Student Advisory Services
Student Advisory Services
Subject-Specific Academic Advising
If you have any questions regarding the subject specific content of your chemistry studies at the institute, the structure of the degree programme, or the study curriculum? Please do not hesitate to contact your subject-specific academic advisor:
Subject-Specific Academic Advising: Chemistry - Subject Bachelor, B. Sc.
Do you have any questions regarding the content of the Bachelor's degree in Chemistry, the structure of the program, or the study plan? Prof Dr. Gunther Wittstock advises students on matters related to the field. Feel free to get in touch:
Subject-Specific Advisory Services: Dual Subject Bachelor Chemistry
Subject-Specific Advisory Services: Master Chemistry
Subject-Specific Advisory Services: Master of Education
Further Consultation Services
Study Coordination
Questions regarding the organisation of individual study programmes, coordination and development of support and advisory services for students and people interested in studying chemistry, as well as matters concerning program documentation, examination regulations, or academic operations can be directed to the Study Coordinator.
Mentoring Programme for First-Year Students
With the study-accompanying mentoring programme, the Institute of Chemistry aims to support, accompany, and advise first-year students during their first two semesters of study. The goal is to address the heterogeneity at the beginning of their Bachelor’s degree and to facilitate the entry into studies for first-year students, among other objectives.
More information about the mentoring programme can be found here: Mentoring Programme at the IfC
Students who wish to participate in the mentoring programme are kindly requested to register for the programme on Stud.IP: Mentoringprogramm.
For questions regarding the mentoring programme, please contact: Iva Bacic.
Consultation regarding study abroad opportunities
Prof. Dr. Jarl Ivar van der Vlugt provides advice to students in the field of chemistry who aim to undertake a semester abroad or international stay.
For more information on internationalisation in studies, please click here.
Chemistry Student Association
You can also consult students in the field of chemistry for questions regarding the content and organisation of the studies as well as ask them to share their personal experiences.
Contact Persons in case of Discrimination
The Ombuds Office against sexualised violence and discrimination is open to all members of the IfC. All affected individuals receive information and support here. Absolute confidentiality is guaranteed.
Contacts at the institute are:
Studying with Children
Students with children and/or pregnant students can rely on a support system at the Institute of Chemistry. The subject-specific academic advising provides individual guidance to students and assists in adjusting their course of study.
To ensure optimal health protection for pregnant and breastfeeding students, students should register their pregnancy/breastfeeding via Stud.IP. More information can be found under: Maternity Protection for Students.
The university also offers numerous counseling and networking opportunities for students with children and/or pregnant students: Studying with Children.
Career and Professional Counseling
In addition to lectures and events organised and coordinated by the Institute of Chemistry, where individuals and organisations showcase their professional expertise, the University of Oldenburg supports students with a diverse range of service and advisory offerings related to career and professional development: Career Services.
University of Oldenburg Counseling Services
The Carl von Ossietzky University Oldenburg offers a wide range of advisory services for students and people who are interested in studying at this university.
More information can be found here:
- Advisory Services for Students
- Additional Advisory Services for Students
- Advisory Services for Prospective Students