During your studies, you can participate in a wide variety of programs and courses that will help you learn new skills, explore your interests more deeply, and gain valuable experience. In addition to the regular curriculum, our university offers numerous opportunities to enrich your time as a student.
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Humboldt Reloaded offers you the opportunity to conduct your own research projects while developing both academic competencies and soft skills. These include, among other things, research, writing, presenting, applying research methods, data collection and analysis, time management, independence, and teamwork.
Credit Recognition in the Faculty of Business, Economics and Social Sciences:
In the bachelor’s degree program, as a graded seminar module within the specialization tracks if it aligns with the specialization, or as an HR module in the free elective area if it aligns with the degree program
As a portfolio module, either graded or ungraded
Across faculties as a non-graded portfolio module
AIDAHO (AI & Data Science Certificate Hohenheim) is a project funded by the BMBF that combines subject-specific domain knowledge with expertise in the fields of artificial intelligence (AI), data science, and scientific computing.
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F.I.T. courses bring together all continuing education opportunities designed to support your personal and professional growth as well as your career development. They foster exchange, open up new perspectives, and provide inspiration and guidance throughout your studies.
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Our language courses offer you a comprehensive opportunity to improve your language skills and enhance your intercultural competence.
Credit eligibility in the Faculty of Business, Economics and Social Sciences:
Learning Paths and LinkedIn Learning courses offer structured and personalized learning paths that provide targeted support for your professional and personal development. Through the platform, you can build technical, methodological, and digital skills, acquire new abilities, and prepare yourself in a practical way for the current demands of the job market.
In this one-week course, which combines in-person instruction and independent study, you will work independently in a group to develop a research question and formulate hypotheses. You will write an abstract, which will be reviewed through a peer-review process.
Credit toward the Faculty of Business, Economics and Social Sciences: 1 ECTS in the portfolio module
HOT4:Science is a digital self-study course designed to help you with scientific work. Whether you’re conducting a systematic literature review, citing sources correctly, formulating research questions, analyzing data, or presenting results—the course offers interactive slides, videos, comics, and quizzes whenever you need them.
