Great to see you!
Hochschule Geisenheim University will open its doors again for prospective students on April 22, 2020 - however, not on campus as planned, but in virtual form. This is because, even in times of the coronavirus and contact restrictions, we still would like to give you the opportunity to learn more about studying at our University. Our heads of the degree programs will be available in webinars to answer any questions you may have on our Bachelor's degree programs. They will also inform you about dual entry opportunities and the option of studying without a German high school diploma (Abitur).
Experts will also be on hand in live chats to answer any questions regarding the compulsory pre-study internship. -the Admissions Office will advise you on how to enrol. The Student Committee (AStA) will tell you about what else is on offer on campus at Geisenheim. The program of events will be rounded off by interactive formats such as a live broadcast from everyday life at University and a 360° view of the campus. We hope you enjoy!
Opening speech – April 22, 2020, 1 p.m. Prof. Dr. Alexander von Birgelen
What Awaits You at Our Digital Study Info Day
- Horticulture (B.Sc.)
- Beverage Technology (B.Sc.)
- International Wine Business (B.Sc.)
- Landscape Architecture (B.Eng.) and Landscape Architecture (B.Eng.) (dual study program)
- Food Chain Management (B.Sc.)
- Food Safety (B.Sc.)
- Viticulture and Enology (B.Sc)
Students, alumni and lecturers from the various degree programs will be available to answer your questions about student life on and off campus and everything else you might want to know about studying at our University and your future career prospects.
We are on hand to answer any questions you may have about applying to and enrolling at our University, dual study opportunities or the option to study without a German high school diploma (Abitur), or if you would like to know more about student financing and studying abroad during your studies.
Who to Contact After The Study Info Day
To give you the best possible advice when choosing your degree program, the heads of our degree programs will be at your disposal by e-mail and telephone. We also have specialists on our Bachelor's degree programs who can give you expert advice on all matters relating to the pre-study internship.
Also there for you:
- General student advisory service: point of contact for questions about study conditions, choosing a degree program and the University itself
- Admissions Office: point of contact for general enrolment inquiries
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