Friedolin – Online course administration

Did you know that? Studying is a sensitive phase for mental health, as 75% of all mental illnesses develop before the age of 25.

REALISE supports you in keeping an eye on your mental health during the semester and researching it scientifically. You complete a 20-minute survey on various aspects of mental health and receive a personal account with evaluations. We also provide information on mental health, support services and contact points in Jena. Every month, you can fill out a 3-minute survey on how you feel and track the progress of your mental health during the semester. Your data is anonymized and secure. Click here for the survey.

Department for Clinical Psychology
Email: realise@uni-jena.de

Dear students,

First year students who started their studies last winter semester and are now enrolled in their 2^nd semester with us are currently being questioned:

What was important to you when deciding on your degree programme at the University of Jena? Which information and counselling services at the University did you use and were they helpful to you? How satisfied are you after the first semester? Where do you see room for improvement regarding the start of your studies?

The invitation is sent by the University of Jena.

We kindly invite you to share your experiences and take the time to answer the questions. As a thank you, five Uni-Shop vouchers worth €20 each will be given away as part of the survey.

Thank you very much for your participation!

Kind Regards

Your Vice-President for Learning and Teaching

International students, who wish to extend their residence permit must submit a certificate of student status to their Imigration Office. For an extension within the standard period of study, a normal enrolment certificate is enough. If students have exceeded the standard period of study, they must also submit a certificate of study progress to their Immigration Office. Please use the study prognosis (Studienprognose) form that you can find at https://www.uni-jena.de/en/studies-international-forms#residencepermit. The old Friedolin form „Study Progress” is no longer available.

Your International Office

Dear Friedolin users,

the second automatic allocation of seats has been completed successfully. Please check the recommended study plan, courses, and your study plan. Please contact your lecturers if you have any further questions. Please note that there are many courses where the lecturers allocate places manually. Do not forget to register for examinations. The registration period begins on 2 April 2024 at 9 o’clock. We wish you a successful semester!

Your team Friedolin

Dear Friedolin users,

the first automatic allocation of course places has been completed successfully. Please check the recommended study plan, courses, and your study plan. Please contact your teaching staff if you have any further questions. Please note that there are many courses where the teaching staff allocate the places manually. You may withdraw from the courses to which you have been admitted within the given period (excluding the study programmes of the Institute of Sport Science). You can also still apply for further courses. The second automatic allocation starts on Thursday, 28th March 2024 8:30 a.m.

Your Friedolin team

Dear students,

please note that the first Friedolin allocation of course places will start on Tuesday, 26th March at 8.30 am. Further dates can be found under the Dates menu item. Please go to the Help Centre to find more information such as tutorial videos and FAQs (both now available in English, too) about the most important functions for students.

Your Friedolin team

Dear students,

From this semester onwards, there will be a different payment procedure of course fees for the courses of the language centre: You will receive an invoice and your enrolment in a course becomes binding after the allocation of seats in Friedolin has been completed. Please do not hesitate to contact the language centre with inquiries concerning the courses or the respective procedures of enrolment and payment (sprachenzentrum@uni-jena.de).

Your Team Language Centre

Dear Friedolin users,

Our next "how to use" friedolin lectures for lecturer, examiner and faculty administrator will take place:

• Tuesday, March 12th and Tuesday, April 16th

The lectures will be in German. Please apply using your role "employee":

• faculty administrator: here.
• lecturer, examiner: here.

Your Team Friedolin

Many students at the University of Jena with disabilities, neurodiversity, chronic and/or mental illness feel like they are alone with their experiences and the challenges of everyday university life. From our counseling activities, we know that there are many other people with the same or similar experiences at the University of Jena. Therefore, we - the Diversity Office of the University of Jena - want to open up a student-moderated safe and inclusive space to informally exchange experiences, challenges, found solutions and much more.

If you are interested in such an exchange and networking with others and would like to help create such a space, please feel free to contact us at: diversitaet@uni-jena.de

Your Diversity Office

A working group consisting of representatives of the Academy for Teaching Development, the Office Digital University, and the Legal Office of the University of Jena developed a university-wide code of conduct for digital teaching. The Code of Conduct defines standards and rules for interactions in digital teaching and learning situations and—as a supplement to the Principles of Good Teaching—provides a basis for successful teaching and learning in the digital realm.

See here for the Code of Conduct: Rules for Digital Teaching at Friedrich Schiller University Jena

Your Academy for Teaching Development