Program at Campus Görlitz
This is the right place for you if you’re interested in degree programmes in the following fields:
- Faculty of Managerial and Cultural Studies
- Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science—Department of Computer Science
- Faculty of Social Sciences
You can also get the General Student Advisory Service here.
The campus is open for you from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.!
The complete program for download as PDF for the location Görlitz!
Timeline
Lectures, workshops, taster lectures, guided tours and more
Tour of the G II teaching building, including a visit to the computer science labs, such as the hardware lab, network lab, and robotics lab
Meeting place: Main entrance to the student canteen
Oliver Nitschke
All University Library services will be available on this day!
Building G V, Furtstraße 1a
- Refreshments for in between meals: coffee, tea, cold drinks, pastries, snacks, sausages, and desserts
- General Student Advisory Service
- Advising and information booths on student life (BAföG (German financial aid for students), housing, StuRa)
Building G I, Room 1.01
From Application to the Start of Your Studies
Building G I, Room 1.01
Teacher Training for High Schools with Special Needs Education
(First State Examination) in cooperation with the University of Leipzig
Katrin Lyko
Building G I, Room 0.01
Computer Science
(Bachelor's program)
Prof. Klaus ten Hagen and Prof. Anna Prenzel
Building G I, Auditorium
Applied Nursing Science
(Bachelor's program)
Prof. Martin Knoll and Anja Knothe
Building G I, Room 1.05
Student Talk & Short Pitch
, Dr. Stefan Donath,
, Building G I, Room 1.18
Meeting place: Main entrance to the student canteen
Health care management
(Master's degree programme)
Daniel Reimann
Building G I, Room 1.01
- Vegan Dish: Spaghetti with Lentil and Vegetable Bolognese & Arugula
- Meat dish: Spicy currywurst with French fries & salad
Student canteen, Furtstraße 1a
Child Care Facilities—An Attractive Field of Activity in Times of Demographic Change
Prof. Andrea Eckhardt
Building G I / Room 3.04
International Business Management
(Master's degree programme, part-time)
Katharina Knappinger, IBS Academy Austria
Building G I, Room 1.18
Communication psychology
(Bachelor's program)
Prof. Matthias Schmidt
Building G I, Room 0.01
Health care management
(Bachelor's program)
Prof. Jörg Saatkamp
Building G I, Room 1.01
New: AI Management—New Specialization in Economics and Computer Science
(Bachelor’s program)
Prof. Klaus ten Hagen and Prof. Anna Prenzel
Building G I, Auditorium
Should I go back to school? Career counseling.
Prof. Mandy Schulze
Building G I, Room 3.09
Introduction to Literary Studies: What Is Literature, and What Can I Do With It (Not Just in Class)?
Associate Professor Marc Weiland
Building G I, Room 0.04
Open Stage hosted by the Faculty of Managerial and Cultural Studies for short presentations, pitches, and talks
- 12:00 p.m.: From Görlitz to the World—My Semester Abroad in the Culture and Management (BA) Degree Programme, Valentina Bertolini
- 12:15 p.m.: A New Take on the Monastery – An Audio Guide as a Practical Project in Tourism Management (BA), Solvig Langschwager
- 12:30 p.m.: Experiencing Namibia – Insights into the Community-Based Tourism Project in International Tourism Management, Solvig Langschwager
- 1:30 p.m.: Studying While Working – How Part-Time Study Can Work, Katharina Knappinger (IBS Academy)
- 1:45 p.m.: Between Culture, Change, and the Future – Q&A on the New Master’s Program, Andreas Heinen
G I, Room 1.20
Computer Science
(Master's degree programme)
Prof. Jörg Lässig
Building G I, Auditorium
Special Needs Education/Inclusion Studies
(Bachelor's program)
Associate Professor Anne Goldbach
Building G I, Room 0.01
Culture and Management
(Bachelor's program)
Prof. Maik Hosang
Building G I, Room 1.01
What do I want to do after high school? College or vocational training?
Prof. Mandy Schulze (with many years of experience in career guidance for young adults)
Still not sure what to do after high school? College? Vocational training? Start working right away? And if so—where and how?
In this workshop, you’ll figure it out step by step—without your parents :)
We’ll talk about:
- what options are available after obtaining a degree
- what the difference is between college and vocational training
- how to find the right careers or college programs
- where you can get information and submit an application
You’ll learn about practical tools to help you find your way—without any pressure. It’s not about making the perfect decision right away. It’s about gaining clarity and planning your next steps.
The workshop is interactive, easy to understand, and relevant to everyday life. You don’t need any prior knowledge—just an open mind and curiosity.
Take the first step toward your future.
Building G I, Room 3.04
Building G I, Room 3.09
International Business Communication
(Bachelor's program)
Prof. Falk Maiwald
Building G I, Room 1.18
Introduction to Linguistics: What Is Language, and What Can I Do With It (Not Just in Class)?
