In the winter semester 2021/22, face-to-face teaching and examinations with a maximum of 125 participants can take place at the University of Jena in compliance with the so-called "3-G" regulation *) (vaccinated, recovered or tested). Digital and hybrid events will continue to be offered... Read More »Important Information for the Winter Semester 2021/22
Dear students, After three semesters dominated by online teaching, there is a strong desire among students and teaching staff to return to being physically present at the university. The new ordinance of the State of Thuringia makes it possible for us to meet again on campus... Read More »More on-site teaching in the winter semester at the University of Jena
Teaching at the University of Jena is still generally in digital formats. This also applies to the upcoming summer semester. It is expected that all face-to-face courses will be suspended until 17 May. Read More »Extension of the standard period of study and largely digital start of the semester
Johann Wolfgang von Goethe is supposed to have once said: "A clever person finds the best education while travelling". This can be confirmed by many students who benefit from their experiences abroad – personally and academically. Read More »World wide study and research with the University of Jena
More than a half of all students in Germany have a part-time job during their studies. During the semester break, almost two thirds of all students work to earn some extra money. For many, the part-time job (in many cases a Minijob) makes an important contribution to the already not opulent income. Read More »Studying without a job?!
The Executive Board and Senate of the Friedrich Schiller University of Jena have set themselves the goal of compensating for all disadvantages that students suffer as a result of Corona. To this end, various regulations have been made and recommendations for action communicated to lecturers and examination offices, which students can refer to... Read More »Corona Disadvantage Compensation for Students
With the nationwide lockdown, public life in Germany will be shut down starting today, Wednesday, 16 December 2020, to bring the spread of the coronavirus under control. Of course, this will have an impact on the Friedrich Schiller University Jena... Read More »What the lockdown means for the University of Jena
Lectures are starting while at the same time stricter regulations apply in order to contain the coronavirus pandemic. Here is an overview of what currently needs to be followed while studying at the Friedrich Schiller University. Read More »The Current Corona Regulations at the Beginning of Lectures
In order to contain the spread of the coronavirus, the Studierendenwerk Thüringen closed its canteens and cafeterias in March. Since then, some facilities have already been able to open, in accordance with a hygiene concept. From Monday, 10 August, there will also... Read More »Cafeteria in the Main University Building Opens on 10 August
This summer semester's lecture period was almost exclusively digital: seminars were held via video chat, lectures were streamed or listened to as podcasts. For this purpose, the university had increased computing capacities, purchased licenses or expanded existing functions. Read More »Five Useful Tools of the University for Digital Work
