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Friedrich Schiller University Jena is a long-standing and research-oriented university offering a broad range of subjects. Its cutting-edge research focuses on three profile areas: Light – Life – Liberty.
The University of Jena, officially the Friedrich Schiller University Jena (German: Friedrich-Schiller-Universität Jena, abbreviated FSU, shortened form Uni Jena), is a public research university located in Jena, Thuringia, Germany.
All information about the University of Jena with its profile, its faculties and institutions, its Association of Friends and Patrons and JenaVersum. In addition, further information on the job market and service offers.
Our students have spoken The University of Jena is »TOP University« and winner in the category »Most popular University with more than 15,000 sutdents« on the StudyCheck portal.
Information of the University Jena for international applicants. Preparing for your studies: Preparatory College, International Pathway Programme, DSH course. Application for studies: restricted and non-restricted admission programmes.
Our welcome service for all who have newly arrived at University of Jena: Information for students, doctoral candidates, employees, postdocs and professors.
Application for master's programmes. The application period for the winter semester 2024/25 has been running since 1 April. For some degree programmes, you can still apply by 15 July or 15 September. Please note the different application deadline for each programme.
Jena is once again considered as a high-tech-boomtown and is one of the most beautiful university cities of the reunited Germany. A new campus with top modern lecture halls was built in the heart of the city on the site of the former Zeiss main factory.
Are you planning a stay abroad or are you coming to the University of Jena from abroad? The International Office will be happy to support you!
Since its foundation in 1558, the University of Jena has shaped literary epochs, established new fields of research, inspired industries, and survived political assimilation. Today, Friedrich Schiller University attracts students and researchers from all over the world.
