Top-level meeting at the EU Commission


The heads of the eight EUt+ universities visited EU Commissioner Mariya Gabriel on 14 June for an exchange of information. Prof. Dr. Arnd Steinmetz represented Darmstadt University of Applied Sciences (h_da) at the meeting.


As EU Commissioner for Innovation, Research, Culture, Education and Youth, Mariya Gabriel is also responsible for promoting excellence and networking among European universities and implementing the European Higher Education Initiative, and is thus an important contact person for the participating universities.


Darmstadt University of Applied Sciences is a member of the EUt+, or in long form "European University of Technology". The EUt+ is one of 41 European university alliances that are funded within the framework of the EU's "European University Initiative". The aim is to build a European university with close cooperation in areas such as teaching and research. Joint European degrees are also planned.

Please find more information about EUt+ here.

Group picture of representatives of EUt+ with EU Commissioner Gabriel.

Student advisory service

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The Student Advisory Team

Our services are free-of-charge, confidential and result-oriented. We only provide support on personal and individual case-related terms – readily as pre-arranged appointments, as opposed to our normal consulting hours.

Orientation

We provide information on study contents, requirements and the application procedure. We help you sort through the information and come to a good decision. You can get an insight into our work at h-da.de/erleben (German).

Orientation programme

College or university? Find out what suits you with our Infomat (German).

Test your university knowledge in our university quiz (German). Enter room no. 4229 3095 in the registration window.

Support

We advise on the following topics at all stages of study:

  • Study goal(s) and strategies for success
  • Resources
  • Obstacles and ways of coping
  • Doubts
  • Interruption of studies
  • Excessive demands and exhaustion
  • private emergencies

We offer Study progress monitoring: After you have given your Einverständniserklärung (declaration of consent), we are given access to your exam results and invite you to a counselling interview if you have any problems. Further information on the programme can be found in issue 20 (German) of the University’s in-house newsletter, and on Youtube.

Self-organisation

Guide MY STUDIES - A RECIPE FOR SUCCESS!

Advice from students & lecturers

Experts for individual study programmes also help with study orientation and provide support during studies. In addition, they are the first point of contact when it comes to planning your studies.

Advice from students
Advice from lecturers

Events

Our offer (German) incorporates workshops, informational events, visits to school classes, school appointments & educational fairs.

Contact

+49.6151.533-5555
studienberatung@h-da.de

Consultation hours

Telephone

Tuesday

10:00-12:00

Consultation hours Darmstadt: Schöfferstr. 3, Building C23, Room 01.04

Thursday

12:00-14:00

Consultation hours Dieburg: Max-Planck-Str.2, Building F01, 1st floor, Room 1.108

*during the lecture period

Wednesday*

13:00-15:00

Dates for students

Top-level meeting at the EU Commission


The heads of the eight EUt+ universities visited EU Commissioner Mariya Gabriel on 14 June for an exchange of information. Prof. Dr. Arnd Steinmetz represented Darmstadt University of Applied Sciences (h_da) at the meeting.


As EU Commissioner for Innovation, Research, Culture, Education and Youth, Mariya Gabriel is also responsible for promoting excellence and networking among European universities and implementing the European Higher Education Initiative, and is thus an important contact person for the participating universities.


Darmstadt University of Applied Sciences is a member of the EUt+, or in long form "European University of Technology". The EUt+ is one of 41 European university alliances that are funded within the framework of the EU's "European University Initiative". The aim is to build a European university with close cooperation in areas such as teaching and research. Joint European degrees are also planned.

Please find more information about EUt+ here.

Group picture of representatives of EUt+ with EU Commissioner Gabriel.

application procedure

Bachelor (German)
Master (German)
foreign certificate