Trial course at the University of Würzburg: Discover your future!

Trial course at the University of Würzburg: Discover your future!

The trial course at the University of Würzburg offers prospective students the opportunity to get to know different subjects and experience the students' everyday lives up close from June 2nd to July 11th. Participants can take part in teaching and information events and have the freedom to visit different lecture halls regularly or sporadically.

Registration for the trial course is not required. Interested parties are invited to browse the extensive program and select the lectures that match their interests. There are around 280 degree programs available at the University of Würzburg, covering a wide range of disciplines, including humanities, social sciences, natural and life sciences, as well as technical subjects. Particularly noteworthy is the focus on teacher training courses, in which almost 6,000 students are enrolled.

Diverse fields of study

The variety of study programs allows participants to either concentrate on a specific subject or try out different subjects. The University of Würzburg consciously relies on a mix of face-to-face and digital courses in order to meet the different needs of prospective students. The academic support as well as the central study advisory service and the specialist study advisors are available to clarify questions and offer orientation.

The trial course is aimed particularly at school students and offers the opportunity to get to know the university's study operations and courses in a practical way. The events predominantly take place in person, but some are also digital or hybrid, which focuses on the protection and individuality of the students.

Resources for prospective students

The portal offers future students bildungsserver.de lots of information about choosing a course of study. It explains various study programs, professional fields as well as practical entry aids such as trial studies and preparatory courses. Pupils and students from non-academic families in particular find support through platforms such as WorkerKind.de that provide targeted assistance.

Access to information about application modalities and study financing is crucial when choosing a course of study. According to that Würzburg Medical Service Those interested in this process can be optimally supported by various online resources and advisory services.

The University of Würzburg invites you to see the trial course as an opportunity to make an informed choice of course. Information about the events and contacts is available on the trial course website and enables you to plan your start to your studies in a targeted manner.