Discover your study options: TUD invites you to autumn university!

Discover your study options: TUD invites you to autumn university!

The Technical University of Dresden (TUD) is opening its doors to prospective students aged 16 and over during the coming autumn holidays. From October 6th to 9th, 2025, participants will have the opportunity to get to know the humanities, social sciences and economics. The aim of these events is to give undecided and interested people a deeper understanding of various fields of study. TUD reports that The Campus Day offers a full-day program that includes workshops on topics such as choosing a course of study and specific fields of study, such as economics or teaching.

A central component of the fall university is the round of discussions with current students, which takes place both online and on site. Here they share their experiences and give an insight into student life. Participants also have the opportunity to put together their own program individually and also plan time for exploring the city of Dresden and leisure activities.

Registration options and free participation

Participation in the event is free. However, those interested should register by October 1st to secure a spot. Further information can be found on the TUD website. If you have any questions, participants can contact Franziska Klinkewitz, head of the fall university in the Central Student Advisory Service. She can be reached on +49 351 463-39724.

The scope and diversity of study programs is supported by the opportunity to explore over 650 university locations and more than 20,000 study programs in Germany. Studieren.de emphasizes that Users can save and organize their favorite courses, which makes choosing a course much easier.

Study orientation and career prospects

For many students, deciding on a major is a major challenge. The University of Frankfurt reports that Various programs such as information events, trial days and online tests help to gain clarity about your interests. The Goethe orientation course in particular gives participants the time to explore their strengths before making a final choice.

In a bachelor's degree program in the humanities and social sciences, students not only receive comprehensive orientation, but can also get to know different specialist cultures through lecture series, lecture series and workshops. The insights into professional fields and the support of mentors prepare students for the job market.

This diversity and the development of relevant key skills are crucial for the career prospects of humanities and social scientists, who are particularly in demand on the job market.