At a glance
For: students
Topics: self-study, learning success, mathematics, physics
Subproject of StudyCompass
Location: Frankfurt University of Applied Sciences
Help with math and physics
Math and physics are not necessarily the most popular subjects at school. One or the other is often deselected at the first opportunity - and then, not infrequently, unexpectedly reappears further along the educational path. Because knowledge of math and physics plays a role in many courses. For example, when studying business law, math becomes relevant at the latest when statistics and study results have to be interpreted. In technical subjects, the connection between math, physics and the choice of study is more clearly visible - but many students still have to ask themselves: Are my school knowledge sufficient? How can I cope with the extensive learning material? And who can help me if I have difficulties?
The math and physics workshop provides curricular support that can be used for self-study. The offer includes, for example, individual learning support from trained tutors or learning sessions on selected topics to repeat school knowledge in math and physics. The aim of all offers is to strengthen both specialist skills and subject-specific methodological skills.
