We will be happy to help you with any questions or concerns you may have about your studies. Examination counselling is provided by the Examination Office (Prüfungsamt), while study or study abroad counselling is provided by the staff of the Service Centre.

Student advisory service of the Faculty of Business and Economics

Do you have any questions concerning...

• ...your bachelor's or master's programmes?


• ...the recognition of courses from other German universities?


• ...the recognition of alternative courses from the University Göttingen?


• ...your placement into a higher semester?


• ...your application for one of our master's programmes?

Study abroad advisory team of the Faculty of Business and Economics

We are happy to support you with questions such as...

• studying abroad


• different options for an exchange semester


• recognition of courses you have completed abroad


• spending an exchange semester in Göttingen (for international students)

Examination office of the Faculty of Business and Economics

The examination office is responsible for all exam-related questions for the bachelor's and master's programmes of the faculty. Your first point of contact is our team at the “Info-Point” during our office hours.

Additional support services of the University of Göttingen

For any questions and problems you may have concerning your studies, please take advantage of the extensive counselling, advisory and information offers made available to you by the University of Göttingen and cooperating institutions. They are there to support you in every phase of your studies. You are uncertain whom to turn to? No problem, the staff of our InfoLine will refer you to the appropriate institution.

Consulting services in qualitative and quantitative methods and applied statistics

The Centre for Statistics and the Center of Methods in Social Sciences offer consulting services concerning questions about qualitative and quantitative methods and applied statistics to students of the University of Göttingen working on their Bachelor’s or Master’s theses.

Equal Opportunities

Information and advice on issues such as equality, sexual harassment and diversity.

Student Council

The student council (Fachschaftsrat) is the elected student representation of the Faculty and thus a part of the student self-administration. Its role is to represent the interests of the student body to professors, staff and other members of the Faculty.