University Policy at FB06
Overview of Committees
All things that happen and are decided at and in relation to the faculty as a whole go through the Faculty Council. The contents range from building issues, the status of appointment committees and the faculty's position on public and relevant specialist topics, to our study regulations.
consists of: Office of the Dean (advisory), 7 professors, 2 academic employees, 1 technical-administrative employee, women's representative, 3 students who are elected in the university elections
The Faculty Council always meets once a month, the election period is 1 year.
Every summer semester, a new student representative body is elected for faculty 06 for the year. The representatives of this student body are delegated to committees, bodies and commissions by the Student Council. As representatives elected by you, these persons also have the right to vote and participate in committees, bodies and commissions of faculty 06.
consists of: 12 elected members of the student council
Representatives of all student councils at the University of Kassel meet once a month to exchange ideas and network. They formulate joint positions, for example, which are then discussed in the student parliament.
consists of: Student Council Officer, Chair, 2 students per Student Council of the University of Kassel (members are delegated annually by the Student Council as required)
The FSK meets once a month.
The faculty receives a certain amount of freely available financial resources per semester for the purpose of quality assurance in teaching. The academic commission determines how these funds are distributed. Applications for support can be submitted by teaching staff as well as students.
Consists of: 2 professors, 2 academic employees, 1 technical/administrative employee, 1 departmental secretary, 4 students
The academic commission meets as required, mainly at the beginning of the semester.
This is where student issues and cases of hardship relating to submissions, particularly theses, are discussed and decided. The formal and content-related reviews of theses are the main component.
consists of: professors of the respective subject groups, 1 academic employee, 2 students (at least 1 student from the Master's degree programs)
The examination board meets twice a semester.
What is discussed in the institutes about the teaching content of the three degree programs is exchanged and coordinated in the study committee. The general organization of studies is also discussed. Decisions cannot be made here. Instead, they are prepared for the faculty.
consists of: Dean of Studies, 3 professors, 1 research assistant, 3 students
The study committee meets as required.
In addition to the doctoral procedures, there are also some who are completing their artistic qualification at our faculty. This committee provides information, discusses and decides on the status and continuation of their doctoral procedures.
Meets when doctorates are awarded.
When a new professorship is sought for a department, a committee is formed. This committee reviews the applications, discusses the qualifications of applicants and selects candidates for hearings (trial lectures). The committee then proposes three candidates to the Presidential Board for appointment.
consists of: Vice Dean, 2 professors, 1 research assistant, 2 students
The appointment committee meets as required and is newly established for each vacant position.
The committee informs and advises on the status of current doctoral projects and their continuation.
Consists of: Vice Dean, 2 professors, 1 academic employee, 1 student
The doctoral committee meets as required when doctoral projects are in progress.
university elections
In the student university elections, you have the opportunity to cast your vote for the student parliament and student representation in the FBR and FSR.
Elections are always held in the summer semester for the next legislative period. A legislative period always runs from October 1 to September 30 of the following year. The next legislative period therefore runs from October 1, 2022 to September 30, 2023.
Your vote is used to elect students to represent your votes at university level or for subject-related decisions at the faculty. For example, you are given a number of 12 votes for the FSR, so it is also important to elect 12 people on the list so that the student body can be well represented.
The next elections will take place this year. You will be able to cast your vote online or as a postal vote!