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Events for prospective students
Your degree course? It starts with two u’s.
At Ulm University, you’ll find forward-looking degree programmes, personalised support and teaching that’s right at the cutting edge.
Our taster sessions will help you find out more about (study/degree) programmes, course content, entry requirements and the campus – in person, online and all year round.
Discover the University of Ulm and find the degree programme that’s right for you.
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Still not sure which path is right for you?
Use the degree programme finder to discover all the (study/degree) programmes at the University of Ulm,
or find out more about applying, getting advice and starting your studies.
University Open Day for school pupils
Discover our Bachelor’s and State Examination (degree) programmes, get to know the University of Ulm and find out what to expect during your studies.
At the Open Day, we’ll give you an overview of our degree programmes and the future career prospects for graduates.
With a range of guided tours and interactive activities such as ‘Hands-on Science’, you’ll have the chance to meet students and lecturers.
You’ll also receive information on topics such as allocation of places in higher education, finding accommodation, funding, the orientation semester and much more.
We look forward to welcoming you to the University of Ulm!
Date: 18 November 2026
Fairs for prospective students
Are you just starting to think about your university studies? Or do you already know which direction you want to go in, but still need a bit more information?
We attend numerous information and education fairs throughout the year and would be happy to advise you on study options, course content, admission requirements and the application and enrolment process at the University of Ulm.
We’ll be there from Munich to Stuttgart and all the way to Friedrichshafen – pop in and ask us your questions!
You can find all the fairs we’re attending in our events calendar.
Ulm education fair, 11–13 March 2027
We’ll be there at the Ulm education fair 2027!
Come and meet us at our stand from 11 to 13 March 2027 and ask us any questions you have about studying at the University of Ulm!
You can also attend lots of talks organised by the University of Ulm on topics such as applications, admission requirements and course content.
Where?
Ulm Exhibition Centre
, Böfinger Straße 50
, 89073 Ulm
Further information will follow on this page.
Subject-specific information sessions
At the subject-specific information sessions for our Bachelor’s and State Examination degree programmes, you can find out which study/degree programme is right for you.
You’ll gain an insight into the requirements, content and key areas of focus of our (study/degree) programmes – straight from the subject advisers.
In short sessions, you’ll learn what everyday student life is like, what to expect and what opportunities will be open to you afterwards.
Of course, there’ll also be plenty of time for your questions.
Whether you already have a specific idea in mind or are still weighing up several study/degree programmes: take this opportunity to get to know your chosen field better and find the right study/degree programme for you.
Date: expected to be in spring 2027
Parents’ evening: Abitur – what next?
You’ll soon have finished your Abitur – but who can help you choose a degree course or make a career choice? For example, what should parents or teachers bear in mind if they want to help you choose a degree course? Which application procedures, enrolment rules or deadlines need to be taken into account? The University of Ulm’s Zentrale Studienberatung (central student advisory services) will be happy to answer all these questions for you!
At this information session, we’ll outline the process of choosing a degree programme right through to making a final decision, tell you about the advisory services available, explain how universities select their future students, and introduce the Ulm University and our range of degree programmes.
This event is aimed at parents, teachers and prospective students.
It is expected to take place again in spring 2027.
taster lectures
What is the structure of a degree programme? How is the course content taught? What is it like to study at Ulm University?
At the taster lectures for our Bachelor’s and State Examination degree programmes, you’ll have the chance to experience this first-hand!
The aim of a taster visit isn’t to fully understand the content of the lecture. Instead, use a taster lecture to see how it differs from the usual school routine and to get a feel for the pace at which the material is taught.
You’ll also have the chance to speak to course advisors and students and ask any questions you may have.
Get to know the University of Ulm and get a taste of university life during the autumn half-term!
Date: Autumn holidays 2027
Opportunities for prospective Master’s students
Are you interested in a Master’s degree at the University of Ulm? Would you like to gain a deeper insight before you make your decision?
Find out more about our master’s programmes: at information sessions, lectures, lab tours or through direct discussions with students and lecturers. Gain an insight into the content, entry requirements and career prospects of a master’s degree – either in person or online.
Zentrale Studienberatung (central student advisory services)
Helmholtzstraße 22
, 89081 Ulm
Telephone: +49 (0)731/50-22053
Email: zentralestudienberatung(at)uni-ulm.de
Open consultation hours:
Monday 9.00 am – 12.00 pm (by telephone only)
Wednesday 1.00 pm – 3.00 pm
Thursday 9.00 am – 12.00 pm and 1.00 pm – 3.00 pm
Individual appointments:
by arrangement
All counselling services at the University of Ulm
Course advisors at the University of Ulm
BOGY work placement
As part of the Career Guidance Programme for Sixth Formers (BOGY), Ulm University offers an interdisciplinary work placement in the MINT subjects (Mathematics, Computer Science, Natural Sciences and Technology). Activities range from attending courses to gaining an insight into research to undertaking independent project work. In addition, a session organised by the Zentrale Studienberatung (central student advisory services) will address questions regarding university study, applications and admission.
During the one-week work experience programme, participants will gain an insight into some of the disciplines, including Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Mathematics, Computational Science and Engineering, Computer Science and Electrical Engineering. Interested pupils can apply by email to susan.czogalla(at)uni-ulm.de, enclosing a cover letter, CV and a copy of their most recent school report.
