- Where can I find information about studying and training at the Faculty of Chemistry, Pharmaceutical Sciences, Geography and Geociences?
- Can I get a taste of what it’s like to study?
- Are there opportunities for students to get involved at the university?
- What offers are there for students?
- Can I go abroad as part of my studies at the faculty?
- Are there special offers for girls and women?
- Who can provide me with addintional assistance?
JGU and especially the Faculty of Chemistry, Pharmaceutical Sciences, Geography and Geociences offer various projects and programs for students in 5th grade and above who are interested in the natural sciences. For example these projects and programs offer participants the opportunity to get a taste of the subjects in our faculty, to carry out experiments themselves as part of workshops for school classes or during vacation programs, or to learn more about the scientists who work in natural sciences through events and our Instagram channels. In addition to studying the subjects, vocational training is also possible at the faculty.
In addition to the programs offered by our faculty, there are of course numerous other opportunities to get to know Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz, from University open house to the numerous junior campus events or Girls’ Day. The individual departments also offer numerous exciting activities for interested students. Simply click through the websites and find the right offer for you.
Faculty 09 offers its students various services and formats to provide them with the best possible support and guidance in their studies and everyday life. In addition to offering support at the start of studies and over the subsequent course of studies in the form of events, advicing or workshops, there are offers for specific situations or target groups, e.g. for planning a study abroad or offers for students.
We use social media to report on news and interesting information from the faculty and look forward to sharing them.
Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz considers respectful and appreciative interaction – both in everyday university life and in communication on social media to be of great importance. The basic rules for exchanging information on social media using netiquette are summarized here .
In addition to the central social media channels managed by the faculty, the Faculty of Chemistry, Pharmaceutical Sciences, Geography and geosciences serveral of decentralized channels run by the institutes, programs and student councils in the faculty.
Find out more on the respective websites.
