Consultations

Advice and Counselling

The AStA offers the following consultations:


Department for International Students | StartStudy - IFF Consultation | BOCKS - Counselling for handicapped or chronically ill students | BAföG Counselling | F1 Computer Service | Department for Women and Equality | Psychosocial Counselling | Legal Consult | Social Counselling | Students with Children | Transportation (Studiticket) | Studiticket Refund



Department for International Students


Room: 12
Phone: 0228 737040
Mail: international@asta.uni-bonn.de

Welcome to the Department for International Students

Please visit our main page here: https://www.asta-bonn.de/Referat_für_internationale_Studierende


Stay up to date on our events via our Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/bonninternationalstudents and Instagram @bonninternationalstudents

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Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri

2:00pm - 4:00pm

via mail

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room 12

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StartStudy - IFF Consultation


Endenicher Allee 19
- Container -
53115 Bonn



Our Staff:
Fatima
Elyas
Mara
Karline


Room: 6
Phone: 0228 73-7034
Email: startstudy @ asta.uni-bonn.de

Information for refugees

Consultations during vacation time only by appointment



Hours:

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BOCKS - Counselling for disabled or chronically ill students


Endenicher Allee 19

- Container -

53115 Bonn


Consulting Room Ground Floor

Room:
6

Contact: Julia Weber
Phone: 0228 73-9645
E-mail: bocks @ asta.uni-bonn.de

Counselling for disabled or chronically ill students

How can we help you? We assist chronically ill as well as disabled students with the following topics:

• Applying to university (hardship application, improving one’s average Abitur score and respectively, wait times)
• Disability compensation (what options are there for compensation during tests, for homework, etc. and how does it work?)
• Study financing (BAföG special provisions)
• Refund for the cost of the Semester Ticket (contingency, deadlines)

BOCKS counselling mostly deals with students with chronic illnesses, but students with disabled are also welcome with their questions and problems. A particular obstacle for affected students is often the financing of their studies; since they have a higher rate of absenteeism than healthy students, they often cannot complete their studies in the standard study period. Therefore, we provide information about the special rules of BAföG, among other things. It is also important to know in which situations one can apply for disability compensation, so that one does not have to delay their graduation (even further). It is not a matter of giving the affected student an advantage over other students, but of putting them on an equal playing field, which is mandatory for the university according to the post-secondary laws of North Rhine-Westphalia. Some examples of what students can receive through disability compensation include additional time to complete exams or essays, the style of the test can be changed (oral instead of written, for example) or permission can be granted for aides such as sign language interpreters or laptops. With this type of compensation, it is also possible to be exempted from mandatory regular attendance.

Nevertheless, most of the provisions are often decided on a case-by-case basis and their implementation depends on the specific situations of the students. This is why provide advice on these topics during the BOCKS office hours, and try our best to help you out!


Open Hours:

Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri

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Counselling during vacation time only by appointment!


BAföG Counselling

Endenicher Allee 19

- Container -

53115 Bonn


Consulting Room Ground Floor

Room:
5 Contact: Karima Badr
Phone: 0228 73-7030
E-mail: bafoeg@asta.uni-bonn.de



Information on BAföG

Child Allowance

The current child allowance amounts for the 1st up to the 3rd child are 154 euros monthly and 179 euros for each additional child. Generally, parents receive a child allowance for their kids until the kids are at the end of their 27th year and in school, vocational training or otherwise studying. The mandatory basic military service, community service or a corresponding alternative service as well as a job as an aid worker push back the age limit based on years served. However, income limits of the children must also be taken into account. Children over 18 years old are no longer eligible if their earnings and income exceed 7188 euro (in addition to a lump sum of 1044 euro for income-related deductions, which is automatically added on). The earnings and income include:

• Apprenticeship pay and/or other sources of income from employment or self-employment
• Financial aid for education from companies, public funds or from funding entities (eg. the grant portion of BAföG)
• Wage replacement benefits such as unemployment money and assistance, maternity leave or sick leave allowance

Money which is granted as a loan, such as welfare or a child-rearing allowance, is exempted.

