Services for Students and Interested Parties

The  FAU physics department offers the opportunity to take part of certain lectures and exercise classes as early students to especially talented and outstanding secondary school students from grades 10 to 12.

More information cand be found at www.fruehstudium.uni-erlangen.de

What is the ESFZ?

In the Physics department, there is the Erlangen Student Research Center (ESFZ) . In this center, interested students can conduct small research projects by themselves with professional equipment on their own selected topic.

The ESFZ organizes four times per year a research camp during the school holidays, where planned projects take place. In these camps, students can solve quizzes and puzzles and simply have fun with physics experiments among like-minded people. The accommodation and provisions are paid for by the center.

Erlangen Student Research Center ESFZ online

Donate to the ESFZ

The ESFZ costs are taken care of by donations from private donors. For this, we are always glad to receive any financial support, which will be directly allotted to future participants. Information for donations is provided below:

Staatsoberkasse Bayern in Landshut has the following bank connection

Bayerische Landesbank München
IBAN: DE66 7005 0000 0301 2792 80
BIC: BYLADEMMXXX
Verwendungszweck: 0002 0168 5765 – ESFZ

Contact: Prof. Dr. Gisela Anton

Students Association

The Physics Students Association is an independent student-elected student representation. It looks after student interests and offers support in their studies.

The Students Association is also on facebook.

FSI

FSI stands for Physics Staff Initiative or “Fachschaftstinitiative” in German. The FSI is formed by several Physics and Mathematics volunteers, who engage for their fellow students. The FSI tasks are diverse, for example, test protocols management, events organization like course lectures, auditorium cinema, fairs, etc. Through the FSI, student interests are represented in the physics and mathematics departments. The staff is also available for concerns and questions about their studies.

The FSI invites everyone with interest to their weekly meetings, which take place every Wednesday at 6:00 pm.

For further information, visit the FSI-website.