Associate Professor Marc Weiland
Building G I, Room 0.04
Meeting place: Main entrance to the student canteen
Childhood Education
(Bachelor's program)
Prof. Andrea Eckhardt
Building G I, Room 0.01
New: Culture and Transformation Management
(Master's degree programme)
Prof. Andreas Heinen
Building G I, Room 1.18
Tourism Management (Bachelor's program)
Prof. Jana Stolz-Römmermann and Solvig Langschwager
Building G I, Room 1.01
management of social change
(Master's degree programme)
Dr.in des. Cornelia Müller
Building G I, Room 2.23
A Look at AI from a Computer Science Perspective
, Building G I, Auditorium
Introduction to Literary Studies: What Is Literature, and What Can I Do With It (Not Just in Class)?
Associate Professor Marc Weiland
Building G I, Room 0.04
“Errors in Thinking”
M.A. Daniel Reimann
Building G I, Room 1.18
Find out more and learn about the Special Needs Education/Inclusion Studies degree programme.
Assoc. Prof. Anne Goldbach
Building G I, Room 3.09
Get the real scoop: Ask our students anything you want to know about campus life, choosing a major, financing, and housing—honest, personal, and firsthand.
Building G I, Auditorium
International Tourism Management
(Master's degree programme)
Prof. Jana Stolz-Römmermann and Solvig Langschwager
Building G I, Room 1.01
Social Work
(Bachelor's program)
Prof. Mandy Schulze
Building G I, Room 0.01
Tour of the G II classroom building, including a visit to the computer science labs such as the hardware lab, network lab, and robotics lab
Meeting place: Main entrance to the student canteen
Introduction to Linguistics: What Is Language, and What Can I Do With It (Not Just in Class)?
Associate Professor Marc Weiland
Building G I, Room 0.04
A conversation with Prof. Mandy Schulze and two social work students
, Building G I, Room 3.09
From Application to the Start of Your Studies
Building G I, Room 1.01
Meeting place: Main entrance to the student canteen
Advice and information stands
- General Student Advisory Service
- 'Studentenwerk' (student union) Dresden —Financial Aid, Housing (including dormitory management), and Advisory Services
- The HSZG as an Employer
- Tour of the University Library
And of course: delicious food and drinks from the 'Studentenwerk' (student union).
Faculty of Social Sciences
- Info Point in the Lobby – All the information you need about academic orientation at a glance
- Featured Degree Programs – Learn more about communication psychology, childhood education, Special Needs Education/Inclusion Studies, Social Work, secondary school teacher training with special needs education, and management of social change
- Information Room (Room 0.26) Teacher Training for Secondary Schools with Special Needs Education: Sewing project related to the WTH/S teacher training course, coffee with teachers from Görlitz, and chats with teacher training students
- Experience & Get Involved: Panel discussions and interactive talks, a look inside the Pedagogical Lab (Room 0.25)
- Keynote Speeches, Introductory Lectures & Student Talk: Exchange ideas , ask questions, share experiences!
- Experimental Workshop “Zukunftlernort Oberlausitz” (ZukLOS), Room 3.15
Faculty of Managerial and Cultural Studies
- Info Point in the Foyer – All information on academic orientation at a glance
- MK-Network ( Room 1.20):
– a meeting space and practical projects area with a lounge and coffee machine; MK Open Stage featuring short presentations, pitches, and talks - MK-Connect (Room 1.19): Information booths for the degree programmes in International Business Communication, Culture and Management, health care management, Tourism Management, and NEW: Foundation course in management—with personalized advising from faculty and students.
- MK-Experience I ( Room 1.18) and MK-Experience II ( 1.01): Program presentations, trial lectures, and workshops
- Applied Nursing Science ( Room 1.05): Hands-on stations offer insights into typical tasks in both academic study and clinical practice: blood pressure measurement, bandaging and adhesive bandage exercises, and CPR on a CPR mannequin. Visualizations of laboratory scenarios play on a continuous loop. Students and faculty will be on site all day and available to answer questions about the degree program and career prospects.
Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science – Department of Computer Science
- Room 3.02: Presentation of student projects as well as hands-on and demonstration activities: AR/VR applications, network technology and cable testing, IT security, robot programming with the Calliope mini, controlling a robot dog, and insights into Vibe-Coding. Students and faculty will be on site to answer questions about the program.
- Auditorium: Program presentations and a panel discussion titled “A Look at AI from a computer science perspective”
University sports - fitness room (Tivoli sports hall, Dr.-Kahlbaum-Allee 14)
University sports opens the doors of its modern fitness room. Insight into training options, equipment and offers - questions about university sports and courses are possible on site.
Do you have any questions in advance?
