Dual study programme This term is used to summarise various forms of combining study with practical work experience. The names of such study programmes vary due to their sometimes different concepts: In addition to…
Studying abroad Internationality is a matter of course in science. If you are planning to study abroad, you have a wide choice thanks to the many established university partnerships.
Insurances Some types of insurance, such as health and long-term care insurance, are compulsory for students, while others can be taken out voluntarily. Particularly if you work alongside your studies, you must…
Student unions Studierendenwerke (in some federal states also called Studentenwerke) exist as independent institutions at the university locations. They look after students, provide catering facilities, student…
Sports studies The degree course in Sport and Sports Science is geared towards a future career as a sports teacher as well as sports-related professions, e.g. with organisations in recreational and health sports or…
Biomedicine, Neurosciences Biomedicine and neuroscience are primarily concerned with molecular biological processes. DNA analysis methods are employed here, as are computer tomography procedures that visualize the functions of…
Human medicine, veterinary medicine, dentistry Medicine is the science of the causes, cures, alleviation and prevention of diseases.
Health sciences How can diseases be prevented? How do you manage a hospital and how do you prepare information - about a pandemic, for example - in such a way that it is also understandable for medical laypeople?…
Therapies If you want to help other people professionally, there are also various career goals in non-medical therapy. These include occupational therapy, physiotherapy, speech therapy and music or art therapy.
Official Study Guide for Germany
Official Study Guide for Germany
Official Study Guide for Germany
