Experience your future day: Campus Day at the University of Paderborn on January 16!

Experience your future day: Campus Day at the University of Paderborn on January 16!

On Thursday, January 16, 2025, the University of Paderborn opens its doors for the traditional campus day. From 8 a.m. to 2 p.m., the prospective students can expect a varied program with over 120 offers, which is designed especially for students and those interested in study. The aim of the event is to give young people who have not yet dealt intensively with the topic of university to give extensive insights into different courses. According to Uni-paderborn.de interested parties can take a look at subjects such as international business studies, physics, linguistics, electrical engineering and teaching degree.

Participation on the campus day does not require prior registration. There is also the possibility for students to be free from school in order to be able to take part in the event. During the day, visitors can expect information lectures on courses, study conditions and access requirements. Detailed information and insights into everyday study are provided by current students who are happy to answer all open questions.

diverse offers for prospective students

Special attention is paid to the support options for those interested in study with health impairments, disabilities or chronic illnesses. In addition, the Studierendenwerk department will be present in order to clarify questions about study financing. Get to know the participants, modern laboratories, lecture halls, libraries and student work areas, which offers an important insight into the study institutions.

To make the choice of study easier for high school, the BildungsServer.de also helpful website. The students support these offers, such as a Abitur grading calculator, NC searches and information on university rankings, in their decision-making. Orientation programs at German universities promote not only the choice of the subject, but also the personal development of new students.

In addition, there are numerous resources, such as the portal "Heystehudium" from the Zeit or Thessaai from Studieren.de, which help users create an individual interest profile and to compensate for it with the over 23,000 available courses. These initiatives aim to reduce the uncertainty of many high school graduates at the transition from school to university.