Support and counseling
The Central Student Advisory Office offers a range of free and confidential counseling services for both prospective and current students.
The Central Student Advisory Office offers a range of free and confidential counseling services for both prospective and current students.
Are you new and don't know how to get started? Perhaps you are in the middle of your degree program and you're not sure if you're on the right track? Do you need help to sort through all the information you have collected and your own thoughts?
Call the Study Information Service to make an appointment or visit our Service Desk.
Vocationally qualified applicants can participate in any of our regular information sessions. Here, staff from the Central Student Advisory Office and the Office of the University Registrar provide information for applicants without the standard university entrance qualification and a vocational training or a master craftsman certificate instead.
Attending a consultation is a necessary part of the application process for university admissions for vocationally qualified applicants. Following an individual consultation, a confirmation is generated and forwarded internally. This is why it is vital to fill in your full name (if applicable your maiden name) and your date of birth in the online registration form.
All events are held in German. Upcoming dates can be found in the online registration form.
Studying with a child — is it even possible? Yes of course! We are here to help you.
Students with disabilities and chronic illnesses can take advantage of a wide range of activities and programs, designed to enable inclusion and active participation in everyday life. Get in touch with the Office for Disability Services.
If you have questions on a specific subject or study program you can contact academic counseling at faculty level. Anyone who wants to become a teacher can find guidance with the "Münchner Zentrum für Lehrerbildung".