Discover your future: Campus Day at the University of Paderborn!

Discover your future: Campus Day at the University of Paderborn!

On June 4th, 2025, the University of Paderborn is announcing an eventful campus day that will take place on Thursday, January 16th, from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. This event is aimed at school students and those interested in studying and includes an extensive program with over 120 offerings. The aim is to give young people who have not yet dealt with the subject of university an insight into various courses such as international business studies, physics, linguistics, electrical engineering and teacher training.

A special highlight will be the opportunity to take part in the campus day without prior registration. Students can even take an exemption from school to take advantage of this opportunity. In this context, information lectures on study programs, study conditions and entry requirements are offered. University students present their everyday study life and answer questions, which creates a direct exchange between future students and those who are already at the university.

A wide range of information and support

The Student Union's Educational Support Department (BAföG) is available to answer any questions you may have about financing your studies. The university also offers special support options for prospective students with health impairments, disabilities or chronic illnesses.

A tour of the campus allows visitors to get to know modern laboratories, lecture halls, libraries and student work areas. These interactive elements are intended to make it easier to decide on a course of study.

Orientation offers for high school graduates

As relevant data from Bildungsserver.de shows, many high school graduates are faced with the important question of what they want to do after graduating from school and whether their grade point average is sufficient for studying. In this context, the information in the dossier is of great importance. This offers valuable websites for choosing a course of study and covers topics such as high school grade calculators, NC searches and university rankings.

There are numerous platforms that offer support when choosing a course of study. One example is DIE ZEIT's “HeyStudium” portal, which provides an interest test and a database of all state-recognized universities in Germany. Furthermore, thessaAI fromstudien.de helps to create an interest profile, which is compared with over 23,000 study offers.

In addition, the HRK's University Compass provides comprehensive information on German universities and their offerings. The official study guide site Studienwahl.de also provides valuable information and is a useful tool for prospective students.

The upcoming event at the University of Paderborn represents an excellent opportunity to find out comprehensive information about possible study programs and to make initial contacts. For further information about the program and the events on Campus Day, those interested can visit Website of the University of Paderborn visit.