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Advice & Help

Counselling during the orientation phase

Help with the choice of subject

General Student Advisory Service

International Office

Advice for exchange or degree-seeking students.

Help with Application and Enrolment

Registrar's Office

Student councils

Students of a faculty or subject give an insight into everyday student life and can provide practical help.

List of all student councils at the UR

 

Organising your studies

Registrar's Office

The Registrar's Office is the point of contact for organisational tasks relating to enrolment, re-registration or student data.

Central examination office

The examination procedures for most degree programmes are administered by the UR's central examination office.

Examination Regulations

The Examination Regulations (German version only) can help you to help yourself. They regulate which seminars, exercises, lectures etc. must be successfully attended during the degree programme and how the success of the degree programme is assessed.

Module descriptions

The module catalogues (German version only) for the Bachelor's and Master's degree programmes are helpful for structuring your studies and putting together a Timetable.

Central Department for Course Counseling (ZSB)

The ZSB supports you with all content-related and personal issues, from choosing your degree programme to successfully completing it.

Course-related information and advice

The “Fachstudienberatung” (German version only) can provide you with information on course content, examination requirements, course structure and organisation.

Coordination centre Credit points

The “Koordinierungsstelle Leistungspunkte” (German version only) helps with questions about modularisation and credit points as well as freely combinable Minor Subjects and combinatorial Bachelor's degree programmes.

Advice on learning, writing, researching..

Academic Learning Advice and Support Unit
Writing Counselling
Support for Literatur Research
IT support

Inclusive education, care tasks and equal opportunities

Studying with a Disability

Counselling for students with a chronic illness, disability, developmental or partial performance disorder

Person liest Lageplan in Blindenschrift

Studying with care tasks

Studying with a child

The Student Information and Advice Unit is also the point of contact for questions about studying with child(ren).

Family Service

Information and tips on studying and working with care responsibilities.

Counselling Student Life (external link, opens in a new window)

Student Services contact point for students with children

Diversity & anti-discrimination

Anti-discrimination Office

Contact point for questions, topics and problems relating to diversity and discrimination.

Equal Opportunities Coordination Office

Support and promotion for students with regard to equality, gender equality and equal opportunities.

Physical and Mental Health

Student representatives

  • Student Spokesperson Council

    The student representation at the UR represents the interests of the students towards the university and is committed to a colourful and open coexistence on campus.

  • Student Convention

    The Student Convention is the student parliament at the UR. It conducts substantive debates on the concerns of the student body and passes resolutions that are intended to make the will of the student body tangible.

  • Student councils and faculty student councils

    Student councils represent the interests of students in their respective faculty or subject. They are also the point of contact for practical questions about studying (German version only).

Student Spokesperson Council

The student representation at the UR represents the interests of the students towards the university and is committed to a colourful and open coexistence on campus.

Student Convention

The Student Convention is the student parliament at the UR. It conducts substantive debates on the concerns of the student body and passes resolutions that are intended to make the will of the student body tangible.

Student councils and faculty student councils

Student councils represent the interests of students in their respective faculty or subject. They are also the point of contact for practical questions about studying (German version only).

Financial support and student jobs

Contact points for financial support

Internship and Career Service

House hunting

Bunte historische Häuserfassaden in der Regensburger Altstadt vor blauem Himmel aus der Froschperspektive fotografiert. Foto: Markus Meilinger

Contact points for everything to do with housing

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