Grants

Grants present a good opportunity for financing one’s studies. They are awarded from foundations, unions, churches, the German public or industries. They are mostly in line with BAföG’s financial framework. Further information can be found in the AStA’s grant guide, which you can pick up in the social services department. If you want to receive a grant from one of the foundations, simply write to them and ask for the application documents at [www.stiftungsindex.de].

Exam loans

The Bonn Studierendenwerk and the loan offices of the NRW Studierendenwerks can provide these types of loans. Exam loans are earmarked for students during the exam period. The requirements are financial need and good academic performance. Information and applications can be found at BAföG’s main office in the Bonn Studierendenwerk, Nassestr. 11, Mr. Matthias Wieditz. (Tel. 0228/54881780, Mon & Wed 14:00-16:00)
Opening Hours:

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F1 Computer Service


Endenicher Allee 19
- Container -
53115 Bonn


Contact: Stephan A.
Room: 7
Phone: 0228 73-9642
Email: f1 @ asta.uni-bonn.de

We offer the following help for free to students of the University of Bonn:

• Buying a computer: new or used?
• To what extent can I still upgrade my old computer and what should I take into consideration?
• Where can I get the cheapest possible new and used software and hardware?

Repairs and Problem-Solving

Free error diagnostics, repairs and upgrades for all hardware and software problems.

You can also bring in your faulty device and we can try to figure out the problem together. But please give us at least a bit of advance notice by e-mail. For laptops, don’t forget the power cord!

We can also do data recovery from storage media, except for hard drives. For all data recovery, it is ideal if you could tell us the probable locations and size of the data and folders to be recovered, and then also bring along sufficient USB sticks or external hard drives.

Advice on Internet, Telephone and Hydro providers


Opening Hours:

Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri
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Room 7

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via mail

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Department for Women and Equality


Contact: Solveïg Hochmann
Room: 12
Phone: +4917670775641
E-Mail:geschlechtergerechtigkeit @asta.uni-bonn.de
Facebook: Gleichstellungsreferat Asta Uni Bonn

The latest updates from us can be found on our news blog:
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We gladly welcome anyone who wants to work for us, or simply comes by to read or to talk to us.

If you notice sexism or other discrimination, if sexist publicity at the university catches your eye, if sexist theories pass as “academic” in your lectures, or if you have suggestions for events, write us an e-mail and we will address it.

Whether you have been long engaged in issues gender equality, or have never before considered them; if you have questions, ideas, suggestions, recommendations, if you don’t have specific beliefs but only a vague interest; be you male, female, intersexual, transsexual, or you don’t want to identify with a biological or social gender, you are all welcome.

General Info

Department for Women and Equality

The department for women and equality offers counseling for students – especially women – who feel disadvantaged due to unfair treatment in university life. The department wants to raise awareness for the various problems relating to gender, gender identity, background or lifestyle that go along with university life.

Despite the legal status that proclaims equality, actual equal treatment of students at the University of Bonn has not been reached by a long shot. We offer counseling for students by students, in order to safeguard the goal of equality of men and women for the long term. It is still necessary to fight to achieve social acceptance of gender topics, so that equality can have an impact on the quality of research. Talent is drawn from a great pool in order for the diversity of research perspectives to be supported.

Through our work, we want to improve the social quality of our university and relieve students of all problems related to societal structures so that they can concentrate on their studies.

We also want to encourage society to rethink the subtle and sometimes very apparent problems surrounding equality and gender ratios. In case you want to write an essay on a female/political issue, for example, and the professor refuses to allow this for no apparent reason, we can help you out.

Outside of our counseling hours, you are all are invited to contact us by e-mail, phone or in person. We can also provide you with literature, books and other information materials. We will gladly put you in contact with the right person for your concerns.

Advancement of women:

The percentage of women amongst the student body has greatly increased over the past few years. Nevertheless, in some faculties at the university, women are still greatly underrepresented. The introduction of the bachelor/master system has exacerbated this problem, because less and less women have decided to take up masters studies. The higher the university graduation rates become, the lower the percentage of women. Unfortunately, this phenomenon is not only restricted to students. At the University of Bonn, the percentage of female professors lies around 11%; the national average of all post-secondary institutions amounts to 15% (in 2008/2009).

