Welcome, dear first semester students!
Let's celebrate the start of your studies together in the Johanniskirche Zittau! Here is the schedule for your unforgettable matriculation ceremony:
Admission from 14:30: Come on time and get to know your new fellow students.
Start of the ceremony 3:30 pm: Let's start the ceremony together in the Johanniskirche Zittau and ring in the start of your studies.
Afterwards we will go together to the Zittau Campus, House Z IV.
There we will take the first student photo: Capture the moment and have your photo taken.
Afterwards, there will be a get-together with good music, delicious food and cool drinks on our campus. Get into conversation with your fellow students at our faculty tables, pick up your free drink and find out more about the university sports program, the campus app and everything else our university has to offer at our information stands.
On to the shuttle bus! At 8 p.m., you'll set off for the party in the direction of Görlitz, where you'll celebrate from 9 p.m. in the Maus student club with great music and a great atmosphere.
Let's have an unforgettable time together and celebrate the start of your studies! We look forward to seeing you there!
Tell us your music wishes - simply add your favorite songs to the playlist. The DJ team will then try to fulfill all your wishes.
After the party is before the party - Our playlist will stay with you, so you'll have the soundtrack of your university commencement at your disposal later!
Johanniskirche Zittau
Johannispl. 1
02763 Zittau
(5 to 10 min from the venue)
A limited number of free parking spaces are available on our campus. Google Maps
Experience the enchanting town of Zittau and the picturesque Zittau Mountains, the smallest low mountain range in Germany! Immerse yourself in the rich history, marvel at the medieval architecture and be fascinated by the unique Zittau Lenten cloth. Enjoy the variety of cultural events and the warm hospitality of the town. Don't miss the unforgettable train ride on the Zittau narrow-gauge railroad and explore the fascinating Oybin Castle and monastery. Discover the breathtaking hiking trails and viewpoints of the Zittau Mountains. An unforgettable experience awaits you! Get numerous excursion and event tips on the website of the town of Zittau.
The steam trains of the Zittau narrow-gauge railroad run daily from Zittau to the spa towns of Oybin and Jonsdorf.
Görlitz, the easternmost city in Germany, is home to a fascinating ensemble spanning 500 years of European architectural history. The carefully restored Gothic, Renaissance, Baroque and Art Nouveau buildings not only delight visitors, but also attract national and international film producers. They not only appreciate the picturesque backdrop, but also the warm hospitality of the people of Görlitz.
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Get numerous tips for excursions and events at Stadt Görlitz
Experience pure relaxation and the incomparable enjoyment of nature at the picturesque Berdzdorfer See! Nestled in the idyllic landscape of Upper Lusatia, the lake is a perfect destination for an excursion that is not only particularly attractive in summer, but at any time of year. Here you will find a wide range of opportunities for a relaxing visit and a variety of water sports activities that will make your heart beat faster.
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Görlitz students looking for relaxation and closeness to nature should definitely not miss this magical place. Here you can leave the stress of everyday life behind and recharge your batteries.
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Görlitz train station: emotional scenes for films such as "The Book Thief", "The Silent Classroom", "3 1/2 Hours" and "Habibie and Hainun" were shot here. The historic Art Nouveau train station offers a unique atmosphere.
Untermarkt: The historic center is a tourist highlight and a versatile film location. Films such as "Goethe!", "Around the World in 80 Days", "The Book Thief" and "Inglourious Basterds" found their fitting backdrop here.
The Braune Hirsch (corner house on Untermarkt): Interior shots for films such as "The Grand Budapest Hotel", "The Sorcerer's Apprentice", "The Young Karl Marx", "The Captain" and "Measuring the World" were realized in this striking corner building.
Department store on Demianiplatz: The impressive Art Nouveau department store became the star of "The Grand Budapest Hotel". It also served as the backdrop for films such as "Käthe Kruse" and "The Reader".
Landskron Brewery: In "Around the World in 80 Days", the exotic Landskron Brewery became an exciting location.
Library of Science (OLB): Some scenes for the movie "The Sorcerer's Apprentice" were filmed in the OLB, which takes you to magical worlds.
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