Student advisory service

The Student Advisory Service (FSB) is an academic advisory service provided by the university for prospective students, students and transfer students in all areas of study.We can advise you on the following topics:

Academic counseling
For questions about the course of study and content-related questions about the educational science part of the degree program Support with questions about profile selection

When contacting us, please answer the following questions as specifically as possible. This will enable us to provide you with quick and targeted advice.

What exactly is your concern?
What questions are still open?
How have you tried to clarify the open questions yourself in advance? What information has been obtained?
What expectations/wishes do you have for the interview?

Please also state your start date and semester of study so that we can assign you to the correct PO.In addition, the FSB is responsible for advising applicants who wish to change their degree program in the third or higher semester, as required by the Universities Act (§86 para. 1 no. 5 UG).

Student mentoring program

Visit the German website to find a list of contacts for your second subject, who you can contact if you have any questions.

For organizational and capacity-related reasons, the student advisory service for the master's degree program in business education is organized in such a way that your concerns will primarily be answered by e-mail. Therefore, please formulate your concerns and questions as precisely and specifically as possible. In addition, general introductory and information events specific to the degree program are offered. If necessary and if questions cannot be answered in writing, it is possible to arrange online appointments via Zoom.

Please note that we are unable to carry out individual study plans with you and that, for legal reasons, we will not carry out any preliminary checks of your application documents. Furthermore, for reasons of efficient advising, it is essential that before (!) making an inquiry to the Student Advisory Service for the Master's degree program in Business Education, you independently consider whether the Student Advisory Service is the right addressee for your inquiry. In other words, if you have a question about the content or organization of a particular module, for example, the relevant module coordinator would be the right person to contact, not the Academic Advisory Service; or if you have a question about the organization of examinations, for example, the Examinations Office or the module coordinator/examination provider would be the right person to contact.

Student advisory service

Student mentoring program

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