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Courses in English

Here you will find an overview of the courses taught in English at the University of Applied Sciences Jena. Please note that this overview is subject to change. It is possible that courses will not be offered after all or overlap with others. This may necessitate changes in the learning agreement at the beginning of the semester.

Summer Semester 2026

April – September 2026

Technical Courses in Summer Semester

Course codeCourse titleName(s) of lecturer(s)ECTS credit pointsCourse type
GW.2.403Scientific ComputingProf. Dr. Henning Kempka6Lecture,  laboratory course
GW.2.405Introduction to Data Science and Machine LearningProf. Dr. Christina Claß6Lecture, exercise, laboratory course
SciTec.2.200Optical InstrumentsProf. Dr. Robert Brunner6Lecture,  laboratory course
SciTec.2.201Advanced 3D-DesignProf. Dr. Ronny Gerbach6Lecture,  laboratory course
SciTec.2.203Micro- and NanotechnologyProf. Dr. Igor Konovalov6Lecture,  laboratory course
SciTec.2.204Precision InstrumentationProf. Dr. Martin Schröck6Lecture
SciTec.2.223Materials for Sensors and ElectronicsProf. Dr. Jörg Töpfer6Lecture,  laboratory course
SciTec.2.250FEM and SimulationProf. Dr. Frank Dienerowitz6Lecture, seminar laboratory course

Non-technical Courses in Summer Semester

Course codeCourse titleName(s) of lecturer(s)ECTS credit pointsCourse type
GW.2.179Further Foreign LanguageN.N.3Exercise
GW.2.182German as Foreign Language IIMichael Düring3Exercise
GW.2.184English for Specific PurposesDr. Dagmar Berndt, Ulrich Schuhknecht3Exercise
SciTec.2.504Soft Skills and Intercultural TrainingN.N.3Seminar

Winter Semester 2026/27

October 2026 – March 2027

Technical Courses in Winter Semester

Course codeCourse titleName(s) of lecturer(s)ECTS credit pointsCourse type
GW.2.407Introduction to Scientific ComputingProf. Dr. Henning Kempka3Lecture, exercise
SciTec.2.275Advanced Materials Characterisation IDr. Thomas Friedrich6Lecture, exercise
SciTec.2.281Polymer Physics and Modern Polymer ApplicationsProf. Dr. Christian Kipfelsberger6Lecture, exercise, laboratory course
SciTec.2.284Physical Metallurgy IProf. Dr. Maik Kunert3Lecture, exercise
SciTec.2.286Physical Fundamentals of CeramicsProf. Dr. Jörg Töpfer6Lecture, exercise, laboratory course
SciTec.2.294Introduction Electronics and Microsystems EngineeringProf. Dr. Matthias Förster, Prof. Dr. Michael Rüb6Lecture, exercise
SciTec.2.295Introduction OpticsProf. Dr. Robert Brunner3Lecture
SciTec.2.296Introduction Laser TechnologiesProf. Dr. Maria Dienerowitz3Lecture, exercise
ST.2.292Applied Mechanics and Mechanical DesignProf. Dr. Frank Dienerowitz, Prof. Dr. Mirko Pfaff6Lecture, laboratory course
ST.2.293Materials for Scientific InstrumentsDr. René Limbach3Lecture
WI-B.322Environmental ChemistryProf. Dr. Christoph Koch6Lecture, seminar, laboratory course
WI-B.371-25Circular Economy and Resource EfficiencyProf. Dr.-Ing. Paul Engelke6Seminar, exercise, laboratory course
WI-B.421Water Purification / Water SupplyProf. Dr. Paul Engelke6Lecture, exercise, laboratory course
WI-B.571-25Decentralized energy supply and hydrogen applicationsProf. Dr.-Ing. Matthias Schirmer6Seminar, exercise
WI-B.673-25Sustainability and environmental managementN.N.6Lecture, seminar, exercise, laboratory course
WI-B.731Environmental and Process MetrologyProf. Dr. Korvin Walter6Lecture, laboratory course

Non-technical Courses in Winter Semester

Course codeCourse titleName(s) of lecturer(s)ECTS credit pointsCourse type
BW.2.913Special Topics of Business AdministrationN.N.3Seminar
BW.2.916, B-GE-AB03Intercultural Business CommunicationProf. Dr. Heiko Haase3Seminar
BW.2.917Sustainability for Materials ScientistsProf. Dr. Frank Pothen6Seminar
GW.2.179Further Foreign LanguageN.N.3Exercise
GW.2.181German as Foreign Language IMichael Düring6Exercise
GW.2.185Business EnglishDr. Kerstin Klingebiel3Exercise
SciTec.2.505Intercultural TrainingNancy Reichel3Seminar

European Credit Transfer and Accumulation System (ECTS)

The ECTS system is used throughout the European Higher Education Area. ECTS points are a numerical value used in the study regulations and module handbooks to indicate the amount of work required in the degree programme. For a successfully completed module, the university awards the number of points specified in the module description.

ECTS credit point Workload / Conversion
1 ECTS credit point 25 – 30 hours (lessons and self-study)
30 ECTS credit point 1 Semester
60 ECTS credit point 1 Academic year  (1500 – 1800 hours)
1.5 ECTS credit point 1 Semester hour