The Student Advisory Service is the first point of contact for students and prospective students with disabilities and will put you in touch with other contact persons if required. The Student Counseling Office offers students advice on questions such as
- what to study,
- how to organize your studies,
- compensation for disadvantages in the admission procedure,
- compensation for disadvantages relevant to studies and examinations, and
- if applicable, how to finance living expenses and student assistance services.
Step-free access is available at all our premises. We carry out site visits upon request.
Representatives for students with disability or chronic illness
As a student at RheinMain University of Applied Sciences, you can also contact the representatives for students with disabilities or chronic illnesses if you are experiencing difficulties or in the event of conflict situations.
Representative at the Wiesbaden Campuses
Deputy
Professor Dr. Daniel Lange
Representative at the Rüsselsheim Campus
Prof. Dr. Klaus Indlekofer (in German only)
Advisory services offered by RheinMain University's AStA (student union) (websites in German only)
Are you suffering from disadvantages at the university due to a disability or chronic illness or other circumstances? The AStA’s Anti-Discrimination Office offers advice and counseling to all students if they have experienced discrimination and provides information on possible courses of action and where to find support.
The AStA’s Social Counseling Service can advise you on how to finance your studies: Social Counseling Service
Advisory services offered by Studierendenwerk Frankfurt (association for student affairs)
Studierendenwerk Frankfurt provides advice on questions of how to finance your studies and the availability of rooms designed for accessibility in the student housing offered by Studentenwerk Frankfurt. They also offer psychosocial counseling and courses for students on topics such as stress management or how to cope with exam nerves.