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Counselling

Studying at the Faculty of Sociology

Students at Campus X, Bielefeld University — Bielefeld University

Counselling services at our faculty

Counselling services at the university

Stipendien und weitere Beratungsmöglichkeiten

Student counselling services

Student counselling service

The student counselling service is the contact for

general first point of contact
Individual counselling on the course of studies/curriculum
Questions about lateral entry
Checking the transcript

BA and MA Sociology

Office: Building X C2-109
E-mail: soziologie.studienberatung@uni-bielefeld.de
Phone: +49 521 106-4205
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BA and MA Political Science

Office: Building X C2-109
E-mail: studienberatung.powi@uni-bielefeld.de
Phone: +49 521 106-4206
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BA and MEdu Social Sciences

Office: Building X C2-109
E-mail: studienberatung.sowi@uni-bielefeld.de
Phone: +49 521 106-4206
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MA Gender Studies

Dr Svenja Haberecht

Office: Building X C3-235
E-mail: svenja.haberecht@uni-bielefeld.de
Phone: +49 521 106-3883
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Academic advisor

The academic advisor answers questions about, for example

career guidance
Perspective discussions
general student counselling services
Questions about the modules "Education/Continuing Education" (in the BA/MA Social Sciences)

Contact

International counselling

The international counselling service is the contact point for

general first point of contact for international students and students interested in a stay abroad
Questions about the possibilities of an Erasmus+ semester abroad
Advice on the International Track of the MA Sociology programme
Interest in the Double Degree Bologna
Individual counselling on the course of studies/curriculum for international students

Marie Sophie Borchelt Camêlo

International Track

Master Double Degree Bologna

E-mail: international.soc@uni-bielefeld.de

Studying without (German) 'Abitur'

You do not have a German) 'Abitur' (general higher education entrance qualification), but would like to study Sociology at the Faculty of Sociology?

Are you wondering?

What requirements do I need to fulfil to study?
What do I need to consider when applying?
How does studying at the Faculty of Sociology work?
What is the content of teaching?
What can I expect in the examinations?

In cooperation with those involved in the Faculty of Sociology and the student office, we will inform you about the possibilities of studying without a (German) 'Abitur'. We will provide you with the most important information about your degree programme. We can also put you in touch with other contacts.

Tip:

If you have general questions about studying, you can contact the Student Advising and Counselling Service (ZSB).