Intensive German courses for international students (14-25 Sep 2026)
We are offering intensive 3,5 hours/day (two weeks, Monday to Friday, 14-25 September 2026, 9.00 to 12.30) skill-oriented German courses for (PhD) students of GAUSS/GGNB. These courses are primarily designed to develop the ability to communicate in simple everyday situations.
Most of them are intended for students who have little or no prior knowledge of German. Students with advanced German skills are welcome to sign up for the B level course. (Please take an assessment test first – see below)
All courses will take place in-person and are free of charge!
Registration: open from 17-30 August 2026 via Stud.IP (the courses are assigned to the summer term 2026 in Stud.IP)
Levels: A1.1 – B1.1 (Please assess your current language level yourself using this onlinetest: https://openilias.uni-goettingen.de/openilias/goto_openilias_tst_2214.html)
- German Introductory Course – A1.1 (recommended for students without any knowledge of the German language) by Ms. Katarzyna Steinbock, VG 4.106 (EXA Stud.IP: 453823)
- German Introductory Course – A1.1 (recommended for students without any knowledge of the German language) by Ms. Angela Mihajlovska, VG 4.107 (EXA Stud.IP: 4502689)
- German Introductory Course – A1.2 (recommended for students who already took a German language introductory course) by Ms. Andrea Neubauer), VG 3.108 (EXA Stud.IP: 450413)
- German Introductory Course – A2.1 (recommended for students with basic knowledge of the German language) by Ms. Justyna Zieba, VG 4.102 (EXA Stud.IP: 450417)
- German Introductory Course – A2.2 (recommended for students with intermediate knowledge of the German language) by Mr. Max Bittenbinder, VG 4.104 (EXA Stud.IP: 450416)
- German Introductory Course – B1.1 (recommended for students with advanced knowledge of the German language) by Ms. Olivia Kasaty, VG 4.105 (EXA Stud.IP: 4509615)
Important: you can receive a confirmation of participation for successfully taking part in a German language course and passing the test at the end. This is not an official German language certificate as required, e.g., for residence permits. For a recognized German language certificate you need to take an official exam with an external provider.
Contact: GGNB Office