Professor Dr. Marx, President of the University, apl. Professor Dr. Karina Weichold, Vice-President for Learning and Teaching, and Lutz Grünke, Head of the Central Student Advisory Service, welcome all prospective students and provide a brief insight into studying at the University of Jena.

Guided tour of the Skillslab - a facility|institution|(structural) unit of the Faculty of Medicine at the University Hospital.

The number of participants is limited to 12 people.

Meeting point: Medicine Campus Foyer information stand

Are you interested in studying to become a teacher at the University of Jena? In our information room, colleagues from the Centre for Teacher Training and Educational Research and from the subjects will advise you on all questions relating to teacher training and the practical phases. We look forward to meeting you!

Here you can find out everything about the Bachelor's and Master's programmes in Business Administration, Business and Languages - including what Isaac Newton and Sitting Bull have to do with it and why Business Administration is (sometimes) fun.

Guided tour of the lecture theatre and the histology room where microscopic specimens are displayed. The anatomical collection in the building can then be visited.

The number of participants is limited to 15.

Meeting point: Medicine information stand in the campus foyer

To start a degree programme, you must fulfil certain requirements, apply and enrol|to matriculate. You can find out exactly what needs to be considered at which point from student advisor Thomas Klose (Central Student Advisory Service). You will then have the opportunity to ask any questions you may have.

Are you wondering what exciting areas a physics degree programme opens up - from modern research and technology development to future topics such as AI or sustainability? Do you want to know why physicists are in such demand on the job market, how the degree programme is structured and why the University of Jena offers particularly good requirements for this? Sounds interesting? Then drop by the lecture - a lecturer will guide you through the topic and then students will answer all your questions about everyday life as a student.

Turn your enthusiasm for Sports into a profession. This information event will give you an insight into the content of the degree programme and an innovative teaching concept that bridges the gap between theory and practice. Our study advisor, Dr Berit Wanjekt, will answer all important questions. We look forward to your participation and your interest in studying with us.

What does a Computer Science degree programme actually involve? Is it the right degree programme for me? You can find out in our short taster lecture:

We all use them almost every day: Google, Bing, Duckduckgo, Ecosia, Brave, etc. ... Search engines! In this lecture, we will look at how they manage to deliver good results in a fraction of a second.

The lecture provides information about the degree programmes offered by the Faculty of Law, in particular the "Law" degree programme, giving interested parties an overview of the duration, content and course of the degree programmes, what interests and skills applicants should bring with them and what career prospects are open to graduates.

Prof Thorsten Heinzel presents the Bachelor of Science programme and provides an opportunity to ask questions.

Meeting point: Faculty of Biological Sciences stand; escorted by guides to the lecture venue.

Prof Anna Kipp introduces the Bachelor of Science programme and gives students the opportunity to ask questions.

In the experimental lecture, Dr Sven Krieck will demonstrate various chemical experiments and, of course, explain the chemistry behind them.

Meeting point on campus, duration: approx. 45 minutes

Turn your enthusiasm for Sports into a career. With a Sports Management degree programme, you can not only experience Sports, but also actively help shape it. This information event will give you an insight into the content of the degree programme, possible career fields and an innovative teaching concept that bridges the gap between theory and practice. Our Academic Advisory Service, Dr Lev Esipovich, will answer all important questions. We look forward to your participation and your interest in studying with us.

Business Information Systems combines business management concepts with information technology to support companies, for example in the optimisation of business processes, the application of artificial intelligence and the implementation of IT solutions. Here you can get an overview of the multifaceted degree programme in Business Information Systems.

Academic Advisory Service Dr Sven Leunig provides information about the content of the degree programme and is available to answer questions.

Would you like to know what Jena Sociology is all about and what Jena sociologists actually do? The short guided tour of the institute is THE opportunity! The meeting point for the 11 a.m. tour is 10.55 a.m. at the Sociology information stand in the campus foyer.

What can you actually do professionally after studying maths? Banks, management consultancy, ...

A mathematics professor presents a few very specific career prospects and explains why graduates of a mathematics degree programme are particularly sought-after on the job market.

The student services organisation Studierendenwerk Thüringen is responsible for the economic, social and cultural support of around 46,000 students in Thuringia at eight university locations. We combine many services under one roof: we are there for the students in almost 30 university) canteens and cafeterias, in more than 70 halls of residence, for BAf?G, in social and psychosocial counselling and in eight day-care centres

Studying abroad for a semester or two? Can I even afford it? - The 欧洲杯投注地址_明升体育-竞彩足球比分推荐 Office provides information about the possibilities of completing an academic stay abroad during your studies and points out funding opportunities.

