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17.11.13

Studies » Freshman Tips

If you have your high school diploma in his pocket and can start life as a student, the course is only once a reason to rejoice: A new life begins, and you can look forward to the many new impressions and experiences that await you. But everything is so exciting - in some situations it may also be that you are overwhelmed or not white. But that is no reason to bury their heads in the sand, because usually it's all from time to time so if you move to a new city and must meet the university life first.

» Socialize

First, it helps a lot when you get to know like-minded and can interact with them about his experiences. Most universities offer for freshers in a so-called orientation week, which usually takes place in the week before the start of the regular semester operation. Here you meet other students of his department and gets the calming realization that there are other people who are just as helpless even before the requirements of Unialltags.

Even if one immediately encounters here on little groups and it looks as if everyone already know each other: Most just look at the first time and immediately use the opportunity to talk with peers. Therefore, it is not a problem, and to be joined by a say.

During this week, the "Erstis" are the most important dates and deadlines taught: one learns where the Mensa is how to borrow books in the library, where the photocopier and more. If you still have questions, you should definitely dig deeper! There is no reason to let yourself confuse, because even if it sometimes may appear so: the others have just as little insight into how to myself. After the orientation week, there are information events, library management or similar one already feels much safer and has already won some friends in the ideal case, which remain a preserved throughout the study.

» Select courses

Everyone can think what events he would like to visit their own business. Of course you have to consider it, which is part of a semester, voluntarily and which perhaps is one of the required courses, but that's at every university and in every discipline differently. So you should be well informed before, how best to plan his first semester. In return, for example, the examination office, graduate students, student counseling are, or maybe just enough to look into the study regulations.

Although it is important to gather as many opinions and to consult with other students: does not always have what you are told, also agree. Maybe you get three students of the Council, just to prove no seminar with Professor XY because he supposedly gives unfair reviews. But that does not mean long, it is a go myself as well, it may well be that you get along well with him and can work great house work or exam grades. So it's always best to make your own picture only once - you can leave the course in question need be covered later still.

Most "Erstis" choose the way far too many courses and feel overwhelmed. They usually do not take the one thing thoroughly to bring to an end, but create much half, which of course leads to stress and frustration. Each of the higher semesters can confirm that you tend to exaggerate in the first semester. Therefore, less is more, as long as you manage everything that is required. Therefore, it is worthwhile to work more thoroughly with less events. This includes preparation and review, reading of prescribed reading and so on.

» Study literature

Literature is certainly among the nervigeren things that a student has to do. But if one finds his way once in the corresponding databases and the library, everything is much easier. There are also tips from the literature mostly professors or teachers that you should follow. Often, however, it is not worthwhile to buy these books because they are often very expensive. Many professors recommend course like your own literature, but which is unfortunately sometimes quite outdated and may possibly be used for this one semester only. So you should first of all try to borrow the books or copy important passages, for it often happens that you do not need the whole work by far.

» In the auditorium

Not everyone who is working well and seeks contact with his professors or teachers, is a nerd. It can not hurt to emphasize by word messages or other participation, because it is only beneficial when the instructor gets a good impression of one. If one stands out from the crowd, you have a higher recall value, for example during the office hours, and teachers assume that you are engaged and interested. This is reflected in the best case a positive effect on the final score down, and who would not? By the way: In general, teachers have a keen nose for who is serious and who just wants to "slime" to look better.

» Leisure time

To stay up to date to make friends and not alone to stagnate in his dorm room, you can do a lot in his spare time. Some is even offered by universities such as sports lessons, theater, orchestra, and much more. One should simply inquire about times, how to register and what it may cost. In most cases, the rush is on such offers very large, since they are free or inexpensive, so you should take care of early enough for it.

» What to do in case of problems?

Almost all universities there is a network of advice centers, which can absorb the students when they are in a position from which they see no way out. These include issues such as the financing of studies, exam anxiety, personal problems, sexual harassment and more. In general, you can always find a specialized point of contact, for example, a counseling center, to which one can turn free - you just have to muster up the courage. All consultants are subject to a confidentiality, and afterwards you will notice: It was worth it, the problems are solved either completely or at least become much smaller.

Study in Germany » Study guide » Universities City » Universities of Erfurt

» City of bridges and towers

The capital of the Free State of Thuringia has 202 590 inhabitants (2005). She is also an official university town.

