Open Campus Days (HIT)
On 23 and 24 January 2026, FH Aachen will once again provide prospective students with an insight into the diverse and exciting world of university life. A detailed programme for our university information days can be found further down this webpage.
Curious to find out more? You can find an overview of all degree programmes at FH Aachen here: Range of Studies. If you have any questions about study orientation, study content, structure and requirements, please feel free to contact our General Academic Counselling service.
Experience Day | 23 January 2026
Experience Day will take place on the Eupener Straße FH Aachen campus.
FH Aachen is known for its practice-oriented studies. On Experience Day, we want to give you the opportunity to experience the diverse range of courses offered at FH Aachen in hands-on workshops – and it doesn't matter whether you decide spontaneously or have already made up your mind about which one you want to choose.
On the morning of Experience Day, our professors and staff will hold one-minute sessions to personally tell you about the exciting offers that have been put together for you.
After that, the choice is yours: Do you already know what you want to do after you finish school, or are you still undecided about where your journey will take you?
It doesn't matter to us – we're happy if you want to find out more or simply try out up to three different areas!
Click here for the registration form for Experience Day!
You can attend Experience Day only after prior registration.
Information Day | 24 January 2026
On Information Day, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., a varied programme awaits you on the Eupener Straße FH Aachen campus, offering not only valuable insights into the range of studies available at FH Aachen, but also some exciting exhibits!
Our information stands are more than just a point of contact: you will have the opportunity to speak directly with students and university staff. You can get all your questions answered here – whether they are about the degree programmes, campus life or what everyday life at the university is like. This will give you a real impression of what to expect and you can feel confident that you are making the right decision for your future.
The exhibits you can try out are particularly exciting! Our interactive stations offer you the opportunity to see for yourself how the knowledge from the degree programmes is put into practice. You can experiment, tinker and experience how creative ideas and technological innovations come together – a real taste of what you can learn and even develop yourself later in your studies.
There will also be short tandem presentations that will give you exciting insights into everyday student life and show you the job opportunities available to you with a degree from FH Aachen. This will give you a direct preview of your career prospects and help you understand how you can get your career off to a flying start with your studies.
So, if you're curious about what to do after you finish school and want to know how studying at FH Aachen really works, be sure to stop by! Get inspired and gather all the information you need for your future – we look forward to seeing you!
Click here for the Lecture Overview and Information Flyer.
Attendance at Information Day is free of charge and does not require registration.
Fancy a snack? Our dining hall (Mensa) will be offering a selection of food and drinks in the E Building from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Information Day. Click here to see the menu offered by our dining hall.
Erlebnistag | Informationsflyer
Informationsflyer
Anmeldebogen zum Erlebnistag
Directions
How to Get There by Public Transport
Travelling by Bus
Ronheider Weg bus stop (lines 14, 30, 34, 53, 54)
Timetable Information from Aseag
Travelling by Train
There are direct train connections from Berlin, Cologne, Düsseldorf, Dortmund, Hamm, Siegen and Frankfurt/Main to Aachen. Aachen is also connected to the international rail network. There are regular train connections with the THALYS high-speed train between Paris and Cologne via Aachen as well as regional trains to Heerlen in the Netherlands.
Deutsche Bahn Timetable Information
How to Get There by Car
Arriving from the Netherlands, Düsseldorf, Cologne
Take the Aachen motorway junction towards Belgium on the A 44 until the Lichtenbusch exit, then turn right. You are now on Monschauer Straße and follow this road until the junction Adenauerallee/Robert-Schumann-Str./Siegelallee. Turn left here onto Siegelallee and follow it for about 500 metres. At the next set of traffic lights, turn half right onto Salierallee. At the next major junction (Weißhausstraße/Eupener Str.) turn half right onto Eupener Straße. After approx. 200 metres, the campus is on the left behind an access gate in a green area.
Arriving from Belgium on the A44 motorway
Take the Lichtenbusch exit (first exit after the border), then turn left. You are now on Monschauer Straße and follow this road until you reach the junction of Adenauerallee/Robert-Schumann-Str/Siegelallee. Turn left here onto Siegelallee and follow it for about 500 metres. At the next set of traffic lights, turn half right onto Salierallee. At the next major junction (Weißhausstraße/Eupener Straße), turn half right onto Eupener Straße. After approx. 200 metres, the campus is on the left behind an access gate in a green area.
Parking
Visitors can park in the car parks accessible from Weißhausstraße as well as to the right of the entrance gate at Eupener Str. 70 in the marked areas.
The parking spaces directly in front of Building E, opposite Building H and in the underground car park are reserved for FH Aachen employees and may not be used. This does not apply to persons with a parking permit for a disabled parking space. In this case, parking spaces are available in the underground car park.
Contact
All contacts for the HIT can be reached at hitfh-aachen.de.
