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LMU Munich and TUM Courses On the JYM Application Form there is a section called Proposed Schedule of Courses where you list the JYM, LMU Munich and/or TUM classes you intend to take while in Munich. See How to Apply for details. When it comes to listing university courses, flexibility is required because the schedule of classes (Vorlesungsverzeichnis) that pertains to your semester(s) in Munich is not yet available at the time you are applying to JYM. Courses
at German universities often change from semester to semester, and
a final list of course offerings will only be available shortly
before each semester begins. Therefore you should expect to make
adjustments to the Proposed Schedule of Courses when you arrive
in Munich for Orientation. 1) simply list courses by general subject area, e.g. 19th Century Philosophy, International Relations, European History, German Drama etc., and when you arrive in Munich for Orientation, our Resident Director will help you find courses that match your interests, or 2) simply enter titles from our lists of university courses that JYM students have taken in the past, and when you arrive in Munich for Orientation, our Resident Director will help you find a similar courses currently being offered that match your interests 3) however, if your advisor needs a course description and syllabus, you will need to search for courses on your own using the LSF Online-Portal (for LMU Munich) or the Campus Management System (for TUM). Since this can be somewhat complicated if you don't know how a German university is structured, we've provided information and tips about how to search for courses online: • Instructions for researching the LMU Munich Vorlesungsverzeichnis •
Instructions for researching the TUM
Vorlesungsverzeichnis
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