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Field-Specific Student Orientation

Is the course of study I am interested in the right choice for me? The Albert-Ludwig University supports you in deciding what to study.

 


Overview of all Self Assessments at the UniversityFachspezifische Studienorientierung

    After finishing school, many people are faced with questions like: What do I want to study? Do I have the stuff to complete a course of study? Will the field of study I’m interested in fulfill my expectations? Here you will find an description of self assessments and image films offered by the Albert-Ludwig University of Freiburg to help you answer such questions.

Icon International Self Assessment for Prospective International Students

    The chance to complete a degree in Germany is undoubtedly a dream for many international students. One gets to know a new country from the inside out, collects valuable experience, and gets intensive practice in the language of the host country. This can be a decisive advantage for one’s future career.
    The market for highly qualified college graduates with international experience is growing continuously. However, studying in Germany is often more challenging than it may seem at first glance. Meeting the academic demands of a course of study is only part of the problem. In addition, one is thrown for an extended period of time into an environment in which attitudes, manners, and working styles are sometimes completely different from those one is familiar with. This “self assessment” is designed to help prospective international students like you to reflect on how familiar you already are with the most important challenges of a study abroad in Freiburg.
    Participation in the self assessment has no influence on your application for study at the University of Freiburg. You will not be asked to provide any data which could be traced back to you specifically.

Trial Course of Study in Natural Sciences and Engineering for Female School Students

    Each year during summer break the Albert-Ludwig University of Freiburg hosts a trial course of study in natural sciences and engineering for 10th to 13th grade female students. The course of study provides insight into the fields microsystems technology, physics, computer science, mathematics, meteorology, hydrology, mineralogy, and geology. Career prospects for graduates in these disciplines are excellent, but women still make up only a small percentage of the students in these fields in Germany. We want to encourage you to opt for a course of study in the natural sciences and engineering – don’t pass up the chance to familiarize yourself with the opportunities offered by these fields of study!
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