University
Philipps-Universität Marburg
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Subjects
- Biology / Bioscience (Last update 2016)
- Business Administration (Last update 2017)
- Chemistry (Last update 2016)
- Computer Science (Last update 2015)
- Dentistry (Last update 2015)
- Economics (Last update 2017)
- Education Science (Last update 2016)
- English/North American Studies (Last update 2016)
- Geography (Last update 2015)
- German Language and Literature (Last update 2016)
- Law (Last update 2017)
- Mathematics (Last update 2015)
- Medicine (Last update 2015)
- Pharmacy (Last update 2015)
- Physics (Last update 2015)
- Political Science (Last update 2015)
- Psychology (Last update 2016)
- Romance Studies (Last update 2016)
- Sports Sciences (Last update 2015)
Central services
| Central General Student Advisory Service (ZAS); Drop-in office hours: Mon 09:30-12:30, Wed and Thu 14:00-17:00. Evening office hours for working professionals: Tue 17:00-19:00 only possible by prior appointment). In addition to our open consultation hours we offer: Group guidance courses, information events for school pupils, Career Centre, event programme "Study and work – career planning during the course", information library with supporting literature for the course selection, study advice and career orientation/planning, combined study and career guidance with the German Federal Employment Agency, Marburg study hotline "stud-i-fon" (tel.: +49 (0) 6421/28-22222). Appointments are also possible by arrangement. |
| The Marburg university library is a functional single-level library system comprising a central library with extremely convenient opening hours (Mon-Sun 08:00-24:00) and 28 departmental libraries to supply academic literature to the departments and institutes. At the end of 2016, the library system was home to over 4.3 million printed volumes, and was well-stocked with electronic media. There are plans to relocate the main library and 13 Humanities and Social Science libraries to a new building in 2017. more information |
| There is a foreign language centre. Chinese, English, French, German as a Foreign Language, Italian, Japanese, Russian, Spanish, Swedish. more information |
| The university offers its own sports programme. Some courses are free of charge, some subject to fees. The programme is open to: Students of other higher education institutions in Hesse. In the case of non-semester events (in particular excursions) students from other higher education institutions outside of Hesse may take part. Students attending the institution can participate in the sports programme of other Hessian higher education institutions; in the case of non-semester events (in particular excursions) they may also take part in the sports programme of higher education institutions outside of Hesse. Broad and varied sports programme for students and staff with a particular focus on health and fitness, dance, martial arts and water sports. Two boathouses on the Lahn River and Edersee with accommodation; Water-based activities such as rowing, canoeing, sailing and windsurfing; Dinghy sailing on the Edersee with boat license training and catamaran sailing; Windsurfing/kiting with various options for excursions on Lake Steinhude; Alpine skiing and snowboarding in the form of excursions to Lenzerheide, Switzerland; Mountain biking with workshops and excursions in the region and in Lenzerheide, Switzerland. more information |
Last update 2017: Data collected by the CHE Center for Higher Education.
