As part of socio-economic counseling, we provide information on scholarships, on what options the university offers in the event of a sudden deterioration of your social or financial situation (e.g., in your family), you can sign up for the list of students interested in part-time jobs, and we also provide basic counseling in the area of tuition fees.

We are also here for students who care for their children or other dependents during their studies. If it is helpful for your situation, we can also provide lists of foundations that offer additional support to students in socio-economically disadvantaged circumstances.

We provide in-person, written, and telephone consultations.

If you are interested in socio-economic counseling, please contact:

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