Central Student Advisory Service

This is primarily about you—the focus is on your situation and concerns. We provide confidential, open advice and help you discover your personal strengths, interests, and career aspirations, so that you can find the right field of study for you.

Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday from 9:00 to 12:20, Tuesday 14:00 to 18:00 and on Wednesday and Thursday from 14:00 to 16:00.

We are happy to discuss your queries about studying in person, in a Zoom video chat or on the phone. Simply submit your request via the service desk portalExternal link of the University of Jena or call us Monday to Friday between 9:00 and 11:00 on +49 3641 9-411111 to make an appointment.

We additionally offer group drop-in sessions via Zoom: Monday to Friday 12.30 to 13:00

Here, you can get answers to your questions in an open group, i.e. together with other advice-seeking students or several academic advisors. Join the group consultation by following this link: https://uni-jena-de.zoom.us/j/93651258914External link (password: ZSB2020).

Please take note of the information on data protectionpdf, 126 kb · de when using Zoom.

How does it feel to study in Jena? What do you have to consider when choosing a degree programme? And how is everyday life at the university? Our students will answer all your questions and share their own experiences. Ask away!

Finding the right study programme can be a long process. You should take advantage of various offers to get more information about your studies.

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Have you just finished your high school and are trying to filter out the right study programme out of 10,000 possible study options? Because this is indeed a herculean task, we want to help you with our orientation programmes. Our workshops are geared towards high school students in the last two years of their education who are interested in studying at university.

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Study options from A for American studies to Z for zoology. Our university presents a comprehensive range of study programmes at the University Information Day in May.

Our key task are counselling and helping our students embarking on their university studies. We also advise them when problems occur during their studies. In addition, we can help clear up questions related to career goals. To what extent can you put your studies into practice in professional context? Please do not hesitate to contact us and arrange an individual appointment.

Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday from 9:00 to 12:20, Tuesday 14:00 to 18:00 and on Wednesday and Thursday from 14:00 to 16:00.

We are happy to discuss your queries about studying in person, in a Zoom video chat or on the phone. Simply submit your request via the service desk portalExternal link of the University of Jena  or call us Monday to Friday between 9:00 and 11:00 on +49 3641 9-411111 to make an appointment.

We additionally offer group drop-in sessions via Zoom: Monday to Friday 12.30 to 13:00 

Here, you can get answers to your questions in an open group, i.e. together with other advice-seeking students or several academic advisors. Join the group consultation by following this link: https://uni-jena-de.zoom.us/j/93651258914External link (password: ZSB2020).

Please take note of the information on data protectionpdf, 126 kb · de when using Zoom.

Academic success? Sure, don’t stress! It often takes a good mixture of different techniques, a drop of know-how and a pinch of experience to successfully quench your thirst for knowledge (in the long term) and to stay motivated during your studies. You will find all these ingredients in our workshop series ‘Studier:bar’.

When you start your studies, a new episode begins bringing many changes into your life. To make it easier for you to embark on your studies, we organize induction courses and study orientation days together with the faculties at the beginning of each semester.

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The introductory phase does not end when the lecture period begins. For this reason, we want to support you in your first year of study with specific offers. Both giving you knowledge about study-specific methods and reflecting the beginning of your studies play a considerable role.

More information can you get here.

When graduation day approaches, many students are faced with the same question: what should I do now after my graduation? What career options do I have, if any, and which of these appeal to me? Where can I find job vacancies and what is the correct application procedure? We can help you on your way into your future.

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