Universität Jena | Flashcards & Lecture Notes

The University of Jena digitally offers a wide range of information about the subjects on its website. You can filter the courses offered by subject groups or faculties and see if there aren't any subjects that you didn't even know about before. For example, you can study the following courses: business administration, biology, psychology, mathematics or various school subjects as a teacher. If you have difficulty choosing the right subject, you should read the module handbooks or contact the student advisory service. It answers all your questions about studying.

If you have decided on a course of study at the University of Jena at the end of the decision-making process and everything went well with your application, admission and enrollment, the first semester starts for you on October 1st for the winter semester or on April 1st for the summer semester. Furthermore, as at every university, there is an O week in which the organizational aspects are explained and where you can get to know the university and your new fellow students better. This usually takes place a week before the start of the lecture. It is worth going there because you can get a lot of general information there and make new contacts. So that you are even better prepared for the start of your studies, you can view the content of your degree program and your courses on the Studysmarter app. There you can create index cards yourself or use existing content for learning.

Yes, in any case! Studying abroad always involves a good deal of initiative and personal responsibility. But everyone who doesn't shy away from the effort is almost always rewarded with unforgettable and formative experiences, impressions and experiences! You can improve your language skills and develop yourself personally. In some degree programs, it is a good idea to include a semester abroad. The University of Jena will help you choose the right partner university. The University of Jena has a wide range of partner universities, and there is sure to be one for you. So you are in good hands if you want to go abroad for a semester or two.

To do this, you have to contact the academic advisor of the institute / department in which you want to take the module (possibly by email) to find out whether the desired module is possible as an "additional module". Of course, you have to first check yourself whether the additional module makes sense in your subject and whether you can find enough time for it. The Institute for Psychology, the Institute for Educational Science, the Institute for English and American Studies and the Department of Intercultural Business Communication do not offer any additional modules.