‘Start Smart’ at university

• Monday, 15.03.2021, 10:00 – 12:00 (German time) OR
• Monday, 22.03.2021, 10:00 – 12:00 (German time)  

(Same content on both dates)

Information on:

• Entry requirements and quarantine
• Living in Hannover
• First steps at university
• Enrolment process
  
  

A Registration for this module is required

In this first event, we give advice on how to finance your studies and find accommodation in Hannover.

This session offers you practical information on topics such as

• Student ID card – LeibnizCard
• Online login details
• Insight into the structure of the university, faculty administration, and key contact persons
• Information on the system of Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees (structure, modules, ECTS)

as well as the opportunity to ask any questions you may have regarding starting out at university. 

It is easier to delve into the – as yet – unknown world of higher education when you know more about the “principle of studying”.

Besides information on timetables, credit points, the importance and types of examinations, the role of professors, self-responsibility, organisation ... there is also sufficient time to answer any questions you may have, enabling you to get off to a good start!

Everything online! Internet access, university network, course planning and registration, registration for examinations, etc. – nothing goes without an LUH-ID and identity management.

We introduce you to the key services and offers from the online world of Leibniz University Hannover, and answer any questions you may have.

Learning usually involves greater freedom at university than at school, but you often have less time to cover more content. In addition, you face new challenges such as reading and writing academic texts. Moreover, your degree programme should also include practical stages and prepare you for entering the world of work. By offering a Learning Workshop, a Writing Team and a Career Service, ZQS/Key Competencies provides several services to ensure you get a smart start to university and professional practice.

You need to register.

The aim of this online event is to provide initial support for a successful start to university, combining our Start Smart series into a crash course.

It is aimed at late enrollers or latecomers from all disciplines who may have missed the (specialist) introductory events or have outstanding general questions about the university or starting their degree programme.

You need to register.

You may unexpectedly get off to a bumpy start at university. Perhaps the content is very different to what you had imagined, the requirements are much higher than expected, or you are finding it hard to make contacts.

The following questions soon arise:

• Have I come to the right place?
• What options do I now have?

This online event helps you answer these questions.
You need to register.