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Preparatory Courses for the 2026–27 Winter Semester

Preparatory courses take place shortly before the start of the academic year in September and October. They help you refresh your basic knowledge and fill in any gaps, making it easier for you to get started with your studies. In addition to Welcome Week (ESE), they also offer you the opportunity to make your first connections with other students. 

For this reason, participation in the preparatory courses is strongly recommended, even though it is voluntary. Currently, preparatory courses at the University of Siegen are offered exclusively by Schools III and IV.

 

School III: Economics, 
Business Information Systems, and Business Law

Bachelor’s

Preparatory Course in Mathematics for Economics Students

Target Audience: This course is intended for first-year Bachelor’s students in School III enrolled in the Business Administration and Business Information Systems programs.

Oct. 5–6, 2026 

All information about the preparatory math course and Welcome Week

 

Please note: Students in Business Information Systems are recommended to also take the preparatory course in programming offered by School IV (see below).

 

School IV: School of Science and Technology 

Bachelor’s

Preparatory Course in Mathematics

Target audience: All first-year students in School IV

September 7–25, 2026

All Information and Registration

 

Linux Course

Target audience: This course is primarily aimed at first-year students in computer science programs. Participation is especially recommended for those who have no prior experience with Linux. Other interested students are welcome to attend as long as space is available.

September 28 – October 1, 2026 (mornings)

Linux Course at unisono

 

Preparatory Course in Physics

Target Audience: All first-year physics students (Bachelor’s degree)

Oct. 5–9, 2026

Physics Preparatory Course at unisono

 

Preparatory Course in Programming

Target audience: All first-year students in the Bachelor’s programs in Computer Science (including teacher education), Business Information Systems, Digital Engineering, and Electrical Engineering.

October 5–9, 2026

Preparatory Course in Programming at unisono