Course registration & orientation events
You can find all available courses in the course catalogue (Vorlesungsverzeichnis). You can use our video tutorials (course management) to become familiar with our course catalogue.
If you need support you may contact:
- For questions with regard to the content and the schedule
- the departmental coordinators of your subject (also for questions about the equivalence to courses in your home country)
- the Academic Advising Center of your subject (Fachstudienberatung)
- For questions about a particular course (number of ECTS-points, type of exam, etc.): the responsible lecturer or professor.
Some departments offer a special programme, office hours etc. for exchange students:
- Faculty of Human Sciences
- Adult and Continuing Learning:
Information web page for exchange students
- Business Management and Economics (BWL, VWL):
Information web page for exchange students with course list
- Computer Science :
List with Modules offered in English (not only for exchange students)
- German Philology :
Information web page for exchange students with course scheme (The Website is available only in German)
- Law:
Information web page for exchange students
- Medicine:
Information web page for exchange students with course scheme
- Pharmacy and food chemistry:
Information web page for exchange students with course list
- Political Science and Sociology
Information web page for exchange students with course list
- Psychology:
- INSIGHTS (Interdisciplinary Studies in German History, Tradition and Society): The programme is addressed to students from all countries and disciplines who wish to augment their intercultural skills and to gain a better understanding of Germany as their host country.
- Courses for academic research: German universities place great value on independent, academic work and research. Courses for academic research, academic writing, and much more are offered by the Writing Centre.
- The project "Globale Systeme und interkulturelle Kompetenz" (GSiK) offers diverse and science-based courses for the acquisition of intercultural competence. Foreign students are very welcome!
- General orientation event: First Steps events of the International Students Office.
- The subject specific Orientation Events usually take place during the first semester week. It is very important to attend these courses because they provide all important information about schedules, exams etc.
- A list with the subject specific orientation events can be found in the course schedule ("Einführungsveranstaltungen zum Studienbeginn").
- If your subject is NOT on this list, please check your subject's website or contact your departmental coordinator.
