Girls' Day in the STEM subjects
03/24/2026Girls' Day is on 23 April: schoolgirls can get to know professions in which hardly any women have worked so far. The university offers insights into the STEM subjects of biology, chemistry, maths, computer science and physics.
Girls' Day at Julius-Maximilians-Universität Würzburg (JMU) on Thursday, 23 April 2026, will provide a wide range of insights into studying and career prospects in the STEM subjects of biology, chemistry, mathematics, computer science and physics.
Whether tinkering in the chemistry lab, programming for industrial robots, calculating in a circle, plant research up close or building a rocket - at Girls' Day 2026, the STEM subjects will showcase their full range.
Exciting experiments and real university air. The schoolgirls learn all about the degree programmes and the science behind the STEM subjects at first hand. In small groups, supervised by lecturers and students, the day offers a varied programme.
Registration and further information
Information on all programmes at JMU can be found on the website.
Those interested must first register for Girls'Day on the official website. In good time before the event, they will then receive an e-mail with a link to a website where they can select their workshops.
Important: There are two programmes. One is aimed at schoolgirls in 6th and 7th grade, the other at everyone in 8th grade and above.
For schoolgirls in 6th and 7th grade (minimum age: 11 years)
For schoolgirls from the 8th grade (minimum age: 13 years)
Registration deadline is 8 April!
