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Advusory services for students
Advisory services of the Student Council
To help our students gain independence, to support them in needy situations and so help them continue their studies or we offer lots of good advice. We offer advice and support during difficult decision making processes, whether these concern your studies or your personal life. We are obliged by law to support our students physically and socially. To achieve this we assist you at our psychotherapeutic counselling rooms (PBS), or at the social help department.
Central office for study orientation and -advice (ZAS)
The central office for study orientation and -advice is the central info-point for study advice and study information. All students, those who are interested to become a student and study advisors are welcome to visit us.
Links and Infos for foreign students and applicants
www.daad.de/
in German, English and Spanish
Overall view over the German universities, the constitution of studies, application and admission, Bachelor- and Master studies, language courses, working permits, residential permits and financial queries.
www.campus-germany.de/
in German, English, Spanish,Chinese and Russian. Infos on living and studying in Germany, portraits of round 150 Universities and cultural orientation (jobbing, food, leisure, clothing etc)
www.hochschulkompass.de/
in German and English
Information about all universities in Germany renowned by the government, the study possibilities promotion possibilities and international bonds of the German universities
www.uni-assist.de/
in German, English, Arabic, Chinese, French, Polish, Portuguese, Turkish, Hungarien Russian, and Croatian
Handling of international application for more than 50 universities
www.goethe.de/
in German and English
Information about German language courses and international cultural questions
www.studienkolleg.de/
in German
Information about advanced language courses preparing students for their studies, and about the entrance examination (DHS)
www.bas-ev.de/
in German
the German association for foreign students represents the interests of foreign students in Germany.
www.wusgermany.de/
in German
World University Service Germany is a international community of students, lecturers an educational personnel who offer workshops and information about relevant educational themes
Here you can fin information about residential rights and working permits for foreign students.
Links and Infos about Internationalisation of the universities
www.wissenschaft-weltoffen.de/
The annual HIS-Data report about the internationally of studies and universities.
www.hi-potentials.de/content/de/index/
The official website of the government about international university marketing
www.gate-germany.de/
The university syndicate Gate Germany offer their international marketing services to universities and scientific organisations.
About foreign rights:
www.aufenthaltstitel.de/zuwg/
Information about the immigration law
www.info4alien.de/
Law texts and additional infos about the applying rights of foreigners.
About the Bologna-Process
www.bologna-bergen2005.no/
The website about the Bologna-conference in May 2005 in Bergen
www.bologna-berlin2003.de/
The website about the Bologna-conference in September 2003 in Berlin.
https://hisbus.his.de/hisbus/teilnahmebedingungen.php3
A study launched by the HIS to question the acceptance and judgement of the Bologna-process by students
http://evanet.his.de/evanet/PDF/Pdf_dok/Extra4_33.pdf
A collection of texts from the important German actuators during the Bologna-Process in Germany
About Europe
www.europa.eu.int
Information about all the EU-States, search-programmes for studying and working in the EU and presentation of the current EU-Programmes
www.auswaertiges-amt.de/www/de/eu_politik/vertiefung/eday_html
Information about the EU-Expansion.
www.eiz-niedersachsen.de/
Information about the German federal states, a EU-Quiz, Recipes from the new EU states and EU-Humor.
http://195.185.214.165/europa_kommt/index.html
Information about studying in the 31 EU countries.
Responsible: Hans-Heinrich Emmerich - Last Modified: 31. July 2007