Events:

Dates, event updates and office hours can always be found on this page. Our numerous events aim to shift questions on themes such as legal vs. actual equality of women, feminism, and gender ratios to the foreground. We are in cooperation with the ‘Forum for Women and Gender Research of the University of Bonn’ and the ‘Women’s History Consortium’ – respectively the Bonn Women’s Museum, the Rosa-Luxemburg Foundation NRW, the queer-feminist group ‘riot skirts’ from Bonn, and many other groups who are involved in this field.

Our Library:

Our department has at its disposal a small but quality collection of writing on the themes of women, feminism and gender ratios. Over the next little while, the library is being incorporated into the digital catalogue of the university and state library, and will then be accessible through the BoKI system on the ULB website.

Of course you can always come by any time to browse.

We subscribe to the following magazines, which you can freely consult in a comfortable reading chair in our office, maybe with a coffee (from the LGBTQ department):

•an.schläge
•Emma
•hugs and kisses - Magazine for feminism und transculture
•frauensolidarität - Magazine from terres des femmes
•Missy Magazin - Pop culture of and not only for women
•Frauen - Kunst - Wissenschaft
•Feministische Studien
•outside the box - Feminism und society critique
•L'homme - European journal of feminist history

We look forward to your visit!


Opening Hours:

Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri

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Psychosocial Counselling


Endenicher Allee 19

- Container -

53115 Bonn


Room: 6
Phone: 0228 73-7034
Email: psb @ asta.uni-bonn.de

Psychosocial Counselling, AStA University Bonn

In which questions and problems we can help you with

During the course of their studies or also in their personal lives, any student can be confronted with difficulties which can be perceived as overwhelming.

Maybe you are very stressed out or constantly worried, depressed or you witnessed a bullying experience.
Perhaps you have conflicts in your relationship or with your family, time management difficulties, social insecurity, exam anxiety or insomnia.
Maybe you are suffering from an eating disorder, a lack of drive or concentration problems or any psychological disorder that’s burdening you.

The amount of possible topics is huge. We offer you an initial meeting and further consultations can follow.

What do we offer?

Our work is conducted as follows:

• Initial and secondary consultation: you tell us what’s wrong. Maybe we can already find a solution in this first sessions.

• Further care, support and guidance: when necessary and desired, we will also refer you to psychological psychotherapists, psychiatrists (physicians) and other counselling centres, self-help groups etc. It is important to us to ensure that you find the right kind of support for your needs, and possibly even bypass waiting periods.

We take the time to individually counsel you. All information is of course handled confidentially! Counselling can also be done anonymously.

We look forward to meeting you!

Opening Hours:

Counselling during vacation time only by appointment

The opening hours can change from week to week because of the amount of requests (if at least a small group of clients ask for appointments on another day) and while the semester break (the opening times are reduced to one date every two weeks).

Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri
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Legal Consult


AStA Container Endenicher Allee 19
groundfloor
53115 Bonn


Room: AStA counselling room (Room 7)

Phone: 0228 73-5874 by prior agreement
Email: recht@asta.uni-bonn.de

Attention! We do offer personal consultations again. Legal Cousel can additionally be obtained when you send us an E-Mail from your student-account at the University of Bonn or when you attach a Photograph of your current Student-ID. We will answer your questions by E-Mail. Please note that we never represent students legally.


We offer legal Counsel to all students of the University of Bonn (Rheinische Friedrich Wilhelms Universität). The AStA of the other Hochschulen offer their own legal counsel system.

Please come in during the office hours of the legal counsel which are:

  • Tuesday from 1.30pm - 3.30pm
  • Wednesday from 12.00pm - 3.00pm


Whenever possible, the last student consulting session will begin no later than twenty minutes before the end of the consultation hours! 5-minute consultation sessions cannot be conducted at the end of consultation hours. From experience, a minimum of 10 minutes is necessary for individual problems to even be quickly explained, due to that fact a consultation session will need approximately 20 minutes.

We ask that you consider the time constraints and come early. Especially when there is a "due by date" with your legal problem.

Please be understanding of the fact that we have to close the consulting office on time.

Please note: No appointments

Please come directly to our open office hours and account for waiting time.

Bring with you to the consultation session:

• all existing relevant documents (or those available)
• printed (no USB sticks)
• chronologically sorted

This enables swift processing; waiting times will be decreased

No exceptions

The legal consult is only for students of the Rheinische Friedrich Wilhelm University of Bonn. Due to our limited capacity, consulting over the phone is not possible.

