The Student Parliament (Stupa)

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What is the Student Parliament?

The student parliament (also called student representation or student council) is a democratically elected organization of students that advocates for the interests and needs of students at their university. The student parliament is usually elected for one year and consists of members elected by the student body of the university.

The main task of the student parliament is to represent the interests of the students to the university management, politicians and other organizations. This includes issues such as improving study conditions, increasing financial support for students, strengthening student participation, promoting cultural activities and organizing social events for students.

The student parliament works closely with other student organizations such as student councils and university groups, and also represents students on a national and international level in various committees and organizations.

Announcement of the next meeting

The constituent meeting will take place on 31.07.24 at 4pm in the Studihaus. The following days 01.08.24 and 02.08.24 are planned as continuation dates of the constituent meeting (also from 4pm).
An email has already been sent to all new parliamentarians (however, there was a problem with the delivery of five emails via Outlook, which is currently being resolved).

2024

Preliminary calendar of meetings for WS24/25

The meeting calendar for the winter semester will be available here as soon as it has been set. The StuPa meetings usually take place every three weeks on Wednesdays from 6 p.m. in the Studihaus.

The meeting calendar will be adjusted if necessary, formal announcements and invitations to the respective meetings will continue to be sent to the parliamentarians by e-mail in the usual way.

Archive of invitations and minutes