Student Politics

Student politics means: you have a say when decisions are made at Uni Würzburg. It's about your examination regulations, learning spaces, the semester ticket and stuv's money. Elected students represent you in the Bodies of stuv, your faculty and the university, in Bavaria and nationwide. Here you'll find out who they are, what they're working on and how you can get involved.

Who represents you

Bodies of stuv

Student Parliament, Student Government and Student Faculty Council: Here stuv decides what it stands for and implements it.

To the bodies

Representatives

Students in the Senate, in commissions of the university and in student representations of Bavaria, Germany and Europe.

To the representatives

Faculty Student Representation

Each faculty has an elected Faculty Student Representation. It represents you officially in the faculty and is your first point of contact for questions about your subject.

To the Faculty Student Representations

Student Subject Initiatives (FSIs)

Students of an institute or degree programme who come together: for questions, freshers' days and parties.

To the FSIs

What it's about

Topics

What we're currently working on: Campusfahrplan, study spaces, sustainability, AI in studies and teaching.

To the topics

Tuition Substitution Funds

The Free State gives the university money for better study conditions. Students have a say in what it is spent on.

To the Tuition Substitution Funds

Get involved

University elections

Every June you elect the Student Parliament, Senate and Faculty Council and thus also your Faculty Student Representation. You can stand as a candidate yourself.

To the university elections

Student Politics Newsletter

What happens in the bodies, briefly summarised by email.

To the newsletter

Do you want to change something?

The meetings of the Student Parliament (StuPa) are open to the university public. Come along, submit a proposal or stand as a candidate in the next election.

To the proposal portal