Links

In urgent cases there are also the following alternatives:


Consumer Advice Centre (sales contracts, employment contracts, money and credit problems etc.): Most consultations cost 9€, some are free Thomas-Mann-Str. 2-4 (Stadthauspassage) Tel: (02 28) 97 66 934, Consultations only by appointment

The registry of Bonn’s district court: here you can request legal information and advice (= initial legal advice for max. 15 € additional charge) Bonn district court, Wilhelmstraße 21, Tel. 0228 702-0, Opening hours: daily from 08:30 to 12:30, Thursdays also from 14:00 to 15:00 More information at:

https://www.ag-bonn.nrw.de/aufgaben/abteilungen/Beratungshilfe/index.php

More information in englisch on Beratungshilfe:

http://www.bmjv.de/SharedDocs/Publikationen/DE/Beratungs_PKH_engl.pdf?__blob=publicationFile&v=5


Social and tenant consultation service of the SPD faction at the Bonn city council (free), Thursdays from 18:00 to 20:00 in the SPD faction rooms in the old city hall. Registration as of 17:00, wait times possible. More information: https://www.spd-bonn-im-rat.de/sozial-und-mieterberatung/

ARD ZDF Beitragsservice or Rundfunkbeitrag is a license fee that has to be paid by each household. You have to register on your own and it costs you a monthly fee, even if you have not got a TV at your living place. Further information in english can be found here:

https://www.rundfunkbeitrag.de/welcome/englisch/index_ger.html

Your AStA consulting team



Opening Hours:

Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri
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Social Counselling


Endenicher Allee 19
- Container -
53115 Bonn



Staff:
Louis Heimann (Referent)

Jonas Lau

Luisa Steiner

Michael Wisniewski

Onur Özgen

Agnes Nagy


Room: Container 6
Phone: 0228 73-7034
Email: sozial.ref @ asta.uni-bonn.de

You can come to the social services department with all of your questions about daily life during your studies. We know a few tips and tricks that could possibly help you out. For this purpose, we offer social counselling and we work closely together with the legal consult and the BAföG counselling. So that you can have a better idea of the type of work that the social services department does, the following are some of our most important areas of focus.

Social counseling is our main task and covers most areas of student life. We offer support for questions about working while studying, rent money, ALG II, release of GEZ fees, bursaries, internships and insurance. We will also gladly help you fill out forms. In addition, we consider ourselves as a representation of student interests before the university, employers and landlords. You can get all of this information during our office hours. We have also compiled the following brochures for you:

• Social info, with info relating to themes that we touch on in our counseling sessions, especially relating to financial questions as well as your rights in the social sphere
• BAföG info, informing you about funding for your studies
• Bursary reader, a compiled list of foundations which assist students

We also have many more brochures and readers from ministries and other civil services on subjects like housing subsidies, studying with children, tenant rights etc. This information is of course all free.

Document authentication

In the social services department, you can have your documents authenticated for free from 12:00 to 13:00 every day, on the condition that they pertain to your studies (so no personal documents, such as ID, birth or marriage certificates – this restriction is legally imposed).

Opening Hours:

During Vacation time only until 1.00pm!

Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri
12.00am-2.00pm 12.00am-2.00pm 12.00am-2.00pm 12.00am-2.00pm 12.00am-2.00pm


Studying as a Parent


Endenicher Allee 19
- Container -
53115 Bonn


Contact:

Melanie Köcher

Rukiye Mesci


Room: AStA counselling room, Room 6
Phone: 0228 73-9645
E-mail: smk @ asta.uni-bonn.de

News:

For Wintersemester 20/21 the Kinder-St.E.R.N offers daycare places for up to 25 children! The Kinder-St.E.R.N looks after children between the ages of 1 and 3 in a small group for up to 16 hours per week. The care provided by educational specialists in child-friendly rooms in Bonn's old town has already helped over 100 students with children to continue their studies. For more detailed information, contact Iris Nägler and Kevin Ludwig, who offer open advice every Tuesday at Maxhof 36, or write to kinderstern@la-familiaer.de

The new brochure Studying with Children at the University of Bonn is online!! You can find them at the bottom of the page!

