Nina Leidigkeit in the Fernstudium Talk studio Lars Ritter talking on Fernstudium Talk

Two perspectives, one microphone

Fernstudium Talk is the 50/50 collaboration between Studienflüsterer and Fernstudium Direkt. Hosts Lars Ritter and Nina Leidigkeit talk about studying alongside your job every two weeks.

Behind the podcast

Two independent projects, one shared format. Both bring their experience and network into every episode.

Lars Ritter

Studienflüsterer

  • Personal study advice by Mag. Art. Lars Ritter, MBA, MSc, BA
  • Four academic degrees, ongoing doctorate, over 120 consultations
  • Specialised in part-time study and recognition questions

Lars advises prospective students personally, from the first idea of studying to enrolment. He earned four degrees alongside his job and is currently doing a doctorate. On the podcast he speaks for those facing the decision.

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Nina Leidigkeit

Fernstudium Direkt

  • Comparison portal for distance-learning programmes in German-speaking countries
  • Over ten years on the market, member of the Bundesverband der Fernstudienanbieter
  • Independent comparisons and reviews

Nina knows the distance-learning market from the comparison side: hundreds of programmes, their prices, formats and providers. On the podcast she puts into context what universities promise and what students actually experience.

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A podcast for everyone who wants to study alongside their job

Fernstudium Talk is a joint project by Studienflüsterer and Fernstudium Direkt. We talk about the questions everyone asks before enrolling, and give concrete answers instead of marketing and fluff.

Hosts Lars Ritter and Nina Leidigkeit bring two angles: personal study advice and the comparison of hundreds of distance-learning programmes.

  • Which providers actually deliver what they promise?
  • How does credit transfer work?
  • What does a master's without a bachelor's cost?
  • Is a doctorate alongside a job worth it?

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