Student InfoLine

+49 (0)441 798-2728

Mon – Thu  9:30 am to 4:00 pm
Fri                9:30 am to 1:00 pm

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Admissions office

Advice on enrolment, applications and student status.

AskOne for students

In person ( with a queue ticket)
Tue 14:00 – 16:30
Thu 10:00 – 12:30

By telephone / online
by appointment via Stud.IP


Examinations Office (P-Amt)

Advice on all examination matters

AskOne for students

In person ( with a waiting ticket)
Tue 14:00 – 16:30
Thu 10:00 – 12:30

By telephone / online
by appointment via Stud.IP

IT Service Desk

Please contact the IT Service Desk preferably by email, as there is only one telephone line available. The IT services team will ring you back if you leave your telephone number.

Mon–Thu 9.00 am–3.30 pm
Fri 9.00 am–12.00 pm

+49 441 798-5555

Basic knowledge and tools

Basic knowledge and tools

Get to know important terms of everyday university life! Find out which facilities and tools are important at the beginning of your studies and get tips to help you organize your studies

Glossary for first-year students

Any more questions? The glossary provides an alphabetical overview of all the relevant topics for first-year students.

Go to the glossary for first-year students

Being on time: c.t. and s.t.

c.t. – cum tempore
C.T. (Latin: ‘with time’) refers to the ‘academic quarter’, i.e. the quarter of an hour by which a lecture or seminar begins later than stated in the course catalogue.
The notation ‘8–10 a.m. c.t.’ means that the session begins at 8.15 a.m. and ends at 9.45 a.m.

s.t. – sine tempore
s.t. (Latin: without time) means that a session begins at the specified time, not a quarter of an hour later.

Exam jungle

There are a number of things to bear in mind when it comes to examinations. To help you find your way through the maze of examinations a little more easily, we’ve set out the key terms and processes you need to know about at the University of Oldenburg.

More information on examination administration

CampusCard

At the University of Oldenburg, students are issued with a CampusCard, which serves as both a student ID card and a semester public transport pass. The CampusCard can also be used as a means of payment at the Studentenwerk’s ticket offices.

All the information about the CampusCard

Account activation

Once your enrolment has been completed, you will receive an email containing your username, email address and initial password for your university account. You must first activate your account before you can use it.

For security reasons, you will then also need to set up two-factor authentication (2FA). If you have any questions, the IT Service Desk in the library or via will be happy to help.

Account activation

Your university email address

You have been provided with a university email address. Please check your university emails regularly (every day!) and use only this email address for all university-related communication.

Log in to university webmail

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