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Studying in a new country often comes with many questions. That’s exactly why the iStudi-Coach exists – wer are your central point of contact for all non-academic matters.
We support you with practical questions concerning:
Sometimes we provide direct answers; sometimes we refer you to the relevant services. Very often, we also show you how to help yourself effectively.
To answer as many of your questions as possible, the iStudi-Coach works in close cooperation with the International Office, Future: Careers and Competencies, Academic Advice Service, and a wide network of partners outside the University.
If you have questions or would like to arrange an appointment, please contact us by email: istudicoach@uni-passau.de
We strive to respond as quickly as possible.
Service for applications to the Immigration Office
We regularly offer a pre-check service for applications to the Immigration Office. As part of this service, you can also ask individual questions regarding immigration and residence matters.
All current information on the process is available on Stud.IP
Helping international students to settle into the academic, linguistic and cultural environment in Passau, the aim of this course is to raise awareness of the cultural character of communication and to learn techniques, practices and customs that are common at German universities.
What is considered appropriate in communication varies from cultural area to cultural area. This becomes evident in differences such as handshakes or bows, acceptable speaking volume and distance to the interlocutor, or the choice of words in a newspaper report. The same applies to communication in science and in the academic field.
Participation in the event is creditable for the iStudi Pass (Module C or E).
Click here for more information and the course access.
Helping international students to settle into the academic, linguistic and cultural environment in Passau, the aim of this course is to raise awareness of the cultural character of communication and to learn techniques, practices and customs that are common at German universities.
What is considered appropriate in communication varies from cultural area to cultural area. This becomes evident in differences such as handshakes or bows, acceptable speaking volume and distance to the interlocutor, or the choice of words in a newspaper report. The same applies to communication in science and in the academic field.
Participation in the event is creditable for the iStudi Pass (Module C or E).
Click here for more information and the course access.
Here you will find relevant events, workshops and networking opportunities taking place this semester: iStudi Calendar
Here you will find relevant events, workshops and networking opportunities taking place this semester: iStudi Calendar
The Intergenerational Café brings together international students and people of all ages from Passau. In a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere, conversations emerge about everyday life, culture, life experiences and perspectives – across generations and cultural backgrounds. The aim is to create encounters on equal terms, encourage mutual learning and promote social participation for everyone involved.
The Intergenerational Café takes place once a month, always on Sundays at 11 a.m., at the Haus der Generationen in Heilig-Geist-Gasse, Passau. It is organised and moderated by a group of students. Guests are warmly invited to bring a small contribution to share for the communal breakfast.
The Generation Café is an initiative of the International Support Services at the University of Passau.
Contact:
Barbara Bauersachs
barbara.bauersachs@uni-passau.de
Tel. +49 851 510 1176
The next Generation Café will take place on 25 January 2026.
You are very welcome!
The Intergenerational Café brings together international students and people of all ages from Passau. In a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere, conversations emerge about everyday life, culture, life experiences and perspectives – across generations and cultural backgrounds. The aim is to create encounters on equal terms, encourage mutual learning and promote social participation for everyone involved.
The Intergenerational Café takes place once a month, always on Sundays at 11 a.m., at the Haus der Generationen in Heilig-Geist-Gasse, Passau. It is organised and moderated by a group of students. Guests are warmly invited to bring a small contribution to share for the communal breakfast.
The Generation Café is an initiative of the International Support Services at the University of Passau.
Contact:
Barbara Bauersachs
barbara.bauersachs@uni-passau.de
Tel. +49 851 510 1176
The next Generation Café will take place on 25 January 2026.
You are very welcome!
As a student, you have the opportunity to volunteer in social projects together in teams of international and German students.
You get to know new people outside the university, gain practical experience in project management, expand your soft skills for your future professional life and receive a CERTIFICATE from the International Support Service upon completion.
Participation can also be recognized as a compulsory internship in some Master's programs of the Faculty of Humanities and for Module F in the iStudi-Pass program.
Before the start of the semester, you register for AYCD on a binding basis using the registration form on our website that is activated for the period.
At the beginning of the semester, we present the projects and form the teams in a kick-off event.
During the conception and implementation of the practical projects, you will be accompanied by AYCD as well as the corresponding civil society project partners.
The semester ends with a closing event.
More information about the procedure and the registration period can be found on our website, on Stud.IP 69727 All you can do as well as on the uni blog.
As a student, you have the opportunity to volunteer in social projects together in teams of international and German students.
You get to know new people outside the university, gain practical experience in project management, expand your soft skills for your future professional life and receive a CERTIFICATE from the International Support Service upon completion.
Participation can also be recognized as a compulsory internship in some Master's programs of the Faculty of Humanities and for Module F in the iStudi-Pass program.
Before the start of the semester, you register for AYCD on a binding basis using the registration form on our website that is activated for the period.
At the beginning of the semester, we present the projects and form the teams in a kick-off event.
During the conception and implementation of the practical projects, you will be accompanied by AYCD as well as the corresponding civil society project partners.
The semester ends with a closing event.
More information about the procedure and the registration period can be found on our website, on Stud.IP 69727 All you can do as well as on the uni blog.