742 the city was first mentioned in documents. At that time consisted in the city, an old Germanic and Slavic settlement.

Today one sees from afar the landmark of the city: the ensemble of Cathedral and Severi in the Cathedral Square. To reach the church, one must first climb about 70 steps. But the trip is worth it. At the top, you will be "received" by the Gloriosa, the cast in 1497, medieval bell of the cathedral. It is the largest, free-swinging, dating from the Middle Ages bell in Europe. In addition to the Cathedral and St. Severus, particularly characterize the 216 bridges and 50 towers (including parish churches and monasteries) the cityscape. In addition, located in Erfurt, nor the television and radio stations: MDR (the regional studio of) ZDF and Kika.

» The universities

At the, founded in 1392, University of Erfurt around 3,722 students are currently enrolled.

The Fachhochschule Erfurt, with 4,267 students enrolled, the largest and most popular college in Thuringia. And, although it has been, that is founded only fifteen years ago in 1991.

Moreover, there are still in Erfurt, the Max Weber Centre for Advanced Cultural and Social Studies as well as the "IUBH Cooperative Education".

» Attractions

- The famous Erfurt Christmas Market is a must during the Advent season. There you can listen to with many a delicious, of mulled wine to Potato Pancakes, pampered and contemplative sounds. In the area around the cathedral and the Severi, a nativity scene and the fairytale forest must. All in all, the Christmas market just the thing to forget the stress of university life for a few hours
- The Oktoberfest in the fall
- The Carnival Parade, the Sunday before Shrove Monday. Although the move is not as great as in Cologne, but still the 'fifth season', celebrated under the theme, "Erfordia Helau motto," in Erfurt extensively every year and enjoys great popularity
- In the Erfurt radio and television stations, MDR, ZDF and Kika, one is just right, the always ever wanted to know how a TV program or a radio program produced. It is, by appointment, to be led behind the scenes on tours or a spectator, a show in the rows of the audience, follow
- Messe Erfurt. It is the second largest exhibition space in the new Länder
- The Krämerbrückenfest is Thuringia's largest and most attractive Old Town Festival. It takes place in the old streets around the Krämer bridge and is held entirely in characters of the Middle Ages. It offers the opportunity to the craft market to stroll or to be entertained by minstrels and jugglers

» Student Life

With the Anger, the shopping boulevard and the (TEC), the Thuringian shopping center, Erfurt is an inviting place for extensive shopping.

» Typical Erfurt

The Erfurt are also known as "broad beans". This name dates back to, attached to the Erfurt fields in the Middle Ages, food.

Supposedly always wore every Erfurt some broad beans with him, to go to eat them. Up to today, every child born in Erfurt, therefore, a small plush broad bean, as a gift.

Also come up, both the famous Thuringian bratwurst, which is eaten with mustard Born and Christmas cake, sandwiches Erfurt, in Erfurt.

15.11.13

Study in Germany » Study guide » Universities City » Universities of Düsseldorf

» Art, fashion and trade fair town

The North Rhine-Westphalian capital on the Rhine has around 572 000 inhabitants. It is also the Japanese stronghold, because due to close economic relations living here around 7000 "Japanese Düsseldorf". They dominate the city, especially in the area around the main station, the so-called "Little Tokyo".

In fine weather you can stroll down as 100 years ago the broad Rhine promenade and sit there on the stairs at Castle Square, one of the most popular meeting places. Well over Dusseldorf is also known as the "Kings", the elegant promenade of the city, which is one of the world's finest luxury shopping boulevard. She's full of cafes and fine designer shops, the discrete dispense it to write to the prices issued clothes.

» The universities

Dusseldorf has a total of 4 universities together with approximately 34 220 students. The largest is the Heinrich-Heine-University, named after the most famous inhabitants of Düsseldorf, inscribed with about 24 780 students. The Heinrich-Heine University is a campus university, which by the way only in 1988 received its current name after a 23-year-old name dispute. Not pretty but the fact is that commute at the HHU 30% of students every day, because so many go straight home after the lecture.
In addition, there are the technical college, the Academy of Fine Arts and the Robert Schumann University.

