Student Philipp chatting with a prospective student

Study talks

Pepper our students with questions about their studies!
Student Philipp chatting with a prospective student
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Speak to our students via video chat

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!

If you would like to speak to our students Cora and Benjamin please write an email.  

studitalks@uni-jena.de

Student Cora

Subjects: Philosophy (major subject), Psychology (minor subject), Social Theory (Master of Arts).

Topics: multi-subject bachelor’s programme, study orientation, study organization, Master

Cora Henßge

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Jena is the perfect city to study because there is always something going on here. Almost every fifth inhabitant is a student, which makes the city a young, colorful place. I also really appreciate the short distances here: whether from the shared flat to the lecture hall or out into the countryside, everything is quickly and easily accessible. What I like most about my philosophy studies is that the events are not too big and that you learn in a very personal atmosphere.

Student Cora

Student Benjamin

Subjects: Communication and Media Studies (Bachelor of Arts), Political Science (Bachelor of Arts), Political Communication (Master of Arts)

Topics: Master, study orientation, study organization, study financing

Benjamin Fromm

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After completing my two Bachelor's degrees in Leipzig, I wanted to study somewhere else. After researching several universities, I decided on Jena. With my degree course, I can combine my passion for communication with my interest in politics. Jena is also a great city to study in: most things are just a few minutes' walk away and you can be in a park or on a mountain very quickly. I like the fact that you always bump into people you know when walking through the city.

Student Benjamin