First semester Introduction Days (EETs) of the Faculty of Social Sciences, Economics and Business Administration

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Welcome to the Introduction Days of the SoWi faculty!

Dear first semester students,

as part of our First Semester Introduction Days (EETs), we offer you a range of events and activities to help you get started with your studies and in Bamberg.

In our view, the most important event is the timetable tutorial on Tuesday, which is offered for all study programs. We strongly recommend that you attend this tutorial as it will help you to start your studies in a stress-free and organized way!

We also recommend that you attend as many events as possible to ensure the best possible start to your student life.

Please remember to have your BA number and password for the EETs with you. If you do not yet have a BA number, please read the FAQs below to find out what to do!


Information pages for your study programs

Here you will find the information pages for all study programs at SoWi.

Tips, links and documents

The Feki has a bus stop directly in front of the main building (University/FEKI), the bus runs every 15 minutes on weekdays. If you arrive by car, you will find a parking lot at the Feki behind the university's IT service building. There is an entrance from the street, right next to the main building, or you may be lucky and get a parking space right in front of the building. There are also plenty of bike racks available. The cafeteria and canteen are open during the EETs. The menu usually includes vegetarian and vegan dishes (see online menu). Remember that you need to top up your student ID card before you can pay. You can do this in the student restaurant (main entrance straight ahead) or in the entrance area of the campus library (TB3).

Important information about studying in Bamberg - an overview of the faculty, the university's offers and everything else you might need can be found in our SoWi first semester brochure(3.3 MB).

In order to keep track of the various online services of the University of Bamberg, the student representation offers you a short link collection with all relevant links.

During the EETs, some presentations will be uploaded to this website. So you can read the important information at any time.

Contact us

SoWi student council

The SoWi student council represents the students of the faculty. We see it as our task to always help you in an uncomplicated way. A short e-mail (fachschaft-sowi.stuve@uni-bamberg.de) or a visit to our office (F21 / 00.18) will usually answer most questions.

The student council also contributes to social life outside the university. To this end, we organize events such as the mulled wine bar, where you can also get in touch with professors, the SoWi games evening, our summer barbecue and we support the SoWi summer party. To make sure you don't miss anything and are always up to date, you can join our e-mail list or follow us on Instagram.

Degree program advisory service

Do you have a question about a specific degree program? The academic advisors are the right point of contact for questions about the course structure and specific module questions. In addition to subject-specific advice, the advisors also offer help with problems related to learning difficulties or work techniques, for example. You can also contact the academic advisors and clarify together whether you can have credits from a previous degree course recognized. Typically, the subject advisors are also lecturers in the respective subject.

Central Student Advisory Service (ZSB)

If you have any general questions about your studies - whether at the beginning, in the middle or at the end of your studies - please contact the Central Student Advisory Service. They will help you with all your concerns and problems relating to your studies. You can find more detailed information on the website of the Central Student Advisory Service.

All SoWi lecturers and the student council wish you a good start to your studies and lots of fun at our university!