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Student counselling for the Primary School degree programme (Bachelor's and Master's) and contact person for recognition issues:
Dr Lara Sprenger
For questions about the HRSGe, GymGe, BK degree programmes:
Dr Sebastian Kitz
Student Council
The student council is a body elected by the students of Faculty 4. It consists of students on one of the degree programmes in Faculty 4. In addition to organising the induction week, it is available to students as a point of contact for questions relating to their studies.
Link to the student council: https://www.fsmathe.uni-wuppertal.de/de/
Are you interested in bilingual learning and teaching? Here you will find trend-setting offers in the field of university teacher training.
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Link: https://www.uni-wuppertal.de/de/internationales/auslandsmobilitaet/
Link to the Department of Mathematics & Computer Science: https://www.math.uni-wuppertal.de/de/mathematik-informatik/
The Maths Learning Centre (MatZe for short) is aimed at mathematics students and students from all BUW faculties who have mathematics as part of their degree subject.
MatZe has set itself the task of creating various offers in different formats such as maths workshops, additional courses, online services and preliminary courses to support students at the start of their studies.
Moodle functions as the central learning platform of the university of Wuppertal.
On the website of the School of Education you will find information on studying, teaching and research in the field of teacher education at the university of Wuppertal.
Numerous funding opportunities are available at the University of Wuppertal for first-year students, undergraduates, doctoral students and post-graduates.
Whether you are looking for study support, funding for a dissertation project or a stay abroad: The University of Wuppertal and numerous other scholarship providers offer attractive financial and non-material support.
Under the following link you will find information on the various scholarship providers, funding opportunities and programmes as well as information on how to apply and the award guidelines for the scholarship programmes of the University of Wuppertal.
The Student Services Centre can provide you with information on many aspects of student life: from application and enrolment, subject changes, examinations and stays abroad to graduation and exmatriculation.
The SSC advises you on the process, helps you find and fill out the correct application forms, checks them for completeness, accepts them and provides you with advice and support during processing.
The public-law organisation has the task of supporting students socially, economically and culturally. The Studierendenwerk Wuppertal sees itself as a service provider for students and universities - with the aim of working in a customer-orientated, efficient, charitable and environmentally conscious manner. On the Studierendenwerk Wuppertal website you will find information about accommodation, food & drink and student finance.
StudiLöwe is the central enrolment and student portal of the university of Wuppertal. You can manage your studies via StudiLöwe. Prospective students with German educational certificates can use the portal to apply for a degree programme at the University of Wuppertal.
Link: StudiLöwe
The university information and media centre (ZIM) is the point of contact for IT and media, provides support for e-learning, provides IT services and lends out technology.
Link: https://zim.uni-wuppertal.de/de/
The central examinations office is the first point of contact for students with questions about examination matters. Here you will find a wide range of information on the examinations for your degree programmes, current information on examination procedures and all forms that are important for you in terms of examination law.
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