The CampusCenter is located in Alsterterrasse 1. Students and prospective students at Universität Hamburg can find all kinds of information about studying. Please also make use of the web portals on:
Before you begin: Advising and orientation
Applying: Application and admission information/procedures
Studying: Student administration. To the CampusCenter…

First semester at university: Your timetable permits 20 SWS, you are attending courses that add up to 30 LP and your classes take place in the stables... and all you understand is train station? No wonder! Cutting a path through the uni jungle is incredibly difficult for first-year students, which is why we have compiled an information starter-kit explaining all the most important terms relating to your studies, to places and organizations within the UHH, and to jobs and finances. Our starter-kit is far from comprehensive. More…

Our new PIASTA clip "Episode 3: Olga from Russia"can now be found online. Olga, former student of Universität Hamburg and tutor of the PIASTA program, shares her personal story and tells us about her motivations to come to Germany and to Universität Hamburg and why she is still in love with our beautiful northern city and the university. In our prequels "Episode 1: Steve from California" and "Episode 2: Galia about PIASTA" you can hear more stories of people who moved to Hamburg and their experiences. More...

The Student Initiative Vision actively promotes educational opportunities world-wide. With students' know-how and voluntary participation, we would like to assist people on their path out of poverty and into a life they have determined themselves. In order to do this we provide support for building educational institutions and sponsor school children in third world countries. We help to send young people from Germany out to work on social projects all over the world and provide more vision in Germany with our many and eclectic events on educational issues.
We are always grateful for more support! At Vision each person is able to bring on board his or her ideas and meet people from all different subject areas. You will find all the information about Vision and details of our regular meeting times on our homepage www.weitblicker.org/hamburg. Or just send us an email at hamburg@weitblicker.org. Come along and join in! We look forward to meeting you! More…

For the first time Universität Hamburg is producing a brochure dedicated solely to its master's programs. The brochure provides bachelor students and those already in the workforce with information on consecutive master's programs as well as on all other taught post-graduate programs. The printed brochure is available from the Department of Communications and Public Relations.
Contact: medien@uni-hamburg.de.
The master's brochure is also available to download.
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Self Assessment tests provide prospective students an opportunity to find the subject which best suits them. You can try our online self-assessment tests, which were developed in cooperation with the Association of North German Universities (Nordverbund). They take between 90 and 120 minutes. At the end of each test, you receive individual feedback about your abilities and aptitude for specific subjects. More ...

Whoever wants an overview of the University of Hamburg's legion academic programs can take a look at the current issue of the study guide "Studying at Universität Hamburg." This includes tips about choosing a subject and a lot of information about making your start at the university easier. It also provides special tips about advanced study and continuing education. More...

Every year the Universität Hamburg invites high school students at the secondary level II from Hamburg and surrounding regions as well as all other prospective students to find out about study opportunities. Numerous lectures are offered in the individual departments and institutions at the university. Visitors may also take a peek at lectures to get an idea of daily student life. More...