
English and American Studies (Core subjесt)

(Starting: Winter Semester)
- Starting
- Winter Semester
- Mode of Admission:
- no admission restriction
- Study Mode:
- Part-time (optional) ・ On campus
Course Description
Core subject in the multiple bachelor's degree (120 ECTS).
Requirements
Qualification Requirements
University entrance qualificatiοn.
Language Requirements
Webinars with MyGermanUniversity
Upcoming webinars
Info events by the University

Missed the Orientation Days? Orientation and Networking for First-Semester Students
Just arrived in Jena and missed the regular orientation days? No problem: In this workshop run by the Welcome Days team and the Central Student Advisory Service, you'll catch up on everything you need. You'll get compact information about starting your studies, personal advice and the chance to connect with other newcomers – from creating your timetable and organizing your studies to getting to know people, leisure activities and Q&As for international students. Bring a laptop if you'd like help putting your timetable together. Open to both international and German first-semester students.

Practical Semester? Go Abroad!
Studying to become a teacher and thinking about completing your practical semester at a school abroad instead of in Thuringia? At this info evening hosted by the Centre for Teacher Education and Educational Research (ZLB), you'll learn how to organize and finance your mandatory internship at schools worldwide. Working in multicultural teaching teams and culturally diverse classrooms broadens your perspective as a future teacher – and prepares you for the intercultural challenges you'll also encounter in German schools. Open to teacher training students of all subjects.

The 5 Pillars of Student Financing
How do you finance your studies – beyond BAföG? In this online session, the Studierendenwerk Thüringen (student services organization) gives you a compact overview of all five pillars: BAföG (state funding), parental support, scholarships, part-time jobs and housing benefit. You'll also get to know the Studierendenwerk itself, which brings many services together under one roof – from dining halls and student residences to social and psychosocial counselling, daycare centres and cultural programmes. Conveniently via Zoom, no registration needed.

Doubts About Your Studies? – Anonymous Online Workshop by the Student Advisory Service
Almost every student reaches a point where they question their studies – and that's exactly what this workshop is for. The Central Student Advisory Service shows you how doubts arise, how to deal with them productively and which paths are open to you: continuing your programme, switching subjects or universities, or reorienting completely. The BAföG question is covered too. What makes it special: The workshop is deliberately anonymous – you log in with a pseudonym, keep your camera off and ask questions by voice or chat. Confidential, open-ended and low-threshold.

Open Campus in student paradise
Thinking about studying in Jena? Get to know the university at Open Campus! At the big info day on the Ernst-Abbe-Platz campus, degree programs from all faculties introduce themselves – from law and sports science to life sciences. The Central Student Advisory Service and program advisors answer your questions about applications, admission requirements and financing, you talk directly with students and lecturers, sit in on taster lectures and join guided tours of labs, libraries, campus and city. At the marketing stand, a free Polaroid photo and a university tote bag are waiting for you.
Application & Admission
Application Deadlines
Other EU Students 
| Intake | Winter Semester |
| Application deadline | 15 Julyin > 9 months |
| Application mode | Directly at university |
Application Procedure & Selection
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