While the Central Student Advisory Service advises on the aspects of transition from school to university, the range of courses offered, the overall concept of the degree programs and general questions about the core subjects, subject advisors are the contact persons at all faculties and institutes for the individual degree programs.

They advise on the content of the subject (structure and content), on the studyability of the subject, in the case of Bachelor's and Master's programs also on the selection of elective modules, on the special features of the program (internships, mobile modules abroad, etc.).

The Student Advisory Service is responsible for questions that are predominantly subject-specific. The Student Advisory Service and the Central Student Advisory Service complement each other and work closely together.

The contact persons for the specific study programs can be found in the side column.