» Attractions

See absolutely you should:

- the media harbor with its modern architectural masterpieces such as the new Zollhof by star architect Frank O. Gehry, now one of the most famous buildings in the city. Here is Düsseldorf's Media mile and Immendorff studio

- called the Königsallee, short KÖ

- Home animal Olderdissen: The Recreation and Park for all animal lovers. Here, on 15 acres of 100 different species, mostly from local clubs, is shown. The enclosures are natural and furnished according to the latest zoological standards. A learning center for children and adults (Dornberger Str 149a).

- the art museum K21 (international contemporary art, art of the 21st century,. Ständehausstr.1) in the old House of the Estates, and the K20 (masterworks of the 20th century, the Paul Klee collection, Picasso, Mondrian,. Grabbeplatz 5, Old Town)

- the old town, in a pub lined up on the other

» Student Life

Finding accommodation in Dusseldorf is a bit difficult. Directly on the campus or immediately adjacent are the 11 halls of residence, for which one has to apply early enough. Popular student area are also Bilk, Unterbilk and versts. However, one must then grab often little deeper into their pockets.

In Dusseldorf, it can be a wonderful shopping spree, for example, in the Schadowstraße, the busiest shopping street in Germany and in the old town with its trendy boutiques. There are also some shopping centers such as the elegant K-Galerie or the Sevens, where you can shop on seven floors.

» Typical Dusseldorf

Dusseldorf is next to the Cologne carnival stronghold par excellence. Each year between Weiberfastnacht and Green Monday is celebrated like crazy. However, you should not call here Alaaf but Helau in his own interest, for the Carnival, the old "hostility" of Cologne comes back up.

The reasons for this "enmity" are not very clear by the way, it is mainly a question of Alt or Kolsch and Helau or Alaaf.

Study in Germany » Study guide » Universities City » Universities of Dortmund

With 590 000 inhabitants, Dortmund is the sixth largest city in Germany and has established itself with its more than 1,100 years as the "heart of Westphalia". Since 2001, the mines have closed, but must redefine themselves Dortmund once again.

Last time had allowed the destruction of the Second World War was not much left, and the city had to replace from scratch. More and more now is emerging Dortmund's new position as a computer science city with high research and development and potential as an economic and cultural center of Westphalia. Dortmund came from a Carolingian royal court and was originally built to protect the Hellweg. 1240, the city received a strong attachment ring and became henceforth more and more to the city of mining, steel and beer.

In the wake of World War II 90% of the city were destroyed.

» The universities

The University of Dortmund has approximately 25 600 students, of which around 2,600 are from abroad. More 10 000 visit the college and the
International School of Management. While Dortmund universities are usually more in the midfield, they play in the first division in the technical-scientific subjects. Another special feature is the H-Bahn, the first elevated train without a guide. It was introduced to by a campus to transport the Studis on the other, North Campus and South Campus are namely two full kilometers apart. As the seat of Dortmund ZVS (the central authority for university places) schools, students are not going out as fast here.

» Attractions

- Museum on the East Wall: impressive collection of art of the 20th Century, including nearly 200 works of German Expressionism.

- Brewery Museum

- In the course of the former attachment ring the city is surrounded by Wall Street. Whose center is the Old Market. Not far from here, north-east, one finds the

- Westphalian Industrial Museum Zollern Mine II / IV: the Art Nouveau, disused mine, which is still in the machine room necessary for the former coal mine operation

- Machine can show the original state

- Westfalenhalle I: Fair and Ice Sports Center, Westphalia Stadium

- The Florian Tower, a 212m high television tower, is considered a landmark of Dortmund

» Student Life

Many of the students reside directly Dortmund in Dortmund, but after lecture circuit to drive home in one of the surrounding towns. This has positive and negative implications. The former is clearly due to the relaxed state of the housing market. The new student residences offer rent rooms in the immediate vicinity of the University and colleges in from just 170 Euros incl internet connection. You live here, it bypasses the negative effect of many commuters. While it is otherwise in the Dortmund Nightlife namely often looks rather bad, here you are right in the hustle and bustle of student: Residence Inns, college parties, etc. If you can not make friends with dormitories, also found in the downtown affordable housing.

