Welcome Weeks

Welcome to the Hanns Eisler! During the Welcome Weeks you can inform yourself about your studies and plan your courses. There are many opportunities to get to know fellow students, lecturers and other relevant contact persons and to find out about what the school has to offer. 

The first week of lessons begins on 7 April 2025.

11:00 AM
Online Meeting

11:00 AM
Online Meeting

11:00 AM
Online Meeting

In the first part of the digital meeting, you will learn which important services the Eisler eCampus provides for your studies. In the second part, we will address possible technical problems with the registration of your courses. We recommend participation with a PC or tablet.

2:00 PM
GKS I (Galakutschen-Saal I) | Neuer Marstall 
Schloßplatz 7 | 10178 Berlin

Welcome Reception with important contact persons
On the first day of lectures, the Student Advising Team and the Society of Friends and Patrons (Förderverein) cordially invite all new students to the freshman welcome event. There you will get to know important contact persons from different departments, representatives of the AStA and other counselling services at the school as well as your fellow students. You will then have the opportunity to ask questions and socialise at a get-together afterwards.

10:00 AM
GKS I | Neuer Marstall 
Schloßplatz 7 | 10178 Berlin

Participation is compulsory for all students who wish to study chamber music.
Participation via Zoom is possible, the invitation will be sent via Eisler Mail.

Appointments for the library introduction are also available by appointment.

Library | 3rd Floor
Charlottenstr. 55 | 10117 Berlin

Library tour including information about various (ditigal) services, the online catalogue and conditions of use. You can register for your library card directly at the library.
More information about the library

4:00 - 6:00 PM
room 542
Charlottenstr. 55 | 10117 Berlin

'Get your things done' —  how to manage your everyday life as a student
Balancing your studies and everyday life is often not so easy. Especially at the beginning, when everything is new: the city, the tasks and the many small responsibilities of life that your parents that your parents may have taken on before. And one thing is also clear: self-organisation is and remains a life issue. That's why it's never too early to start thinking about how you can manage your tasks and challenges effectively while remaining relaxed and satisfied.
The 'Get your things done' workshop will give you an initial overview:

• Am I more of a creative chaotic person or a logical organiser?
• Practise & Study & Self-care
• Budget and financial planning

Personal, concrete goals and plans for the semester are also developed.

Lecturer: Kirsten Peters (interdisciplinary professionalisation, self-management and music education)
Registration online