To whom

In this case, your first point of contact should be the Diversity Officer. The counsellors are well networked and will be happy to refer you if your specific concern can be better advised elsewhere.

In case where multiple forms of discrimination have occured, please contact the Diversity Officer as your first point of contact. The counsellors are well networked and will be happy to refer you if your concerns can be better dealt with elsewhere.

The General Advising Services offers help with learning and work difficulties as well as examination problems, advices on changing subjects or dropping out of studies, supports with study planning and time management, with study-related personal problems and advices on continuing education programmes.

The Academic Advising provides advice on subject-specific questions about study content, examination requirements, study structure and study organisation.

In case if you have experienced or observed discrimination or disadvantage, please contact the counselling services listed here.

In case you are experiencing conflicts with an instructor, you are welcome to contact the counsellors listed. We will also accompany you to a meeting with the teacher if you wish.

The Advising Services offers counselling services for prospective students on the range of programmes and the choice of studies as well as on the preparation for studies and application. They also provide information on the study conditions.

Our Representative for the Needs of Students with Chronic Illnesses and Disabilities will be happy to advise you on studying with a disability at the university.

The Representative for the Needs of Students with Chronic Illnesses or Disabilities will advise you if you are coming to us from abroad or would like to go abroad (also regarding special funding).