Preparation courses and introductory sessions – Leibniz Universität Hannover

THE OPTIMAL START OF YOUR STUDIES

Preparation courses are offered for many degree programmes. Although participation is optional, it is strongly recommended. You will recieve basic knowledge of the programme, you will meet your fellow students and lecturers, and much more. There are preparation courses in mathematics open to all disciplines and preparation courses restricted to specific degree programmes. Find out in good time when and where these are held. If you are going to study more than one subject, go to the introductory sessions of your main subject. They often take place shortly before the semester begins.

Introductory sessions are held by lecturers and students of the faculties. They provide an overview of the organisation of the degree programme (including timetable/lecture plan), exam requirements, and much more. This orientation and guidance is a big help to new students. You should take advantage of it!

Additionally, there are Orientation Days specifically for international students or students with disabilities or chronic conditions. You will find more information on these special offes down below.

Preparation courses and introductory sessions in the course overview

INTERDISCIPLINARY PREPARATION COURSES AT THE BEGINNING OF STUDIES

Orientation day for students with disabilities

Offer to students with handicaps or health restrictions

PREPARATION COURSES FOR STUDY BEGINNERS

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For students of mathematics, natural sciences, computer science as well as economics and engineering

Orientation days for international students

Organisiert vom Hochschulbüro für Internationales

STUDENTS AWARDED PLACES FROM THE WAITING LIST

Students who have recieved their places belated and have thus not been able to attend the introductory sessions can find contact people for each programme in the Online course overview. They can help making the start easier for you.

If you have further questions about your programme after the Orientation Week, please contact the course advice or the Student Councils/Union of your programme.