Experience everyday university life, get to know study programmes, take a look at research facilities from laboratories to large-scale research facilities, complete an internship or visit the university and campus with the whole school class. There are many ways to get to know TUBAF.
Offers for pupils
Campus days
School university
Discover subjects
Get to know the campus virtually
Offers for courses and classes
With your class or course to the university
A field trip to Freiberg is worthwhile! School classes can experience science and get to know the university during campus tours, lectures and experiments. We will put together an individual (and digital) programme for you.
Project days at the university
Campus tour with students
Explore the university, get information about studying and student life directly from our students and get to know the campus.
Study information at secondary schools
We are happy to take part in study and career guidance events at secondary schools and support you with presentations and an information stand at the university. We also offer subject-related teaching units, such as lectures on exciting research topics. These programmes are available both in person and digitally.
Support for school and Abitur newspapers
We support you in financing your school or Abitur newspaper.
A journey into the world of raw materials
An interactive exhibition on the university campus takes visitors on a "journey into the world of raw materials". Under the title "The Salt of Life", it is possible to playfully understand that the world we live in exists, develops and changes through the extraction and utilisation of raw materials.
Guided tours of up to 90 minutes are available for school groups and working materials are provided.
Science programmes for schools
There are several offers to get to know the university and the study opportunities in natural science subjects.
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Central Student Counselling Service
The Central Student Advisory Service is the point of contact for prospective students regarding any concerns and questions about their studies in personal counselling sessions, by telephone or by email.
It is also the point of contact for secondary schools and classes for a visit to the university.