Interdisciplinarity has characterized the University of Bremen since its founding in 1971. The 12 faculties are closely connected in teaching and research thanks to their interdisciplinary cooperations. You have 526 combination possibilities for a subject-oriented two-subject degree and have the chance to go the extra mile. Take a close look at what we offer!
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Support for Your Degree Start
The university and the start of a degree can be a little confusing for new students. But do not worry – you’re not on your own at the University of Bremen. The orientation week takes place in the fall for all freshmen. There you will find out what support there is and get to know the campus and you peers. In all faculties, the Study Centers are an important central place of contact for students so that degree planning and examination regulations can be explained, for example. Many degree courses also offer preliminary classes, seminars, tutorials, and individual consultation opportunities that make your start a little easier.
For more info, take a look at our Uni-Start portal.
Inclusive not exclusive
If you have a physical or psychological, visible or invisible impairment, take a look at the diverse support offered. There are consultation facilities, orientation aid on campus, a support room for students with visual impairments, and much more. You can also always go to the Contact and Information Office for Students with Disabilities or Chronic Illnesses (KIS) or the kivi student initiative.
High-Profile Areas
The University of Bremen has determined five high-profile areas of research. In detail: “Marine, Polar, and Climate Research”, “Social Change, Social Policy, and the State”, “Materials Sciences and Technologies”, “Minds, Media, Machines”, and “Health Sciences”. In said areas, scientists work together on the issues of the future. Sounds interesting? We think so too!
Semester abroad
Internationality can be found in all areas of the University of Bremen. A part of this is also the many chances for students to study abroad. You want to study abroad and gain new experiences? For example, this can be done with the EU ERASMUS program within Europe, with a global exchange program outside of Europe, or via a direct application to the university of your choice worldwide.
Join in!
You want to get involved? We have many opportunities. Whether it is in a theater group or the orchestra, as a study pilot, in the AStA Student Union, or one of the many student initiatives – it’s up to you!
Learning Languages
You can learn Arabic, Chinese, English, French, German, Greek (modern), Hebrew, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Kurdish, Latin, Dutch, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Swedish, Spanish, Turkish, and Sign Language at the Languages Centre of the Universities in the Land of Bremen.
Doing sport together
The Hochschulsport e.V. association offers over 500 courses per semester. Between classics, such as football, climbing, or yoga, those who love exotic sports will find something. For example, hula hoop, parkours, wingsurfing, aero wheel, futsal, or joggling.
You need advice?
Enquiring helps!
The Central Student Advisory Service (ZSB) informs and advises everyone who has questions regarding studying.
You can find out the current office hours on the homepage of the Central Student Advisory Service at www.uni-bremen.de/en/zsb
The International Office is responsible for advising international students and prospective students. You can find the right contact person here.