Li­ai­son lec­tu­rer

Bey­ond the re­gu­lar uni­ver­si­ty ac­ti­vi­ties and across sub­ject boun­da­ries, the li­ai­son lec­tu­rer is available to stu­dents for con­fi­den­ti­al and open dis­cus­sions. This ap­pli­es to ques­ti­ons of in­di­vi­du­al stu­dy and care­er plan­ning as well as to per­so­nal pro­blems or con­flicts.

In stric­test se­c­re­cy and wi­t­hout any ob­li­ga­ti­on to give in­s­truc­tions to the uni­ver­si­ty ma­nage­ment, the li­ai­son lec­tu­rer tri­es to de­ve­lop so­lu­ti­ons to per­so­nal pro­blems tog­e­ther with the per­son see­king ad­vice, or she tri­es to find a re­fer­ral to an of­fice that can of­fer the ap­pro­pria­te pro­fes­sio­nal help.

What you can ex­pect from your li­ai­son lec­tu­rer:

Open­ness and em­pa­thy in a con­fi­den­ti­al con­ver­sa­ti­on with ab­so­lu­te dis­cre­ti­on as well as de­di­ca­ted sup­port in the fol­lo­wing are­as:

  • Dif­fi­cul­ties with per­so­nal stu­dy and ex­ami­na­ti­on or­ga­niza­ti­on
  • Per­so­nal pro­blems

... and when di­rect con­ver­sa­ti­on bet­ween the per­sons con­cer­ned has not yet been suc­cessful:

  • Dif­fi­cul­ties with fel­low stu­dents
  • Dif­fi­cul­ties with te­a­chers

Ho­we­ver, the area of com­pe­tence and re­spon­si­bi­li­ty of the li­ai­son of­fi­cer does not in­clude

  • Le­gal ad­vice and as­sis­tance in as­ser­ting le­gal in­te­rests
  • The­ra­py and long-term coa­ching - if you wish and if pos­si­ble, we will re­fer you to a pro­fes­sio­nal.

If you are he­si­tant or un­su­re whe­ther your ques­ti­on falls wi­thin the area of re­spon­si­bi­li­ty of the li­ai­son of­fi­cer, plea­se do not he­si­ta­te to cont­act her!

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