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Program Elements

German Language Courses

The ABP offers free intensive German courses. In these courses, ABP participants are divided into different levels according to the result of their placement test. Please note: 看片软件 currently only offers German courses from level B1.3. The aim of each course is to train the German Language skills, so that participants can successfully take part in conversations as well as express their thoughts and arguments in writing on an academic level.

The levels B1.3, B2.1, B2.2, B2.3, C1.1, and C1.2 normally take place Monday to Friday in the afternoon (usually 2 p.m. to 5:30 p.m.) for 20 hours per week for 5 weeks each. 

After completing B2 and C1, participants can take a UNIcert accredited certification test.

Regular attendance in all courses is mandatory.

Path of a participant in the ABP from the beginning of the Intensive German Courses to the beginning of studies:

Level 1: B1.3 - B2.3 Intensive German Courses.

Level 2: Propaedeutic course, intensive German courses Level C1

Level 3: DSH exam, further study orientation incl. guest auditor and workshops on study techniques

Level 4: Start of studies, further workshops

Social Services

1. "Willkommenstage" for new ABP participants

New ABP participants are introduced to the ABP at the beginning of the semester as part of a welcome day. You will receive all relevant information on the individual program components and initiatives that support the ABP as a partner.

2. The ABP-Studienfreund*innen-Program

The 鈥淪tudienfreund*innen" program connects ABP participants and regular students at 看片软件 to form buddy pairs. Every semester we are looking for students who would like to volunteer as a student friend for an ABP participant.

Goals of the Studienfreund*innen-Program

The aim of the student friendship is to enable exchange between students and participants in the ABP and, ideally, to make new friends. In mutual exchange, everyone has the opportunity to make international contacts and exchange ideas and to learn more about the different backgrounds, life stories and life situations. By sharing their personal experiences in everyday student life, students can bring the ABP participants closer to German university culture and thus make it easier for them to start studying in Germany. Information on alternatives to studying (training, starting a career, etc.) is also valuable. Actively practicing the German language together is a priority for many.

How exactly does the support from the student side look like?

Each pair of student friends decides together how the friendship will develop. However, it is important that there is regular (at least digital) contact (about once a week) and that personal meetings take place at least once a month.

Your support as a student friend can include, for example:

  • Learning German, giving feedback on homework and practicing verbal expression
  • Support when applying for a course of study and/or a part-time job/profession
  • Initial orientation at the university and in Frankfurt and the surrounding area
  • Joint leisure activities, if applicable

If you are interested in becoming a student friend, please contact us: abp@uni-frankfurt.de

3. Social Events

Joint excursions, cooking/ film evenings, picnics or museum visits etc. enable ABP participants to get in touch with each other, to exchange ideas outside of the intensive German courses and to get to know the city of Frankfurt better.

4. Language Caf茅 

Once in a month there is a relaxed exchange on a specific topic with the aim of informally practicing the German language.

5. (Online) workshops on various topics

As part of various workshops (online/ face-to-face), various workshops relevant to ABP participants are held, for example on migration- or social-law. 

Workshops

The ABP workshops are an integral part of the program alongside the language courses and social services and provide targeted preparation for university studies. 

Every semester, we offer a series of workshops in which ABP participants can practice key skills such as academic writing, time management and reading and learning techniques - for a successful start to their studies.

The range of workshops is always published here shortly before the start of the semester.

Lectures and Seminars

Participants of the Academic Bridge Program are entitled to regularly attend requested courses or study offers. In order to take part in courses, knowledge of German (in the case of English-language courses corresponding knowledge of English) is required at least at level B2.

There are different types of university courses like e.g. lectures, seminars and tutorials. A short summary of various course types can be found .

Participants in the ABP are entitled (or, depending on the program variant, obliged) to attend the courses or study programs listed in the application regularly throughout the semester. An essential requirement though is the signature of the lecturer and the official approval by Academic Bridge Program.

鈥濻cheinpflichtige鈥� courses (mandatory for enrolled students) in the fields of medicine, dentistry and pharmacy cannot be attended.

You are not entitled to take part or pass examinations (pre-, midterm or final), module or other examinations listed in the exam regulations. However, certificates or credentials that are not part of official examinations can be acquired. Please note that such certificates or credentials cannot be acknowledged for regular study programs.

For further content questions or problems regarding the offers of the individual courses, please contact the responsible faculty or dean's office directly.

In the beginning, it can be difficult contacting a professor, lecturer or other teacher you are unfamiliar with. We want to give you some tips on how to contact a lecturer:

Information sheet "How to contact a lecturer?" (Only in German)

We have created an information sheet on how to use the electronic course catalog (QIS/LSF) so that ABP participants can easily attend courses that suit them:


Information sheet: "Guide to the electronic course catalog"

Infrastructure

As a participant of the Academic Bridge Program you can use the reading rooms and library collections. For access, you only need your Goethe card. Generally, you will receive your card one week after your application has been approved. With your Goethe card you can use the lockers, printing options and other electronic resources (digital collections as well). Only the lending option is not available. For further information about the university libraries and sites, please click .

To get you acquainted to the university library, there are regular tours and training courses organized by the library staff. For an overview of dates and topics, please click .

For further tips on literature research, please visit the of the university library.

Spread throughout the campuses of Bockenheim, Riedberg and Westend, the 看片软件 has 15 pool and course rooms with around 420 computer stations (Windows and Linux). The computer stations all have direct internet access and can be used to work with study specific programs, internet research, email services or to print. To login you need your HRZ (university computer center) account details. You will receive these details after your application for the Academic Bridge Program has been approved. The user manual and further information is available .

On the site Campus Westend the easiest, accessible pool and course rooms are:

  • Poelzig-Geb盲ude (IG-Farbenhaus), room 0.413
  • Poelzig-Geb盲ude (IG-Farbenhaus), room 615 BzG ground floor 鈥� access via 1st floor
  • PEG-Building, room 1.G083

Additional Offers

The Palmengarten Frankfurt (palm garden) is directly next to the Campus Westend. Between walking paths and green spaces with deckchairs, this garden displays diverse gardens and greenhouses.

At this point we would like to thank the Palmengarten and the students union (AStA) for their kind support.

ABP participants can access a comprehensive range of advice and information; In particular, individual advice on study and career planning is possible together with the full-time employees of the ABP. As an ABP participant, you can for this and other questions.

In specific counseling cases, we refer you to our partners such as the and the .

For our participants, we offer:

  • information on the application process via uni-assist
  • counselling sessions with the Zentrale Studienberatung (ZSB) of the 看片软件
  • information events on popular study courses 
  • information on financing your studies (BAf枚G, stipends)
  • information on visiting lectures/seminars
  • workshops/seminars on studying in Germany as well as study techniques
  • information on other important orientation events

We recommend all prospective students to find out about various study options (subjects, universities, etc.) and general conditions (financing, application process, etc.) at an early stage.

For our participants, we offer:

  • support on individual career planning
  • workshops/ seminars on job market orientation and various technical and methodical topics
  • support in finding internships