Student representatives

• Rockin’ Professors’ Night and cool parties
• Freshers’ Days
• Information for students about university matters
• Discussions
• Film shows
• University cinema

• You will get a better insight into the university and see what goes on behind the scenes
• You will get to know new people in higher semesters, but also like-minded companions
• You can contribute to discussions and voice your opinion
• Voluntary activity opens the doors for progressing professionally
• You can make interesting contacts for later on in your career
• Taking part can prepare you excellently for the world of work, as hands-on involvement teaches you about:
  • Assuming responsibility working in a team
  • Focusing on tackling problems or realising wishes
  • Dealing with people
• You also stand to gain in terms of your personal development by:
  • Learning to act independently, thus
  • Boosting your confidence and
  • Strengthening your character!

Students with common interests get together in a range of working parties (“AK”s) to work on specific topics that they feel particularly strongly about. This is how everyone can get involved in shaping the university and getting things done. And that’s the only way that so many ideas can also really be put into practice. What’s more, it involves plenty of fun with nice people. Working parties are open to everyone, and you are welcome to go along once to see what it’s like without any commitment.

At the end of meetings, there’s a chance to hang out together informally with a cold beer in the chill-out room. 

Working parties include:

• AK Politics
• AK Cinema (university cinema)
• AK W³ (Digital information for students and the Student Representatives’ webpages)
• AK Eco (Social and ecological sustainability at the university)
• AK “Students4Refugees” (Social inclusion for asylum-seekers)
• AK Gaming
• AK SoMe (Publicising and providing information about the student representatives in social media)