Study guidance at WiSo

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We as WiSo study advisors offer orientation and competent guidance in every phase of your degree programme which is always goal-oriented and open-ended.
From the start of your studies to graduation, we support you in organising your studies independently and on your own responsibility.
All advisory services are offered in one place in the faculty - at the WiSo Student Service Point (WiSSPo).

Overview:

What topics do we advise on at WiSSPo?

General study and examination matters

For example on the following topics:

Appointments can be booked on site or digitally via our appointment booking links on our website.

We can already clarify many questions - including specific examination matters - with you in the WiSSPo.

If not, we will take over the communication with the examination office for you. We are in close contact with our colleagues and will then give you specific feedback. We are happy to support you by phone, email or in person if there are any uncertainties regarding your request. As a UoC student, please only use your s-mail address due to data protection reason.

How to reach the WiSo examination Office:

For some requests, an informal, written application may be necessary for legal reasons. Please send us this request, signed by hand only, via the contact form as a PDF attachment. We will be happy to forward your request to the Examination Office and you will receive a reply by telephone or post from the colleagues. Please note, however, that for capacity reasons we cannot provide information on the processing status of submitted applications.

What does an informal, written application for the Examination Office contain?

In your application, you freely describe your request. In addition, the application should contain the following information:

First and last name, matriculation number, degree programme, version of examination regulations, telephone number, e-mail address.
The application must be signed by hand.

Information on examination matters can be found on the website of the Examination Office.

Crediting transfer matters

Studies abroad & international orientation of your study programme

For example on the following topics:

Appointments can be booked on site or digitally via our appointment booking links on the website and are divided into:

Studies Abroad Bachelor
Studies Abroad Social Sciences (Bachelor & Master)
Studies Abroad Master
WiSo@ - Short programmes in Bachelor and Master

CV check, internship & career

CEMS MIM students

Double Master's Programmes (DMP) students

KLIPS matters

PhD matters

New in winter semester 2024/25

Success through networking - group advisory for your studies

We are now offering group advisory sessions at the WiSo Faculty on important topics in your studies.
In a group of up to five students, you will benefit from a mutual exchange and receive helpful information for your academic success.
The advisory sessions all take place on site in the WiSSPo advisory area - room 0.303 (WiSo extension building, ground floor).
Register now via the topic-specific links below and secure your place!

Group advisory - topics and registration

Studies Abroad Coffee Chat: International Options and STAP

WiSo@ short programmes - Coffee Chat

How to: Bachelor thesis

Master application at the WiSo Faculty

How to: KLIPS

Services offered by the Inclusion Service Centre

The Service Centre for Inclusion (SZI) is part of the Central Student Advisory Service of the UoC and also offers a variety of workshops and group counselling on topics such as learning techniques, mental health during studies, compensation for disadvantages or the exchange on an equal footing on current burdens and challenges.

The events do NOT take place at the WiSo, an overview of the topics and registration options can be found on this SZI page (only in German): Veranstaltungen

If you have questions about the events, please contact the SZI team directly: contact