Student Counselling and Study Information at Natural Sciences, commonly referred to as the Student Counsellors’ Office, consists of an administrative officer, permanent student welfare counsellors and student counsellors (part-time student workers), student assistants and student ambassadors.
The Student Counsellors’ Office offers guidance to all students and potential students and, in accordance with the principles for student counselling at Aarhus University, supports:
This support is provided in close collaboration between Student Counselling and Study Information, the Studies Administration, AU Student Administration and Services, the Dean’s Office and the academic environments, and it includes initiatives such as:
Students can contact a student counsellor if they need to make changes to their study programme. The student counsellors can help put together an individual course of study for the student. Students wanting to change their study programme are often not thriving, and the student counsellors and student welfare counsellors can help address problems relating to student well-being, and at the same time advise students on the possibility of applying for dispensations. If a student needs other support and guidance, it is the job of the student counsellors to refer them to relevant help. For example, special educational support (SPS), the Student Counselling Service etc.
The student counsellors and the student well-being counsellors at Natural Sciences offer sessions for students at the following locations: Katrinebjerg, Hangøvej, Ny Munkegade and at Navitas.