Your Future at Hochschule Geisenheim University: Explore our Degree Programs
Picking the right degree program is one of the most important decisions you'll make in your life. We're offering a range of information and student advice services during our study info day on May 20, 1-6 pm to help you find the program that's perfect for you!
During the event, you'll…
… be introduced to the different degree programs by our experts, who are happy to answer any questions you may have.
… have the chance to discuss the program content, the university's facilities, and thesis supervision directly with our lecturers.
… be able to explore our laboratories, lecture halls, greenhouses, and research areas on one of our exclusive campus tours.
… experience a taster lecture and see what it's like to sit in a lecture hall.
… learn from our current students what it really means to study in Geisenheim (and where to find the best coffee).
… have the opportunity to talk to Geisenheim graduates, learn about the jobs they found after university, and get useful tips on starting your own career.
… be able to chat to our Student Advisory Service and get personalized advice on picking the right program for you.
We're excited to see you there!
Registration for individuals isn't necessary – just drop by!
Visit our stands in the Lecture Hall Building and learn about campus life, stays abroad, international degrees, language courses, and much more.
From 12 to 6 pm, information on the following subjects will be available in the foyer of the Lecture Hall Building:
- General student advisory service / student advice on cooperative work-study programs
- Student advisory services for the individual degree programs
- AStA Geisenheim (general student committee)
- Career Service and advice on scholarships
- University Sports
- International Office
- Green Office (sustainability at Hochschule Geisenheim University)
- Language Center
- Admissions Office (with the opportunity to register for the winter semester)
- Student Parliament
- VEG - Geisenheim Alumni Association e.V.
Introduction to the Degree Programs
In these sessions, our lecturers will present the individual degree programs. You'll find out about the content, structure, and requirements of each subject, as well as information about possible future career paths.
TIP: You can also visit the 'Everyday Life at University and the Workplace' event for your chosen degree program.
| Time | Degree Program | Speaker | Location (HS = Lecture Hall) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1:30 pm | Horticulture | Dr. Maren Stollberg and Professor Dr Kai Sparke | HS 55 |
| 1:30 pm | Beverage Technology | Professor Bianca May | HS 52 |
| 1:30 pm | International Wine Business (German Program) | Professor Jon Hanf | HS 50 |
| 1:30 pm | Landscape Architecture | Professor Marianne Darbi and Professor Ole Saß | HS 51 |
| 1:30 pm | Food Safety | Professor Simone Loos-Theisen | PLMS, HS 92 |
| 1:30 pm | Viticulture and Enology | Professor Manfred Stoll | HS 53 |
Everyday Life at University and the Workplace
Curious to know what studying is really like? Our ‘Everyday Life at University and the Workplace’ sessions offer you the chance to hear first-hand accounts: Geisenheim students at different points in their studies are ready to help answer your questions on the contents of the degree programs, life on campus, exams, or anything else you want to know. A number of graduates will also be there to report on their experience transitioning to the world of work after studying at Geisenheim.
| Time | Degree Program | Speaker | Location |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2:00 pm | Horticulture | Students/Graduates/Lecturers | HS 55 |
| 2:00 pm | Beverage Technology | Students/Graduates/Lecturers | HS 52 |
| 2:00 pm | International Wine Business (German Program) | Students/Graduates/Lecturers | HS 50 |
| 2:00 pm | Landscape Architecture | Students/Graduates/Lecturers | HS 51 |
| 2:00 pm | Food Safety | Students/Graduates/Lecturers | PLMS, HS 92 |
| 2:00 pm | Viticulture and Enology | Students/Graduates/Lecturers | HS 53 |
Parents are their children's primary point of contact, their advisors, and role models – that's why they play an important role in their children's career and study choices. Still, it can sometimes be difficult for parents to navigate the maze of choices their kids are facing, especially if they've not been to university themselves.
With this talk, we hope to provide parents with guidance and helpful tips on how best to support their child in choosing a degree program. Please note that the talk will be given in German.
Time: 5:00 pm
Location: Lecture Hall 53
Speaker: Daniela Archontas-Fadl (Student Advisory Service)
