If you have a concern

The members of the institute’s student council are the first to notice bottlenecks and shortcomings in their institute’s organisation of studies or the study environment. They mostly make up one-fifth of the institute’s council and are there as members with the right to speak and submit proposals for changes. 

When should you turn to the student union? 

If you feel that something is unfair in the organisation of studies or that the study environment needs fixing, turn to your institute’s student representatives first.

 

Find your representatives

 

General contacts

Frequently asked questions

Representatives of the Faculty of Arts and Humanities

On this page, you can find student representatives of all institutes in the Faculty of Arts and Humanities and members of the Faculty of Arts and Humanities Student Council.

Representatives of the Faculty of Science and Technology

On this page, you can find student representatives of all institutes in the Faculty of Science and Technology and members of the Faculty of Science and Technology Student Council.

Representatives of the Faculty of Medicine

On this page, you can find student representatives of all institutes in the Faculty of Medicine and members of the Faculty of Medicine Student Council.