Faculty Student Representation (FSV)
You have questions about your studies, exams or starting your studies? Then contact the Faculty Student Representation (FSV) of your faculty. It is the elected representation of all students of the faculty, that is, the Student Subject Group.
What your FSV does
Representation in the Faculty
It officially represents students in the Faculty Council and in the Faculty's committees, for example on examination regulations and appointments.
Questions about your studies
It helps you with questions about your studies and knows who is responsible at the Faculty.
Fresher days and celebrations
It organises fresher days, study spaces and celebrations for the students of its Faculty.
How the FSV is elected
The FSV is elected every year in June at the university elections, together with the Faculty Council. Whoever stands as a candidate for the Faculty Council also stands as a candidate for the FSV. As a rule, the two with the most votes represent the students on the Faculty Council. Together with the next candidates in order of their votes, they form the FSV. It has at least seven members, depending on the size of the faculty. The term of office runs from 1 October to 30 September. More about the university elections
All ten Faculty Student Representations
Grouped by academic field. Each card shows the email address and website of the FSV.
Humanities and Social Sciences
Faculty Student Representation Humanities (HuWi)
Student Faculty Council (FSV)
Faculty Student Representation Law
Student Faculty Council (FSV)
Faculty Student Representation Catholic Theology
Student Faculty Council (FSV)
Faculty Student Representation Philosophy Faculty
Student Faculty Council (FSV)
Faculty Student Representation Economics (WiWi)
Student Faculty Council (FSV)
Life Sciences
Faculty Student Representation Biology (FIBio)
Student Faculty Council (FSV)
Faculty Student Representation Medicine
Student Faculty Council (FSV)
Natural Sciences
Faculty Student Representation Chemistry and Pharmacy
Student Faculty Council (FSV)
Faculty Student Representation Mathematics and Computer Science (FMI)
Student Faculty Council (FSV)
Faculty Student Representation Physics / Astronomy / Nanostructure Technology
Student Faculty Council (FSV)
Student Subject Initiatives
At large faculties, Student Subject Initiatives (FSIs) additionally engage themselves for individual subjects or institutes. To the Student Subject Initiatives
Do you want to have a say? Stand as a candidate for your FSV.
You only need five signatures from your Faculty for that; you don't need to be part of a university group. Elections are held every year in June.
To the university elections