If you are missing information or would like individual counselling, our subject advisors will be happy to help you.

It is also possible to undertake a part-time study.

You can find the application form to be submitted, as well as the University of Oldenburg’s part-time study regulations, at uol.de/studium/studierendenstatus.

Your academic adviser must advise you on part-time study to ensure the best possible selection of modules and must sign the proposal. You must submit the proposal to the Admissions office during re-registration. Only first-year students may submit the proposal at a later date.

The form asks for the reasons for a part-time study solely for statistical purposes – these are not relevant to the approval of your application.

For students with a health-related disability, there is a wide range of support services and information available on Allowances for special needs, management of studies, practical assistance, as well as relevant legislation and guidelines.

You can find this at https://uol.de/studium/behindert-chronisch-kranke-studierende

As a pregnant woman or a breastfeeding mother, you are entitled to special protection even as a student.

If you belong to the risk group of pregnant or breastfeeding women and are attending a course that may require such protection, please contact Department 3, the Examinations Office, to obtain a risk assessment and authorisation for the course. Without this authorisation, attendance is unfortunately NOT possible if you belong to the at-risk group.

Please also contact your subject-specific academic adviser or the DfI’s Equal Opportunities Officer to discuss options for compensatory measures that would enable you to attend such courses in an adapted format.

Further information on your legal rights as a pregnant woman can be found at https://uol.de/studium/mutterschutz-studentinnen