A campus visit gives high school students the opportunity to get to know the university, explore various degree programs, and get a first glimpse of what daily life as a college student is like.

We’ll help you plan your visit and organize a customized itinerary for your group of students in 11th grade and above.

Based on your registration , we will plan a customized visit program for you and your student group. Possible program activities include, for example, attending a class, participating in a workshop, or attending informational presentations on college life and academic guidance.

Depending on the date, the group’s interests, and the time available, a campus visit could be structured as follows:

• Welcome
• Informational presentation by the Central Student Counseling Office on the RPTU and its academic programs
• Subject-specific content and offerings from the departments
• Campus tour
• Conclusion and feedback

To help us with our planning, it would be helpful if we received your registration as early as possible —ideally at least eight weeks before your desired visit date.

You can register for a campus visit at any time using our registration form . The form asks for information such as the target audience, subject-specific interests, and your preferred dates. We will do our best to accommodate your preferred dates whenever possible. Please discuss the students’ academic interests with the group before registering so that we can tailor the visit to their needs as effectively as possible.

Please note that attending classes is only possible during the lecture period. Since the complexity of course content may increase over the course of the semester, we often recommend scheduling a visit within the first five weeks of the lecture period. You can find the current semester dates here.

On the day of the visit, you have the option to schedule a lunch break in the cafeteria. Please note that the Central Student Counseling Office cannot cover the cost of meals; the group must pay for them on its own.

Both campuses also have cafeterias where light snacks and beverages are available. Payment can be made in cash or by debit card.

Simply register for your campus visit using our registration form . Once we receive your registration, we will contact you and work with you to plan the program.

As the Central Student Counseling Office, we are committed to supporting high school students at the intersection of high school and college and to helping ensure equitable access to higher education.

We offer professional guidance and information on everything related to the path to higher education. This includes, for example, informational presentations on topics such as “How is a degree program structured?” or “What degree programs are available at RPTU?” In addition, we support schools at education fairs, parent-teacher conferences, and other events focused on college orientation.

Would you like to request an offer for your school? Simply use our contact form.

Would you like a subject-specific presentation or an overview of a particular field of study? We’d be happy to coordinate this and follow up on your request with the appropriate staff members.

To help us with our planning, it would be helpful if we could receive your registration as early as possible —ideally at least eight weeks before your desired date.

You can submit your request at any time using our registration form . The form asks for information such as your target audience, subject-area interests, and your preferred dates, among other details.

If you have already been in contact with other colleagues at RPTU, please let us know. This will allow us to coordinate among ourselves and work together to plan a suitable visit program for you and your student group.

Please feel free to use our registration form for your inquiry. There, you’ll have the option to upload a PDF document with additional information about your event.

If you have any special requests or ideas regarding the content of our offer, please let us know in the “Message” field.