student representatives

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In accordance with the statutes of the student body, the student council is the elected representative body of the students of the department.

Satzung der Studierendenschaft

Did you know...

... that the weekly meetings of the active student council - i.e. the one that represents the interests of the students within the department - are open to the public? In the current semester, these take place every Wednesday from 2:00 to 4:00 p.m. in our student council room 1005 in Kurt-Wolters-Straße 5.
... that BA students can have additive key competencies credited for student council work?
... that students who receive BAFöG can have their standard period of study increased by up to two semesters through student council work?
... that it's generally pretty cool to be able to actively achieve improvements in the conditions under which we all study?

If you would like to volunteer in the department or just want to get a taste of what it's like, just send us a message at ratundtat@fachschaft02.de, we're looking forward to hearing from you!


The student council of the FB02

Bottom row, from left: Daniel Paul (German Studies), Lisa Maren Stöhr (German Studies), Kimberly Pompetzki (German Studies, English Studies), Lisa-Michelle Bege (German Studies, Philosophy), Luise Nolte (Catholic Theology)

Top row, from left: Erik Stottut (Catholic Theology), Lea-Marie Brinkmann (English Studies), Dominik Bielinski (Catholic Theology)

Missing from the photo: Michelle Ißleib (German Studies, English Studies), Paula Kafitz (German Studies, Romance Studies), Linda Leuschen (German Studies), Jannis Winzinger (English Studies), Dominik Watzl (English Studies)

Bottom row, from left: Lea-Marie Brinkmann, Luise Nolte, Lisa Maren Stöhr (elected representatives)

Top row, from left: Daniel Paul, Lisa-Michelle Bege, Erik Stottut (deputies)


Study counseling during the semester break

We would also like to provide you with advice and support during the semester break. Although there are no weekly consultation hours during this time, you can still arrange a consultation appointment with us (via Zoom or in person) by sending an email to fachschaft02[at]uni-kassel[dot]de. Of course, you can also ask us your questions directly by email.

Our consultation dates for the summer semester 2025 will be announced here and on our social media channels at the beginning of the lecture period.

Until then, we wish you a nice lecture-free time and are always available by email if you have any questions.