Topics

stuv campaigns for better conditions in your studies and on campus. What exactly it campaigns for is decided by the Student Parliament (StuPa). The Student Government (SSR) and the Departments represent it to the university, city and student services. Here you'll find what we're currently working on.

Our priorities

Campusfahrplan

Since 16.09.2025, six bus lines run to Hubland, every 7 minutes during the day and on weekdays until 0:45. Students initiated this.

To the Campusfahrplan

Study Spaces

More study desks, more seats you don't have to book and cool rooms in hot weather. stuv is working on this together with the university management.

To Study Spaces

Sustainability

In 2022, students demanded a climate-neutral university by 2030 in an open letter. The Faculty Student Representations support this.

On sustainability

AI in studies and teaching

Since 2025, there has been a dedicated department for this. It networks AI tutors and participates in the round table on AI in studies and teaching.

To the AI department

Further topics

Mensa

Affordable prices, a healthy and inclusive mensa and a cafeteria that also opens at weekends.

Semester ticket

In the university elections 2026, students rejected expanding the ticket to the entire NVM transport association because it would have become more expensive.

Student employees

The StuPa supports the TVStud campaign: student employees need a collective agreement and contracts with a minimum duration.

Student health

Shady spots, water dispensers at all locations and a liveable campus. The Department of Student Health has been looking after this since 2025.

To the department

What else concerns us

Bavaria is the only German state without a constituted student body, that is, without a student representation with its own legal form and its own membership fees. The stuv is therefore part of the university and depends on it. In principle we campaign for conditions like those of a constituted student body, but we also see advantages in the Bavarian model. As things stand, it is not enough, above all when it comes to the expense allowances, the heavy workload and the limited rights.

Whether BAföG, rent or the Mensa: studying must remain affordable. With BAföG, students have more of a say in the State Student Council, which is why we work there through our BayStuRa delegation as well. Our representatives on the Administrative Board and in the Representative Assembly of the Student Services also work towards this. Finding affordable accommodation is particularly difficult for international students.

A tram to campus remains an important concern for us. However, the city of Würzburg must make the decision, as it continues to plan the construction.

Furthermore, we are concerned with the amendment to the Higher Education Act, a civil clause, volunteering alongside studies, fair examination rules and reliable information about construction sites. All positions of the StuPa are in the Resolution Collection. You open the resolutions with your sNumber/university user name.

Missing a topic?

Bring it to the Student Parliament: all students can submit proposals. Or write to the SSR at ssr@uni-wuerzburg.de.

To the proposal portal