Application start: New courses at the University of Paderborn for 2025!

Application start: New courses at the University of Paderborn for 2025!

The application process for bachelor's and master's degree programs for the coming winter semester 2025/26 will start at the University of Paderborn on June 18, 2025. The university offers a wide range of courses ranging from chemistry and computer science to sustainable mechanical engineering, popular music, media and economics. Particularly noteworthy is the teaching area, which offers around 166 degree combinations and offers students a variety of options.

Internationality plays a central role at the University of Paderborn, as numerous degree programs offer international profiles that open up global professional perspectives for graduates. The university's central student advisory service offers comprehensive orientation services to give future students an insight into the range of courses, the campus and life as a student in Paderborn.

Events and information offers

A highlight is the “Long Evening of Study Advice” on Thursday, June 26th, from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. in Building Q. At this event, those interested can get in direct contact with advisors and find out more about study options.

The website my.uni-paderborn.de also offers valuable information and short videos from current students that provide insights into the individual study programs and everyday life in Paderborn. This makes it easier for prospective students in particular to make decisions about their future.

New courses and renaming

From the winter semester 2025/26, the University of Paderborn will offer two new master's programs: German as a second and foreign language (DaZ/DaF) and additive manufacturing (3D printing). In addition, the “Mechanical Engineering” course was renamed “Sustainable Mechanical Engineering” to emphasize the focus on sustainability and modern technologies.

Another new aspect in the teaching field are the teaching subjects of technology and psychology, which have been integrated into various types of schools in the Bachelor's and Master's courses. This shows the university's commitment to responding to current needs and developments in education.

The central student advisory service offers extensive services for prospective students who are looking for support in choosing a course of study. The offerings include, among other things, information on study options, entry requirements, application and enrollment procedures as well as preparation for studying. Advice is also offered for students in all phases of their studies, especially when new or reorientated

The advisory center also helps to relieve the burden on schools and teachers by providing support with study orientation. In addition, she works closely with the university's faculties and other service facilities to ensure holistic advice.