Websites and digital tools
for science and research in Düsseldorf

Düsseldorf is much more than just the state capital and a fashion metropolis—it is a center for life sciences, medicine, and applied sciences. Where innovations are driven forward at Heinrich Heine University or in the Media Harbor, the digital presentation must also be right. Scholara is your partner for making academic excellence visible in the digital space.

We understand the balance that Düsseldorf's institutes have to strike: serious scientific communication on the one hand, and a modern and competitive public image on the other. Whether you need a project website for a new research network or want to streamline internal processes with customized software, we deliver solutions that are technically precise and visually compelling.

Take a look at our services and find out how we can free you from administrative IT hurdles so you can focus fully on your research.

Our services

With Scholara, we have specialised in universities, chairs, research institutes and teams, as well as other scientific institutions.

We offer a wide range of services to promote digital and interdisciplinary collaboration and to strengthen external presentation and communication.

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Websites and UX design

We develop user-centered websites that combine modern technologies with a clear, intuitive design.

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Digital tools and processes

We implement digital tools and processes for efficient and networked workflows in research and teaching.

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Customised software development

We develop individual and precise software solutions for complex scientific requirements.

Düsseldorf

The Rhine metropolis of Düsseldorf stands for lifestyle, internationality, and economic strength. The famous Königsallee (“Kö”) and the historic old town with the “longest bar in the world” attract visitors from all over the world. But Düsseldorf has long since changed: the Media Harbor with its spectacular Gehry architecture symbolizes the dawn of the digital age and is home to numerous companies in the creative and digital industries.

This dynamism also shapes the lives of students and researchers. The city offers a high quality of life with short distances, a direct location on the Rhine, and a cosmopolitan atmosphere. Düsseldorf's Japanese community—the largest in Germany—and excellent connections via the international airport ensure cultural and scientific exchange that extends far beyond the country's borders.

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University and research in Düsseldorf

Düsseldorf's academic landscape is largely shaped by Heinrich Heine University (HHU). As a modern campus university in the south of the city, it has earned an excellent reputation, particularly in the life sciences, medicine, law, and economics. Its close ties with Düsseldorf University Hospital enable cutting-edge medical research.

This is complemented by Düsseldorf University of Applied Sciences (HSD), which promotes applied research in technology, social sciences, and design at its new Derendorf campus. Another unique selling point is the Düsseldorf Art Academy, which has produced countless renowned artists and cemented the city's reputation as an art metropolis.

Düsseldorf also has a strong non-university presence: institutions such as the Max Planck Institute for Iron Research (MPIE) and the German Diabetes Center (DDZ) demonstrate the high level of specialization in research here. In the “Düsseldorf Knowledge Region,” universities, companies, and start-ups work closely together to transfer research results into practice. Scholara supports this ecosystem with digital solutions that meet the high demands of data security and scientific precision.