Events for Applicants and Orientation for First-Year Students
MainStudy
MainStudy is an annual, two-day event that is especially intended for applicants who want to get to know Goethe University. Applicants can join campus and laboratory tours, take tutorial sessions or consult with academic advisors, as well as discuss and experiment with professors and students in order to make an informed decision about their study programme and find out about the prerequisites, demands and the structure of the programme they might wish to study.
Schülercampus
Schülercampus is a one-week summer programme for pupils who want to explore the Goethe University and get their first impressions about studying even before obtaining their university entry qualification. Our department is represented in workshops and regular courses pupils can participate in. They can get a taste of university life through additional activities as well as first-hand information on study programmes and student life by professors and students.
First-Year Orientation
First-year students can find out everything about studying at the Department for English and American Studies at the orientation just before the semester starts. Orientation provides an overview of the study programme and the most important study affairs.
Orientation for American Studies and English Studies for the Summer Semester 2023
will take place on Monday, April 3rd from 12:00h-16:00h in Room IG 411
Additionally we will inform you via presentation
of the structure of the BA American Studies and BA English Studies programs
and how to successfully start your first term.
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Orientation for English teaching degree students
As part of the IEAS support system, the Department of Foreign Language Education and Research offers an orientation/induction meeting for new TEFL students who are about to start their teaching degree English and want to learn more about their first semester at Goethe-University.
Save the date: The meeting will take place on Thursday, March 30 (16-18 pm) in Room IG 311
