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After successful completion of your courses, you will receive an official Transcript of Records with details of your attendance, grades, and ECTS.
During our Orientation program in April/October, a meeting with your faculty coordinator here at Marburg will also be organized.
Orientation Weeks Departments: Various Departments are offering subject-specific orientation weeks (so called "OEs"). We highly recommend attending those orientation weeks. There you can meet students online with whom you will study and receive important information about your subject.
Do I have to register for Classes?
Yes. The deadlines differ from department to department. We would advise you to register as soon as possible.
The registration process also varies from department to department.
Please be so kind and get in touch with your departmental coordinator.
Here you can find more information from the departments:
FB02 School of Business and Economics
FB03 Department of Social Sciences and Philosophy
Department of English and American Studies
Department of Romance Studies
Course List (Summer Semester 2025)
MO:VE German Language Courses
02: Business and Economics:
Introduction to Institutional Economics
06: Archaeology and History:
Classes in Archaeology and History are addressed to students of history and cultural studies only!
Politics and Images in Antiquity
Natalie Zemon Davis. Researching the Early Modern World
Introduction to International Business History
Food and food supply in the colonial and postcolonial Maghreb (19th-21st c.), hybrid
Classes in Archaeology and History are addressed to students of history and cultural studies only!
10: Foreign Languages and Cultures:
American Studies
Immigrant Autobiographies
Reading Immigrant Autobiographies
Contemporary U.S.-American Crime Fiction
Introduction to Teaching English as a Foreign Language
Roman Studies
Expression écrite B2.1, French
Traduction et médiation culturelle B2-C1, French
Grundlagen der Sprachbeschreibung / Fundamentos de la descripción lingüística, Spanish
Fachdidaktik Französisch und Italienisch / ProfiWerk, German
13: Physics
Computational Physics II (Lecture), Computational Physics II (Exercise)
Methods in Material Science I (Lecture), Methods in Material Science I (Exercise)
Neurons and Networks (Lecture), Neurons and Networks (Exercise)
Solar Energy 2 (Lecture), Solar Energy 2 (Exercise)
Sustainability of Materials and Technologies (Lecture), Sustainability of Materials and Technology (Exercise)
Laser Spectroscopy (Lecture), Laser Spectroscopy (Exercise)
Condensed Matter Theory (Lecture), Condensed Matter Theory (Exercise)
Nanophysics and Nanotechnology (Lecture), Nanophysics and Nanotechnology (Exercise)
Python Introduction and Consultation
All courses except Python consist of a lecture and a seminar
19: Geography
Research-Based Learning in Climate Impact Studies, synchron/asynchron
Machine Learning for Remote Sensing and Climatology, synchron/asynchron
Python for Climatology and Remote Sensing, synchron/asynchron
Soil and Water Resources, synchron/asynchron
(Advanced) Species Distribution Modelling, synchron/asynchron
Base R - no statistics, no fancy packages, just plain R, synchron/asynchron
Remote Sensing: Linking LiDAR and Satellite Data with Machine Learning, synchron/asynchron
Advanced Empirical Social Research Methods, asynchron
EU-Peace: EU-Peace teacher education courses
EUPeace-Classes are adressed to students from teacher education programs of the EUPeace- Alliance universities only!
EUPeace Virtual European Exchange Programme (VEEP): Discover the other VEEP courses here
Course lists from previous semesters