Need someone to answer your questions regarding studying at the University? The Academic Advice Service is the first port of call for all enquiries related to studying at the University or your degree programme. In particular, we can help you in individual consultations, for example with:
Due to illness, the open office hours on 14 June will only take place from 9 to 10 a.m..
You are welcome to send us an e-mail or call us to make an appointment: +49 (0)851 509 1154.
To access the information of the videos in English, you can switch on English language closed captions (CC) if the audio language is German.
Our playlist of short videos for new students conveys important tips for students new to the University of Passau.
The study options page contains more information about each degree programme. Our infosheets give you comprehensive information on any programme and are available from the 'Downloads' box on each programme's web page.
Printed infosheets are available from your Academic Adviser.
We will gladly take time for you!
Consultations can be conducted in person, by telephone or online via Zoom in German, Englisch, French and Spanish (please inform us when making an appointment if you want to talk French or Spanish).
To make an appointment, call +49 851 509 1154 (Monday to Friday 8 a.m. to 1 p.m.) or email us at advice@uni-passau.de.
On Wednesdays from 9 a.m. to 12 noon, we offer open consultation hours in person or by telephone: +49 851 509 1154.
For course-specific questions relating to your degree programme, please contact the relevant programme advisers.
All students can access the Psychological Counselling Service for support with personal problems, family difficulties, or academic stress.
The Student Services Association's welfare advisers provide advice and support, for example, with financial hardship, legal advice related to tenancy agreements, and for advice on studying as a parent or while caring for family members.
We have prepared a list of Frequently Asked Questions about starting out and studying at university.
Dr Ulrike Bunge ist Student Disabilities Officer. Further information you find on the website Advice and support for students with disabilities or chronic illnesses.