Information event on the Bachelor's degree programme in Educational Science: Insights into the programme, content, procedure and prospects.

Information event on the Master's programme Educational Science-Social Pedagogy/Social Management: Insights into the programme, content, procedure and prospects.

What does a medical student actually do all day? What's the deal with the nursing internships? What are the special features in Jena?
You can ask us these and other questions in our Studi Talk.

In addition to the phases of the teacher training programme (LAG and LAR) at the University of Jena, the practical phases as well as the educational science studies, selected STEM subjects and the work of the Teacher Training Department are presented.

Prof Markus Bernhardt-R?mermann introduces the Bachelor of Science programme and provides an opportunity to ask questions.

Meeting point: Faculty of Biological Sciences stand; escorted by guides to the lecture venue.

Young people want to talk about money. In (vocational) schools, however, this is only just starting to happen. If you are interested in economics and want to contribute to economic education, we offer exciting teaching-related degree programmes in the department of "Economics". You can find more information and ask questions here.

Turn your enthusiasm for Sports into a profession. With a Bachelor's degree in Sports Science, you can not only experience Sports, but also actively shape it. This information event will give you an insight into the content of the degree programme, possible career fields and an innovative teaching concept that bridges the gap between theory and practice. Our Academic Advisory Service Dr Florian Müller will answer all important questions. We look forward to your participation and your interest in studying with us.

Guided tour of the Skillslab - a facility|institution|(structural) unit of the Faculty of Medicine at the University Hospital.

The number of participants is limited to 12.

Meeting point: Medicine Campus Foyer information stand

What does "Intercultural Business Communication" actually mean - and why is it so relevant today? In this interactive lecture, you will gain a comprehensive insight into the Bachelor's ("Intercultural Business Communication", "Intercultural Music and Event Management") and Master's ("Intercultural Human Resource Development and Communication Management", "Cultural Management" and "European Languages, Cultures and Societies in Contact") programmes offered by our department, as well as our international double master's programmes.

We will show you how the degree programmes are structured, what requirements you should have and what topics you can expect to study. You will also find out what makes the IWK degree programmes in Jena special and what career prospects are open to graduates.

Afterwards, you will have the opportunity to talk to teaching staff and students and ask any questions you may have.

You can also visit us at our stand at the Open Campus Day: There you can gain further insights into projects, teaching formats and interactive methods, and test your intercultural knowledge. We look forward to seeing you!

Get into conversation with students, teaching staff and Chemistry staff over nitrogen ice cream and a barbecue

You don't need pens or paper - just a desire to learn a new language! In this mini seminar, we will learn how to greet and say goodbye in Arabic and how to get to know your counterpart better. By the end of our time, you will be ready to conduct short dialogues in Arabic, whether in everyday life or when travelling.

The laboratory tours through the buildings Am Steiger 3 and Humboldtstr. 8 (Institute of Inorganic and Analytical Chemistry) provide an insight into practical rooms for students and research laboratories in the field of Chemistry.

The meeting point is the IAAC foyer; the duration of the tours can be customised.

The rooms are partially barrier-free.

Discover the perfect combination of a fully-fledged university degree programme and practical training in cooperating companies. Find out what makes the dual university degree programme in Jena unique and how this direct fusion of theory and practice optimally prepares you for the world of work.

Studying something to do with ... business? People? Or would you prefer something with languages? At the University of Jena alone, there are more than 200 study options from various subject) areas|fields. It's no easy task to choose from this huge selection. To help pupils make a good decision|ruling|judgement for their future, the Central Student Advisory Service is offering a lecture on study orientation. We look forward to hearing from you and answering your questions!

Are you wondering what exciting areas a physics degree programme opens up - from modern research and technology development to future topics such as AI or sustainability? Do you want to know why physicists are in such demand on the job market, how the degree programme is structured and why the University of Jena offers particularly good requirements for this? Sounds interesting? Then drop by the lecture - a lecturer will guide you through the topic and then students will answer all your questions about everyday life as a student.

• Teaching degree in French or Spanish
• Bachelor's degree programme in "Romance Studies", "Business and Languages" or "South-Eastern European Studies"
• Master's programme "Literary Translation in Theory and Practice", "Romance Cultures in the Modern World" or "South-Eastern European Studies"

The lecture provides an overview of the aims and content of the psychology degree programme in Jena (Bachelor of Science, Bachelor of Arts|BA, Master of Science).

