In the course of their studies, students can encounter many obstacles: Stress, feelings of being overwhelmed, procrastination, exhaustion, guilt, and a bad conscience. In her compact 2-hour workshop, Nadine Köster addresses these issues with information and exercises on self-confidence, stress management, courage, break plans, and the feeling of being "good enough".

Studying with family responsibilities
- a great challenge!

As a family-friendly university, Ulm University offers you

numerous support options, which we would like to present to you in cooperation with the StuVe.

This offer will take place in an informal atmosphere - also with children

and offer the opportunity to build a network among parents, exchange ideas and obtain important information.

According to current studies, 11% of students have an impairment that makes their studies more difficult. However, only six percent of those affected have impairments that are visible at first glance. Many young people therefore live with non-visible impairments, such as diabetes, epilepsy, an autism spectrum disorder or a mental illness.

The event provides an overview of offers and regulations for studying with disabilities and chronic illnesses at Ulm University. You will also have the opportunity to clarify individual questions on the following topics:

Study organization

• Compensation for disadvantages in the admission procedure and examinations
• Absences and vacation semesters etc.
• Contact points and contact persons

How does real test training work? How can you REALLY understand a lot of material and use it in exams? I will show you the advantages of your brain so that you can use it optimally. You will understand how test anxiety arises and disappears. You will also learn a new study method and get tips for fine-tuning against anxiety and insomnia on the last few meters. All participants will need 6 small post-it notes.