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Which degree programme suits me? What can I do and what do I want to do? There are many ways to find out, for example on the internet, at universities and at career information centers (BIZ). If you want to start your own search first, online self-tests and special information portals on the internet are suitable. Perhaps you prefer to explore the area of study opportunities together with others? Or do you need support on how to go about your search? Then a seminar with other students or a discussion with our Central Advisory Service is a good idea.
All-round advice
Our Central Advisory Service will make it as easy as possible for you to decide on a course of study and your future career. Prospective students, pupils and students at Furtwangen University are very welcome here. Advisory sessions are available on every campus of HFU. The Central Advisory Service is the right place to go if you need support and more than just information. Whether before or during your studies, we offer confidential and neutral advice on personal matters. Whether you have questions about the range of courses offered by the university, need help deciding on a course of study, or on changing subjects, financing your studies, preparing for exams and learning techniques, or on studying with a child, disability or chronic illness – we'll help you find answers, contacts and solutions.
Individual advice - confidential, neutral and open-ended
Our Central Student Advisory Service at Furtwangen University will accompany you on your way − before and during your studies. Whether you are still deciding whether studying is right for you or whether you've already begun − we're here for you. We welcome prospective students, pupils and students from all HFU locations.
Our counselling sessions are confidential, neutral and open-ended.
Whether you have questions about what HFU has to offer, need help choosing a course, are thinking about changing subjects or are concerned about financing your studies, learning strategies, exam nerves or juggling university and family − we take time for you. We can also advise you on topics such as studying with a chronic illness or disability.