Study guidance

With over 275 degree programs, FAU offers opportunities to develop skills, explore new paths and enjoy student life in the Nuremberg–Erlangen metropolitan region. More than 20 of these degree programs are offered at the School of Business, Economics and Society, opening up diverse perspectives in business and society.

But which degree program is right for you? What knowledge and skills should you bring, and who can help you make your decision? What do you need to consider when starting university? Here you will find answers to these and other questions, along with guidance on studying at the School.

From exploring your options to beginning your studies

1. Guidance
Reflect on your strengths and interests to make a well-informed choice.
2. Choosing which degree program to study
Finding the right subject from the wide range on offer at FAU.
3. How to apply
Upload the documents required in the application portal within the stated deadline.
4. Enrollment
After admission, accept your place by enrolling.
5. Starting your degree
Create a schedule, attend introductory sessions and activate your IT accounts.

Guidance

Analysing your own interests and strengths

Use a range of tools to explore your interests and talents, so that you can make an informed and confident choice of the right degree programme at FAU WiSo.

Analysing your own interests and strengths

My strengths analysis

Start the FAU self-assessment now (German)

Online self-assessment

Complete an online self-assessment using the OSA portal

Study interests test

Create a personalised interests profile using the University Compass

How do I find the right degree program for me?

All degree programsGet an overview of all the degree programmes offered by the School of Business, Economics and Society.
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Advice for students

From Many Questions to a Decision: The Student Advice Center HelpsReliable advice is an essential part of successful studies. At FAU WiSo, students therefore have access to a wide range of support services. These accompany them from the start of their studies through to the transition to professional life, including individual study planning.
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