For students especially popular is the northern city with its many old ancient houses with high ceilings and colorful facades. The former working-class neighborhood is viewed with some suspicion because of the partially somewhat neglected condition of the inhabitants of other parts of the city, make as a social problem child, so to speak, but rent from 160 euros and the rich variety of restaurants and pubs all nations more than make up.

In particular, alternative shops like the Subrosa be found here. A little more expensive it is in the Cross neighborhood in the southern part of the city. Here you will find beautiful old streets and trendy population. Beautiful student hang Punke in this area are the Black Café, Café Max, Café Einstein, the Louisiana, the top dog, and a must for fans of Ireland is Limerick's.

Many students are also drawn a few cocktails, the Atlantico. Who longs again for a dance floor in Soundgarden, in the Ruhr rock halls and in the Spirit to the right place. It is precious in the city palace: you managed to get past the bouncers, it can even happen, that we unexpectedly discovered a Borussia player next to him. Dortmund is also popular for its reasonably cheap shopping opportunities. Are known to the west and the Ostenhellweg for its many good deals. Specifically to buy clothes but is also recommended Brückstrasse.

There are also plenty of restaurants and café, to recover from the rigors of shopping.

»Typical Dortmund

Fußballfanatismus: When the black and yellow kickers have the honor at the stadium, the streets are swept clean. Especially since the local club Borussia Dortmund 09 2002 German champion. Has nothing to do with sports, however, that Dortmund has its own entry in the Guinness Book of Records in the summer is here at the festival 'Let's DO it!' the world's largest foam party instead. And another record: the Christmas season Dortmund offers the largest composite Christmas tree in the world.

9.11.13

Study in Germany » Study guide » Universities City » Universities of Darmstadt

» Science City and City of Art Nouveau

Approximately 30km from Frankfurt am Main is located in the south of Hesse Darmstadt. With almost 140,000 inhabitants Darmstadt has not only quantitatively developed a large city, but has gained some especially with its scientific orientation and its cultural offer a considerable reputation.

The name of the science city has earned its high percentage of students (30,000) and especially with the Technical University of Darmstadt. In addition, research is being conducted at four Fraunhofer institutes, and the institutes and Eumetsat, Darmstadt Esoc make a European space center. Science and industry in the sustainable city closely linked, and the local companies have their own research departments and simultaneously characterize the economic structure of the city.

The cultural balance to the scientific focus has the meaning of Art Nouveau in Darmstadt. After the founding of the colony of artists Mathildenhoehe in 1899 still bear witness to numerous artists' houses of the architecturally significant past. Built in 1908, the wedding tower to the height Marie is now a landmark of the city.

With the Heinerfest, one of the largest downtown festivals in Germany, Darmstadt, every year attracts 700,000 visitors in July, well, who can savor a wide range of events.
» The universities

The most important and best known of the universities is the TUD, Darmstadt Technical University, characterizes the mentioned connection between science and economy. Despite strong emphasis in engineering (2002 over 50% of students were enrolled in the region) is the proportion of women at the university in recent years has steadily increased, with a greater percentage of them to be found in the humanities or natural sciences (Source: Report TUD, 2002). Many subjects within the 14 departments are already running after the BA / MA model are also next to master or diploma as well as teaching courses on offer. A good overview of all courses with prerequisites, and further information can be found here.

The University of Darmstadt (FH) is the youngest and with 11,000 students at the same time the second largest city and offers degrees in 15 disciplines from architecture to economy.

There is also a Protestant University of Applied Sciences in Darmstadt for social work and a personal remote Fachhoschule.

Attractions

- The wedding tower to the height Marie is typical of the Art Nouveau diversity and landmark of Darmstadt. From here you can enjoy a magnificent view!

- The Royal Palace was once the gateway to the city and is the seat of several departments of the TUD.

- Hundertwasser left shortly before his death in 2000, his dazzling traces in Darmstadt by typical colorful "Forest Spiral" contains 105 apartments.

- The baroque orangery and the adjacent park date from the early 18th Century and are a beautiful, interesting system, especially in summer.

- At a stroke you with a tour of the marketplace equal to the old town hall and the town church in view, Wednesdays and Saturdays also find a weekly market.

- The Kranichsteiner hunting lodge built in Renaissance style, is located in the north of the city. It houses a hunting museum, but also offers a varied cultural offer.

