Student Council
The student council and student groups represent students' interests and organise advice, O‑Phase and shared activities.
Overview
The student council (FSR) for Mathematics, Computer Science and Data Science represents all students of the faculty. The three student groups each represent only the students of one specific subject area. All students belong to a student council and, in the case of our faculty, also to one student group. The idea behind student representation is to create an interface between students and teaching staff.
The tasks of the FSR and the student groups include:
- Representing student interests in faculty and institute committees
- Organising and running the O‑Phase
- Organising regular general assemblies for students in the student council or student group
- Running additional social events and talks, such as the Christmas lecture, cookie seminars and game evenings
- Mediating between students and teaching staff in case of conflicts
Feel free to stop by, listen in and join. Information about meetings, email addresses, mailing lists, rooms and first-year guides can be found below.
Student Council
The student council represents the students of the faculty and shares information about meetings, dates and offers.
- Every second Monday, dates listed on the website
- In the basement of the Mathematical Institute or in room -1.108 of the Institute of Computer Science
Computer Science Student Group
All students in Applied Computer Science and the Two-Subject Bachelor are welcome in the Computer Science student group. Invitations and announcements are sent by email, and you will often meet active fellow students in the student group room.
- Every two weeks, invitations are sent by email
- Room -1.108 in the Institute of Computer Science
Data Science Student Group
If you are studying Applied Data Science, the Data Science student group is the right place for you. If you are not yet in contact with them, send a short email or subscribe directly to the mailing list.
- Meetings take place irregularly and are announced by email
- A mailing list is available for Data Science students
For First-Year Students
You can find information about the O‑Phase and the digital first-year guides here: