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In the new Studienkolleg, prospective students from non-EU countries acquire the entrance qualification for studying at a German university. The first participants at TU Bergakademie Freiberg come from Mozambique and Syria.

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Deutschlehrerin Susanne Gasda mit einer Gruppe Studieninteressierter am neuen Studienkolleg.
German teacher Susanne Gasda with a group of prospective students at the new Studienkolleg. Photo: TU Bergakademie Freiberg

"The preparation for studies takes place in focus courses that are geared to the future course of study and, in addition to German language training, includes specialist lessons in mathematics, physics, chemistry and computer science as well as the respective specialist language," explains Katja Polanski from the International University Center (IUZ) at TU Bergakademie Freiberg. During the training at the Studienkolleg, the Kollegiatinnen and Kollegiaten also get a first insight into their future course of study and take part in lectures on a trial basis.

In the context of subject excursions, they not only deepen their knowledge, but also get to know potential employers. After two semesters at the Studienkolleg and passing their final exams, the young people are guaranteed a place at Freiberg University and can enroll directly.

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