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Federal Deans' Conference 2026

Welcome

Dear Deans, dear Colleagues, dear Guests, SRH University cordially invites you to the 109th Federal Deans' Conference, which will take place in Berlin from September 30 to October 2, 2026. Further information will follow shortly.

Overnight

  • We have secured a room allotment at Premier Inn Berlin Alexanderplatz consisting of 40 single rooms and 20 double rooms. The hotel is centrally located in Berlin-Mitte and well connected to public transportation.
  • Please note that participants are responsible for making their own bookings. The booking keyword will be shared once your conference registration has been successfully recorded.
  • To request a room from the allotment, guests should email [email protected]
    . Reservations must be guaranteed with a valid credit card. For security and data protection reasons, credit card details must be provided by phone at +49 69 244 330 431 (credit card numbers cannot be accepted via email). Payment is made upon arrival; advance payment is not possible.
  • The average room rate is 129 € per night. Breakfast can be booked at 17,90 € per person per day. Please note that the room rate does not include the Berlin city tax.
  • Free cancellation is possible up to 46 days prior to arrival. Cancellations made after this date will incur a 90% cancellation fee.
  • Availability and conditions are subject to the hotel’s terms and cannot be guaranteed.

Hotel address:
Premier Inn Berlin Alexanderplatz
Theanolte-Bähnisch-Straße 2
10178 Berlin
Germany
 

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Arrival

  • Berlin is easily accessible by car, train, and plane. Below is an overview of the different ways to reach the Premier Inn Berlin Alexanderplatz:
  • By Car:
    Berlin is well connected to the German highway network via several autobahns (e.g., A10, A100). Directions within the city are clearly signposted. Parking is available near the hotel, though spaces may be limited and may require a fee.
  • By Train:
    Berlin is a major hub in the German and international rail network, served regularly by ICE, IC, and EC trains. Berlin Central Station is well connected to local public transport. From there, Alexanderplatz and the hotel can be reached quickly and easily via S-Bahn, U-Bahn, or taxi.
  • By Plane:
    The nearest airport is Berlin Brandenburg Airport (BER). From the airport, Alexanderplatz is easily accessible by S-Bahn, regional train, or taxi.
  • Important Note:
    There is no parking available on campus. Participants are therefore strongly encouraged to use public transport or train travel. Berlin has an excellent public transportation network, allowing both the conference venue and hotel to be reached conveniently without a car.
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Registration will open in May

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