwerk Bremen.

You can use the Mensacard to make cashless payments in the dining halls of the Studierendenwerk Bremen, among other places. Further information on the Mensacard

The room finder will help you find your way around HSB. In addition to maps of the three campuses and room plans of the individual buildings, you will also find information on barrier-free access, among other things.

With GigaMove 2.0 you can share files up to a size of 100 GB with others.

The service DataExchange (files up to 791 MB) is available until the end of the year 2022.

Via a Virtual Private Network (VPN) you can connect to the university network via the internet from off campus. This allows you to access university-internal servers and use access-restricted resources of the State and University Library.

To establish a VPN connection, you need the Cisco AnyConnect Secure Mobility Client. The use is free of charge for HSB students.

Login: username@hs-bremen.de

Instructions: Setting up a VPN connection

The computer centre sets up a personal directory for each user to secure personal data. This directory is located on the file server "samba.hs-bremen.de" (IP address: 194.94.24.158) and is accessible via various services both on campus and from outside.

Access on campus

On campus, the personal directory can be accessed via the service CIFS (Common Internet File System) – Windows network share. In the computer rooms of the computer centre, your directory is offered as drive "U:".

You can also set up this directory on your personal device via the WiFi.

Access from outside

Access to the CIFS service from the file server is only permitted on campus. Alternatively, you can also set up the personal directory as a network drive via a VPN tunnel.

Login: username (without @hs-bremen.de)

Example for the assignment of a drive under Windows (CIFS):

A person with the login name "xmei" wants to access their personal directory from a Windows computer:

• Programs → Windows Explorer → Tools → Connect network drive
• Folder: \\samba.hs-bremen.de\xmei

As part of a campus licence, members of Hochschule Bremen may use the Sophos Endpoint and Server Protection software on their university devices and home workstations free of charge.

The software may only be used in the context of teaching and research. Commercial use, even partial, is expressly prohibited.

The software is subject to prohibition of reproduction under copyright law. Copies of the software may only be made to the extent necessary to protect the software (backup copies).

Passing on the software to third parties in any form such as transferring, lending, renting or selling is not permitted.

Provision of the software

Institutions, employees and students of the Hochschule Bremen can only obtain licences and software from the Computer Centre.

Instructions: Install Sophos antivirus software on your device

You can find a detailed user manual for your Sophos client as well as further information on updates, among other things, in the Sophos support area.

The data centre provides Windows Server Update Services (WSUS), via which current Microsoft software products can be automatically supplied with updates.

Microsoft operating systems are equipped with an automatic update function. In the standard configuration, a Windows system connects to the Microsoft update service via the Internet and checks whether updates are required. If so, the updates are downloaded and installed.

The WSUS of the computer centre offers the possibility to obtain the necessary updates for the Windows systems from the local intranet (campus network). WSUS provides not only individual updates, but also complete service packs for Windows and Office.

HSB manages your personal data in CampInO. Here you can change your address, view your fee account and download enrolment certificates in German and English.

Students at the School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science will also use CampInO for their module registration starting with the summer semester 2022.

If you are already studying at HSB and are applying again, for example for a Master's programme, you can submit your application via CampInO.

Login: username (without @hs-bremen.de)

Contact for questions and problems: CampInO-Service@hs-bremen.de

Further information on formal matters

Career Gate is the job portal for HSB students. Here you can find internships, part-time jobs, offers for theses, entry-level positions and much more. In addition, you can find all information about events on the topic of careers and career entry as well as the registration function for all Career Service workshops.

Registration is only possible with your HSB e-mail address (name@stud.hs-bremen.de). Registration with your HSB account from the computer centre is not possible.

More on the topic of application and job search

In QIS-POS, you can register for modules and the associated examinations within the first three weeks after the start of the courses. There you will also find an overview of your grades.

Students at the School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science will no longer be able to use QIS-POS for module registration as of March 28, 2022. They will do this in CampInO from the summer semester 2022.

Login: username (without @hs-bremen.de)

AULIS (working environments for teaching and learning in internet-based systems) is the learning platform and cooperation system for online support of teaching and learning at the HSB. It is used to accompany classroom teaching and for e-learning off campus. Students can log into AULIS with their HSB account.

Login: username (without @hs-bremen.de)

Introduction to AULIS

The Bremen State and University Library (SuUB) serves the literature and information supply of the universities in Bremen. In addition to the central library and three departmental libraries on the campus of the University of Bremen, there are five sub-libraries in Bremen and Bremerhaven, two of which are located at HSB.

• The sub-library for Technology and Social Sciences is located in the M-building on the Neustadtswall campus.
  Short introduction for first semester students
• The Economics and Nautical Science Department Library is located in the B-Building on the Werderstraße Campus.
  Short introduction for first semester students

The use of the libraries is free of charge for students. You can apply for your library card online.

You can also use restricted electronic media when off campus. You will need a VPN connection for this.

The HSB uses the video platforms Zoom and BigBlueButton for online lectures. You will need a computer with a camera and microphone. BigBlueButton is directly integrated into AULIS. You do not have to register separately.

In Zoom you can log in with your HSB account.
Handout on the use of Zoom for students Learning platforms and workspaces

There are self-study workstations for students at two off-campus locations.

Bremer Shakespeare Company, 25 seats
Address: Schule am Leibnizplatz, Schulstraße 26, 28199 Bremen

Former Sparkasse building, 55 seats
Address: Am Brill 19, 28195 Bremen (building section L)

Current information can be found here

Centre for Computer Operations (ZfR)

Bernhard Sonderhuesken

Bettina Botter

Michael Flohr-von Kiedrowski

Frank Lorenz

Website of the ZfR

School of Architecture
Volker Neumann

Construction and Environment
Rainer Pieper

Andreas Albrecht

Campus Flughafenallee (ZIMT)
Andreas Lochwitz

Campus Neustadtswall (Building E)
Harald Würfel

Tim Ziemann

Mechanical Engineering

Bernd Schnäker

Shipbuilding and marine technology

Andree Salm

Bionics

Daniel Matz

Florian Hoffmann

Biology

Henning Harder

Nautical

Hans Pleister