Student councils are part of student self-administration. There is a student council for each subject/degree programme in which committed students represent the interests of all students in the respective subject.

During the orientation week, the student councils organise a special programme for new students in their subject area to make it easier for them to start their studies. Participation in these events is often very helpful for making contacts, asking questions and receiving valuable tips from experienced students from higher semesters. In addition, the student councils often offer support in organising the timetable.

Students on two-subject Bachelor's or Master of Education degree programmes can generally contact the student council of both their first and second subject and should take part in events offered by both student councils. For students on a Bachelor's or Master's degree programme in a specific subject, a specific student council is usually responsible. There is also a student council for teacher training students and the student council for cooperation HB-OL for students taking a cooperative subject at the University of Bremen. You should also take a look at the programmes offered by these student councils.

The student council overview will take you to the respective websites where you can find the programme of your student council(s) for the orientation week.

Overview of the student councils

Note:
Your student representatives' programme may only be published in German. Please do not let that deter you. Efforts will be made to assist you. You can also contact your student representatives in advance by email to see if there is someone who can communicate with you in English.