Study Orientation Week: Discover your future at TU Berlin!

Study Orientation Week: Discover your future at TU Berlin!

From June 2nd to 6th, 2025 the Technical University of Berlin (TU Berlin) the week of study orientation. This event week is aimed at prospective students, especially high school graduates, who are interested in the university's various study programs and offerings.

During this week, potential future students will receive comprehensive insights into the study options. Plans include, among other things, laboratory visits for prospective engineers with a focus on water research as well as application-oriented workshops on lighting technology, which will be of particular interest to prospective electrical engineers.

Program and highlights

On the first day, June 2nd, predominantly digital events are on the program. The following days, from June 3rd to 5th, offer the opportunity for personal encounters on site at the TU Berlin, which is located on Straße des 17. Juni 135 in Berlin. The program includes central information events on various study programs, subject-specific insights, campus tours, laboratory tours and individual advice.

The TU Berlin also has special offers for international students, working people and parents. In addition, general study advice is offered, which also provides support in choosing a course of study beyond the week of study orientation. These include the digital series “Study Guide”, the podcast “Semesterticket” as well as interactive campus tours and the “Studying from 16” program for high-performing students.

Module for choosing a course of study

As part of the study orientation, the orientation module for deciding on the choice of study program is also offered. This module has been valid since the winter semester 2024/25 and is led by Erhard Zorn. Students can test and develop their skills in choosing a course of study through a portfolio exam. The aim is to develop decision-making skills and create a personal decision-making profile.

The module includes content on the various training paths, especially in the MINT area, the examination requirements and personal suitability. Individual orientation is promoted through weekly events to help you decide on your course choice and seminars. The workload is 180 hours and 6 credit points are provided.

Practical support when choosing a course of study

The TU Berlin not only offers a lot of information about choosing a course of study, but also practical help getting started that goes beyond the scope of the study orientation week. This help includes trial and trial studies, preparatory courses and the offer of informational and advisory resources for choosing a career. Education server mentions platforms such as the abi application box, which offers helpful information for applications as well as information about training places.

In addition, resources such as the University Compass are available, which provide comprehensive information on degree programs and the application processes. The support offers for pupils and students from non-academic families are also important, for example through platforms such as ArbeiterKind.de.

In summary, it can be said that the study orientation week at TU Berlin offers a valuable opportunity for prospective students to find out more about the different study programs and how to start studying. An extensive program lays the foundation for informed study decisions.