Whom to contact

Your first point of contact for study related questions/problems, for example: curriculum, study progress, exam resits, specialisations or elective courses.

A student counselor provides information about studying with extra support, combining your studies with a career in sports, culture or entrepreneurship, and financial support for study delays due to extenuating circumstances.

If you feel in danger of becoming swamped by personal issues that are interfering with your studies and you are looking for help with this, or you have other questions about your well-being or mental health and you want to know the right place to ask them? Then make an appointment for a Quick Referral with the student psychologist.

For when you need help with planning, structure, study balance, concentration and motivation.

Questions and doubts about your choice of study, for example switching to a different study program or choosing a master's program? The study choice advisor can help you.

The confidential counsellors can help if there are problems or conflicts between students and staff and/or with supervisors or teachers.

Have you experienced something unpleasant? Is there something bothering you? Or are you not feeling like your best self? Then let's talk about it! Whether big or small, the peer listeners are here to listen and help redirect you to the available support.

For help with questions and doubts about your career path, the job application process or finding out what kind of career would suit you best.

The Ombuds for Students can provide impartial advice, mediate between the parties, refer students to other actors within the support network, or conduct an independent investigation if considered necessary.