The Study mentor or Academic student advisor is in close dialogue with the Head of Studies and incorporates their expertise in their work.
Why ask for counselling?
Both as a future and current student, you may get sparring, knowledge and good advice on student life on your programme, such as e.g.:
- Student life and the environment in your programme
- The informal practices and unwritten rules of your programme
You may also get sparring and advice on academic matters relating to your programme, such as e.g.
- The academic content of courses, lines of teaching and specializations
- Requirements and contents for specific projects and tasks—including your professional development opportunities
- Academic priorities and the academic progression of your programme
- Expectations of you as a student—including academic level, work effort, etc.
- Academic questions relating to applications for credit (for example when your are planning a work placement or stay abroad)
- Choice of supervisor for projects and theses
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Contact your Study Mentor Your Study Mentor is Larissa Rechenbach
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