- If you like it romantic, Rose goes to height, a beautiful English-style garden.

» Student Life

Even when the housing situation is a bit tense, the student union of the University of tips for finding a room is to the side. As with the 10 university residences are often connected longer waiting times, you should look in time for private alternatives.

The campus magazine and the student magazine, since long-serving with their ads not only the housing, special also inform you about jobs, internships and any upcoming events.

» Typical Darmstadt

Scientifically by students, artistic - that is probably the first associations that we associate with with Darmstadt. Just because the city has a lot to offer economically, but you should not think that only It also reflects industry is here. Darmstadt is so richly endowed with parks, lakes and green spaces that after done research as well off and can feel like a holiday.

Study in Germany » Study guide » Universities City » Universities of Bremen

Hanseatic city of Germany and one of the largest maritime trading on the Weser

Bremen look back on 1200 years-long history. But the main pivots are probably 1358 of joining the Hanseatic League and the 1619 construction of the first port facilities. Bremen rises to a thriving commercial center with connections to all over the world. The port is the main export course begins in 1783 even the direct transatlantic trade with the United States. Bremen today is still a world port and trading center in the world known all over the world and is home to Hamburg, Germany's second largest port. Besides these main source of income, the city has much to offer. After the severe destruction caused by World War 2 and the subsequent reconstruction, the city has changed dramatically. But there are still many vestiges of the old time to discover. Bremen combines many different styles of architecture in itself, each shaping the surface of the different districts. Overall, the city consists of five boroughs with 24 districts, spread across 325qkm. As an independent state in the Federal Republic, the two-city state of Bremen is divided into the major cities of Bremen and Bremerhaven, each with 544 746 and 118 276 Einwohnern.1971 the university was founded, which has produced important research facilities today and enjoys a good reputation. The culture is not neglected, because in addition to the Shakespeare Company and the German Museum of Contemporary Art is just as the seat of the German Chamber Philharmonic, which attracts many visitors each year. Even if the people of Bremen exuberance, lightness and joy of life is denied, so they know to celebrate. Here you go then "up'n Swutsch", especially when again, has come the time of the free market, a traditional folk festival. You have to experience the Bremer, then can disprove the negative image of a Lousy Peters. Here in the north, people are how nature and the environment, at first glance, just a bit rougher.

» The universities

The University of Bremen has already established itself in spite of the late founding in 1971. Today, about 22,000 students accept the offer of some 80 courses for lay claim to being the focus of this college in the natural sciences and engineering and the social sciences and humanities subjects is. Also in terms of internationality vorzuweisen there are some, because there are 200 partnerships with foreign universities. Besides teaching, the University is a research center for 1,570 scientists, not in vain Bremen is proposed with 16 local research sites as the "City of Science 2005" (Library Road 1). Also notable is the seat of the German Centre for Polar Research Alfred Wegener Institute in Bremerhaven, extra conducted for the Arctic Circle measurements and soil samples (On trading port 12). The maritime situation of the city favored the location for the Max Planck Institute for Marine Microbiology, with a weighting of environmental, marine and earth sciences (Celsiusstr. 1). as well as for the Center for Tropical Marine Ecology (Fahrenheitstraße 1).
Unique in Europe is the 146 meter high drop tower of Bremen Centre for Applied Space Technology and Microgravity (ZARM), which is used for microgravity research. Besides the University, the University of the Arts Bremen offers the trisection art, music, design, and the private "International University" and the Bremen University of Applied Sciences, which put both a strong emphasis on the international dimension.

» Attractions

- Marketplace / Roland: The market square, in the heart of the city, is home to the oldest houses in Bremen and two important statues. The stone Roland was created in 1404 and is the symbol of freedom and justice. Also, most of the image of the Bremen Town Musicians be known that should be moved to Bremen to start a new life here.

- Town Hall: Also on the square is the Gothic brick building of the Town Hall. It has one of the finest banquet halls in Germany

- Böttcherstrasse: This avenue can be described as a total work of art that it consists of a collection of grand and old brick buildings. We can also find the Roselius Museum with a collection from the heyday of Hanseatic merchant tradition.

- Schnoorviertel: Nice Old Town district with small winding streets. Here, pubs, restaurants and cafes lined.

