Universität Augsburg | Flashcards & Summaries

Popular lectures:Geomorphology, Scientific Work, Accounting I, School Education, Economic Policy, Macroeconomics I, Criminal Law

Popular courses of study:Education, geoinformatics, elementary school teaching, law, engineering, and much more.

Concentrations:Economics, law, teaching, medicine

Founded:1970

Contact:

T: +49 (0)821 598-5999

E: info@zsb.uni-augsburg.de

Adress:Universitätsstr. 2, 86159 Augsburg

Our insider tip for the University of Augsburg

Are you looking for a nice and quiet place to study and relax because you don't feel like the stuffy air of the library anymore? Find a place at the Uni-See directly on the campus of the University of Augsburg and enjoy a little nature while you read through the summary you created on StudySmarter. In bad weather, the study corners are an insider tip for undisturbed learning with extra privacy: you will find them spread out in the corridors and rooms of the business administration faculty. Charging cables are also available.

FAQs about the University of Augsburg

The Central Student Advisory Service will be happy to answer all of your questions about studying at the University of Augsburg and your application. You can reach the ZSB at +49 (0) 821 598-5999 or info@zsb.uni-augsburg.de

Many students at the University of Augsburg learn successfully with the StudySmarter learning app. Here you can not only exchange subject-specific information with your fellow students, but also create summaries and index cards in no time during the lecture. Another advantage of the platform: StudySmarter offers you an intelligently created learning plan that always records your learning progress and helps you to motivate yourself and stay motivated in every learning session. All courses at the University of Augsburg are already represented: in addition to business administration, German for teaching, IT, medicine or law, you can find many more and learn together or alone on StudySmarter.

The university library of the University of Augsburg is divided into several buildings, which are, however, connected by locks. Each course has its own area - you can of course linger and study anywhere, completely detached from your actual course. Of course, there are reading rooms that are intended for concentrated work: you can use them at any time during the library's opening hours and reserve fixed spaces if necessary. As is customary for libraries, you should keep quiet in all of their rooms and conversations should be avoided at all costs.

Naturally! For most of its courses, the University of Augsburg usually organizes an orientation week one week before the official start of the semester in order to make it easier for freshmen to start their studies and to provide them with important information about their studies. In addition to social events such as a city rally through Augsburg, there is also a preparatory course in mathematics for many Bachelor's degree programs. Here, the first-year students are also given tutors who study in higher semesters themselves and who provide newcomers with advice and assistance.

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The University of Augsburg comprises a total of eight faculties - namely: an economics, a law, a medical, and a mathematical-natural-scientific-technical faculty. Furthermore, one can find the Catholic-Theological, the Philosophical-Social-Scientific and the Philological-Historical Faculty at the University of Augsburg. There is also the Faculty of Applied Computer Science. By the way, in the StudySmarter learning app you will find courses from all the faculties mentioned.

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