We give you a first insight into the BA degree programme "Communication Science" - how is the programme structured, what professional opportunities does it offer me, which Master's degree can I do after my Bachelor's degree, ....

The lecture provides information about the degree programmes offered by the Faculty of Law, in particular the "Law" degree programme, giving interested parties an overview of the duration, content and course of the degree programmes, what interests and skills applicants should bring with them and what career prospects are open to graduates.

Do you like reading and are you interested in language? Here you can find out why we make a science out of it:
What does linguistics do? Who needs literary studies? And what do you do in Speech Studies and Phonetics?
We look forward to hearing from you and your questions!

University of Jena and Ernst Abbe University of Applied Sciences Jena

Lecture in German, slides in English

• Study opportunities
• Requirements - requirements
• Application, deadlines - application, deadlines
• Financing studies - financing studies
• Life in Jena - living in Jena
• FAQ German & English

apl. Prof. Uwe Ho?feld presents the subject Biology (for the German Grammar School Teacher Training (Regelschule)) and gives the opportunity to ask questions.

Meeting point: Stand of the Faculty of Biological Sciences; escorted by guides to the lecture venue.

Here you can find out everything about the Bachelor's and Master's programmes in Business Administration, Business and Languages - including what Isaac Newton and Sitting Bull have to do with it and why Business Administration is (sometimes) fun.

Discover the diverse subject areas of economics, find out what makes studying in Jena special and understand why economic expertise is essential to successfully tackle current and future challenges.

Some things are certain: if you study Physics as a teacher, you can turn your enthusiasm for Physics into a profession, pass it on and have excellent career prospects. But you may be wondering what such a degree programme actually looks like.

How is the Physics teacher training programme structured? What can you expect at university and in school practice? Do you need any special prior knowledge? And what makes the physics degree programme in Jena special?

We will answer these and your questions in our lecture. We will introduce the strongly practice-oriented Physics teacher training programme in the Jena model and give you a first insight into the content of Physics didactics. You will find out how the degree programme prepares you for future teaching and whether Physics as a teacher could be the right path for you.

Would you like to know what Jena Sociology is all about and what Jena sociologists actually do? The short guided tour of the institute is THE opportunity! The meeting point for the 1 pm tour is 12.55 pm at the Sociology information stand in the campus foyer.

What can you expect from studying Philosophy in general and what can you look forward to in particular when studying Philosophy in Jena? The event, followed by a Q&A session, will provide an overview.

What do you actually study in Mathematics? Is it the right degree programme for me? You can find out in our short taster lecture:

Did you last see a 3D film at the cinema? Or stuck with a 2D film? Why not 2.5D? Wait... is there such a thing? A 2.5D object?! A warm invitation to the Mathematics world of fractals, where such wonders become possible.

Are you interested in natural sciences and the environment? Then studying Biogeosciences is just right for you!

What does a medical student actually do all day? What's the deal with the nursing internships? What are the special features in Jena?
You can ask us these and other questions in our Studi Talk.

Where does our alphabet come from? What does "alpha-bet" actually mean? Why is Hebrew written "backwards"? You'll be surprised how many similarities there are between seemingly different scripts such as Arabic, Ethiopian, Greek and Latin - and what all this has to do with a cow.

Meeting point on campus, duration: approx. 45 minutes

Dr Andreas Seeling presents the state examination course and gives the opportunity to ask questions.

Meeting point: Faculty of Biological Sciences stand; escorted by guides to the lecture venue.

Business Information Systems combines business management concepts with information technology to support companies, for example in the optimisation of business processes, the application of artificial intelligence and the implementation of IT solutions. Here you can get an overview of the multifaceted degree programme in Business Information Systems.

You don't yet know exactly what you want to do after your A-levels?

• have always been enthusiastic about sport ...
• have always wanted to find out what everyday life at university is like for sports students ...
• and are still looking for a varied and practical degree programme ...

... then the taster day at the Institute of Sports Science is just the thing for you.

During this guided tour, you will get to know the Law, Economics and Social Sciences Library. Your questions about using the library, borrowing and using media will be answered. You will also learn how to use the branch library effectively and efficiently as a place to study and work.

During this tour, you will get to know the main library building and the Humanities Library. We will answer your questions about using the library, borrowing and using media. You will also receive information on how you can use the branch library effectively and efficiently as a place to study and work. The tour will also introduce you to some of the building's special architectural features.