Attention! The family allowance for children has been redesigned! If you have not yet had a claim because your total needs are covered or your child is receiving maintenance, it might be worthwhile to make a new application! You will find the changes in the current information sheet: Information sheet for child allowance

The housing benefit was also revised on January 1, 2020 and adjusted to the rising rents. It may be worthwhile to submit an application, even if you were not previously entitled. Those who are already receiving housing benefit do not need to do anything, as the amounts are automatically checked and increased if necessary.

Studying with a child - here you will find tips, help and advice!

Whether a doctoral student or in your first semester, whether planned or surprising, whether with a good income or without, whether with a partner or alone - when a child is on the way a lot changes in life. Around 2000 students study with child (ren) in Bonn and try to meet all the different requirements every day.

We are studying mothers ourselves and advise on questions about childcare, give tips on possible financial support, leave of absence during your studies, problems during your studies that may arise due to pregnancy or childcare, and we also have other things to do with pregnancy or childcare in addition to Studying an open ear. Our advice is an open consultation hour, which means that you can simply come by without an appointment.

The consultation times can change depending on the semester and also deviate during the semester break. Changes will be announced here on the homepage, so please always inform yourself again. It can also happen, mostly due to sick children, that the counseling is canceled at short notice. This is then usually stand on the homepage in the morning. So always have a look, especially if you want to travel a long way or come with a child ;-) You can always reach us by email: smk@asta.uni-bonn.de. But please be patient here too.


Studierendenwerk The Studierendenwerk operates daycare centers for children of students and employees of the Studierendenwerk. There is also a family residence for students with children. Unfortunately, the places in day care centers and in the dormitory are far from sufficient for all student parents. So please also look for apartments or day-care centers yourself! Info at: http://www.studentenwerk-bonn.de/kinderbetreuung/kindestageseinrichtungen/ http://www.studentenwerk-bonn.de/wohnen/wohnanlagen/jagdweg-18-22/ For U3 kids, places in the university day-care centers are allocated depending on the student status of their parents, for Ü3 kids depending on where they live. For an apartment in the family dormitory, you must be enrolled, pregnant or with a child and be able to show a residence permit. In addition, the Catholic University Community maintains a day-care center for students' children and a dormitory with double apartments. Information at: https://gemeinden.erzbistum-koeln.de/hochschulgemeinde_bonn-V8/portal/studium_kind/ The Protestant student community also has 6 family apartments. Information at: http://www.dbh-bonn.de/


Flexible care in Kinderstern!

We are particularly proud of the care provided by KinderStERN. In cooperation with La familiär e.V., Asta Uni Bonn, University of Bonn, Studierendenwerk Bonn, a childcare facility has been created that looks after children from the age of 1 to the transition to daycare (3.5 years) two days a week. If you are interested, write an email to kinderstern@la-familiaer.de or call us on Tuesday from 12:30 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. at +49 (0)228 180 32567.

Day care centers In Bonn, registration for a childcare place in a KiTa generally runs via the KiTa-Net: https://kita-planer.kdo.de/bonn-elternportal/elternportal/de/. The "old" KIGAN system is no longer used and the registrations that have already been made are NOT taken over - please register again and make sure to state that you are studying when you register! The KiTas of the student union can then take you better into account! We also advise you to apply in writing to other KiTas and kindergartens in addition to the 15 "online reservations" recommended by KiTa-Net. Experience shows that it is advisable to look for a place early on: The allocation usually takes place in August, a search for a place should begin in autumn of the previous year.


Day mothers / fathers Since 2013, day care workers have been financially equal to child care facilities. The search for a suitable day care person runs exclusively through the child care network: https://www.netzwerk-kinderbetreuung-bonn.de In addition, you can of course also look for child minders privately.


Financial support In general: Many of the state measures are unfortunately subject to the stupid requirement that they are not open to all students with children, but depend on the visa status. Please inquire with us which measures are possible in which individual cases. With foreign students, it often makes a pointless difference which partner applies. The AStA's measures apply to everyone regardless of origin and passport.

Social assistance: If the funds are insufficient for you and your child, you can apply for social assistance for your child. Students' children are different from the students themselves, namely, they are entitled to social assistance. Single mothers or fathers with one child under the age of 7 or with two or three children under the age of 16 receive an additional requirement allowance. In addition to child benefit, you should also apply for education (Cologne pension office) and housing benefit (Bonn housing benefit office).

