Study Information Day at the BTU: Discover your future on July 8th!

Study Information Day at the BTU: Discover your future on July 8th!

On July 8, 2023, the Brandenburg Technical University (BTU) in Cottbus-Senftenberg will open its doors to everyone who would like to find out about study options. The study information day is aimed at students, high school graduates, parents, teachers and other interested parties. Here you have the opportunity to find out everything you need to know about studying at the BTU, as reported by [Wochenkurier].

From 9 a.m. to 9:45 a.m. there will be an opening lecture in Audimax 2 entitled “Studying at the BTU”. This lecture presents valuable information about bachelor's degree programs, applying to study, and stays abroad. No stone is left unturned and all questions about the different study programs are answered. The university advisory service offers individual discussions to enable visitors to receive personal advice.

A diverse program

The varied program of the study information day includes, among other things:

• Kennenlern- und Beratungsangebote
• Labor- und Bibliotheksführungen
• Mitmach-Experimente
• Präsentation von MINT-Studiengängen unter dem Motto “Mathe, Physik und KI – leicht gemacht!”
• Informationen zur Studienfinanzierung sowie zum studentischen Wohnen durch das Studierendenwerk Ostbrandenburg
• Einblicke in das studentische Leben durch verschiedene Vereine und Initiativen.

Things will be particularly exciting for visitors in the university's modern laboratories and research facilities, which can also be visited. At the central contact point in the central lecture hall building, those interested have the opportunity to explore all facets of studying at the various locations.

The event is free and registration is not required. For potential students who are already thinking about applying for the winter semester 2025/26, the day offers a valuable opportunity to get a comprehensive overview of the bachelor's degree programs offered at the BTU. Applications for the summer semester have already started, so time is running short.

A look at the education system

There is no uniform education system in Germany, as each federal state is responsible for its own education policy. Differences in school education are therefore not uncommon. Compulsory schooling usually begins in the year the child turns six and ends at the age of 18. The educational program covers various areas from primary school to tertiary education, which includes universities and technical colleges. This influences students and their decision to pursue an academic education bpb.de is to be read.

The study information day at the BTU is intended to provide a practical insight into academic educational opportunities and thus provide a decision-making aid for many young people who are considering a university. If you would like to find out more, you can view the complete program on the BTU website.