» Student Life

The University is not exactly the most attractive externally, but there is still so much more to the life of a student to do so. The average individual monthly rent is indeed located at 260 € in the higher range, for the housing market is very busy. Besides the above mentioned cultural institutions, the city has of course for leisure to offer something.

Bremen is considered coffee capital of Germany. This ever-popular drink was brought by seafaring to Bremen and has become established. Nice cafes include the "Café Friday," and "June".

» Typical Bremen

For ... "Bremn", as is the habit of the last syllable of a word to swallow some. At this point four characteristics will be presented.

Held annually in October here on the Bürgerheide the "free market" instead., This traditional festival brings the people of Bremen two by celebrated weeks and is, as with other Carnival, as the fifth season. Course then must also include the mandatory Beck's from the city-owned brewery not . missing someone misbehaves, he gets maybe the saying. "That is not proper" to hear Freiherr von Knigge, the advocate of good behavior, has lived in Bremen and still is his thought.

Another memory is the poisoner gift Gottfried. A spitting stone marks the place of their execution and many a Bremen today expressed his displeasure with a unique gesture.

16.8.13

Study in Germany » Study guide » Universities City » Universities of Bonn

Of Beethoven, Haribo's headquarters and UN headquarters

The former capital on the Rhine is over 2000 years old, so you simply place in Bonn from tranquil baroque castle to old town houses and Art Nouveau villas all before. The 300 000 inhabitants city is very international, despite their Tranquility on the basis of UN agencies. When Bonn was the seat of government in 1949, it named many because of its size often derisively Federal village.
Bonn also makes the atmosphere of the location of the Rhine, from the waterfront, you have a beautiful view of the Seven Mountains and also the weather is influenced by its location at the Rhine River still pretty good. With the modern Post Tower, which is 162.5 meters high and thus exactly 5.50 meters higher than the Cologne Cathedral, Bonn is now home to the tallest office building of North Rhine-Westphalia. In the evening the elliptical glass building lights in all colors.
Bonn is also home to the famous all over the world "Golden Bears": in 1920, the native of Bonn Hans Riegel the company Haribo, which has since remained family owned and even today has its headquarters in Bonn.

» The universities

The University of Bonn has two universities, the Rheinische Friedrich-Wilhelms-University and the University of the Savings Banks Financial Group Bonn, together with approximately 38 000 students. The Rheinische Friedrich-Wilhelms-University is located today in the former Elector residence, built in 1697-1725 as the late Baroque, and used as an electoral college for Castle in 1818. It was named after King Frederick William III, who founded it. The university itself is one of the oldest and most respected in Germany and has about 31 000 students.

» Attractions

See absolutely you should:

- the Beethoven House (Bonngasse 20), here was Ludwig van Beethoven was born in 1770, is exhibited in the museum as his last wing

- the market square with the town hall in rococo style

- Museum Mile, the Art Museum (German art since 1945, Macke, Rhenish Expressionists, Friedrich-Ebert-Allee 2), the Art and Exhibition Hall with changing international exhibitions on a huge space and a sculpture garden on the roof (Friedrich-Ebert-Allee 4), the Royal Museum (one of the most important zoological museums in Germany with its 30 000 stuffed mammals, 80 000 birds and insects and fish; Adenauer Allee 160) and the House of History, which is the history of the Federal Republic of Germany (Adenauer Allee 250)

» Student Life

Shopping can be done in the whole city, so the main railway station to opera. These include a Zara and H & M. Also recommended is the Haribo shop (Fries Str 121), here you can stock up on tons of gold bears, liquorice and the like. At the large bar you can choose everything individually, is then calculated by weight, and there are discounted "broken goods".

The housing market is tight, but the student union has 35 residence halls with a total of 4000 rooms, but for which you have to apply early enough.

» Typical Bonn

In Bonn it comes from women rose Thursday to Monday great to finally ruled again, the Rhenish cheerfulness. Then is celebrated all over Bonn without end.

A big attraction is every year the event "Rhine in Flames", which takes place on the first Saturday in May. The best is the big, beautiful conclusion of fireworks at about 23 clock in the Bonn floodplain.
In addition, every year in the fall instead of the internationally famous Beethoven Festival, then you can enjoy throughout Bonn concerts of senior musicians and newcomers. Classical music fans should not miss it.

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