Child allowance: As a low-income parent, you have the option of applying for a child allowance (up to 160 € per month). For this, your income must exceed a minimum rate (€ 600 for single parents and € 900 for couples) and must not exceed a maximum rate - so you have to be right in between. Unfortunately, for single parents, maintenance is taken into account, so that there is no longer any pointless entitlement. However, this will finally be reformed on January 1, 2020, so that the maintenance will then only be credited to 50% and the rate should be increased slightly overall. So do the math to see whether it works for you :-) The receipt of child allowance entitles you to apply for education and participation.

Housing benefit: Students with children and a low income have the option of applying for housing benefit. The same applies here: You must have a minimum income, but you must not exceed a maximum income. With housing benefit you can also apply for "Education and Participation", which supports lunch (in day care centers or OGS) and sports or music courses.

The AStA subsidizes student parents from the University of Bonn who have childcare costs through KiTa, childminder or OGS with € 100 per semester. To do this, you have to fill out an application that you can download at the end of the page.

In addition, students with children and little money can submit an "application for reimbursement of semester ticket costs" here at the AStA if there is social hardship. Then you will get the part of the semester fee that is intended for the NRW ticket back (around 2/3 of the cost). Please ask us how, when and where the application should be submitted.

You also have various options for applying for funds during pregnancy. It's best to just drop by for a consultation :-)

Please note that applications for the AStA childcare allowance for one semester can only be submitted and processed after the semester has ended!!

For a summer semester you can submit applications between October 1st and March 31st. (plus / minus 3 working days). For a winter semester accordingly: 01.04. until 30.09.)

Important: The advice for students with children (SMK) is carried out by students on a voluntary basis and does not claim to be complete or correct. In addition, this advice does not replace personal advice from other advice centers!

Further information can also be found here on the university's information page for students with children.

Downloads

Application for childcare funding Antrag auf Förderung der Kinderbetreuung

Brochure Studying with Children Broschüre Studieren mit Kind



Bank statements should only be submitted in exceptional cases instead of the confirmation from the care institution. For example, if your child is now visiting another facility or the facility refuses to confirm! If you submit account statements, PLEASE MARK the corresponding postings, add the name of the child and the institution if necessary and also fill in the lower part of the application! Thank you!!



Transportation (Semester Ticket)


Endenicher Allee 19
- Container -
53115 Bonn

Contact: Ben Eisenblätter
Room: 9
Email: mobil @ asta.uni-bonn.de

Our transit designate is available to answer all of your questions about the Studiticket. One exception is the transportation contribution refund, which is handled by a separate department.

You can find more information on the Studiticket on the Studiticket page under Services.

Ride safe!


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Semester Ticket Refund


Endenicher Allee 19
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53115 Bonn


Contact: Karima Badr
Room: Counselling room, Room 5
Phone: 0228 73-5874
Email: stre @ asta.uni-bonn.de

Grounds for reimbursement

Students who find themselves in exceptional financial distress, or due to a handicap cannot use public transport, those who already possess an equivalent ticket (eg. a job ticket or due to a handicap), whose study conditions mean they cannot use the ticket (distance studies) or those who have exmatriculated for the semester can receive a whole or partial refund, respectively, for their transportation contribution.

Studiticket Committee

The studiticket committee (a committee of the student government) makes the decisions based on the applications. You can get in contact with the person in charge during the counselling hours.

Applications

Applications must be submitted by May 10th (summer semester) or November 10th (winter semester) or within four weeks in cases of exmatriculation. Late applications will be rejected; incomplete but on-time applications can be amended if need be (missing documentation etc.)

Please try to have all documents prepared well enough in advance, in order to save you and the staff unnecessary work.

Applications can be sent by mail or also submitted directly to the AStA’s administrative office (Room 8) at any time. Address:

AStA Uni Bonn c/o Studiticket-Rückerstattung
Endenicher Allee 19
- Container -
53115 Bonn


Please use your university email address if you contact us via email. Currently there are some problems with email delivery especially with GMail.

Downloads

Application form for the refund

Opening Hours:

Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri
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