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Beratung für Studierende

Overview of options for action

We have compiled an overview of the options for students in the following PDF document. The relevant contact points are linked in the document. Simply click on the respective name and you will be redirected to the corresponding website. (PDF in German)
202407_Roadmap_ Studierende.pdf (217.4 KB)  vom 04.07.2024

Central advice and support centres

Antidiscrimination Prevention and Counseling Center

Consulting focus: expericences with

• anti-semitism
• LGBTIQ*
• abuse of power
• bullying
• racism
• sexism, sexual harassment and violence

Languages:

• German
• English

Forms of counseling:

• in person
• via videoconference
• via E-mail

Appointment:

• via e-mail

Inclusion Counseling Center

Advisory focus:

• Studying with a disability
• Studying with a chronic illness
• Barrier-free teaching

Forms of counseling:

• in person
• via videoconference

Appointment:

• via appointment scheduling tool

Family Office

Main areas of consultation:

• Studying with child(ren)
• Studying with family members who need care

Forms of counseling:

• in person
• via video conference
• by telephone

Appointment:

• by e-mail

Equal Opportunity Officers

Contact Persons:

• Equal Opportunity Officers are elected every two years by the female members of the University. All members of MLU have passive voting rights.
• There is a central gender equality team as well as decentralized gender equality teams in the faculties and non-faculty units.

Consulting focus areas:

• Discrimination on the basis of gender
• sexual discrimination, harassment and violence
• Absus of power

Forms of counseling:

• in person
• by telephone

Appointment:

• by e-mail

Disability Officer

Contact person:

• Prof. Dr. Thorsten Meyer-Feil

Main areas of consultation:

• Impediments to the inclusion of members and affiliates of the University and its institutions within the University and in authorities and institutions of the City of Halle
• Counselling for students with chronic illnesses and disabilities is primarily provided by the Inclusion Advice Centre (see above). The Disability Officer acts as a mediator in cases of conflict. He also heads the MLU inclusion team and promotes the visibility of the topic at MLU.

Representative for International Students and Academics

Contact person:

• Prof. Dr. Anita von Poser

Main areas of consultation:

• Person of trust and contact person for international students and academics at MLU in case of problems within the university as well as with authorities and institutions of the city of Halle

Appointment:

• by e-mail

Student council (StuRa)

Contact points and services:

• Working Group Anti-Racism
• Working Group against Anti-Semitism
• Working Group Awareness
• Working group que(e)r_einsteigen
• Working Group Studying with Children
  
     

• Department for Sport, Health and Diversity
• Department for International Students
• Department for Social Affairs

• Social Loan
• Social counseling
• Legal advice

Make an appointment:

• by e-mail or contact form

Info film about the Stura of the MLU

consultancy of the student union

Advisory focus:

• Studying with child(ren)
• Studying with health restrictions
• Psychosocial counseling in case of study difficulties and personal problems

Forms of counseling:

• in person
• by telephone

Appointment:

• by e-mail
• by consulting calendar   

Nightline Halle

Contact persons:

• Listening and information telephone by students for students, supported by the student council and the student union

Consulting focus:

• mental healthNo counseling, but listening without prejudice, referral to other counseling centers if necessary

Languages:

• German

Forms of counseling:

• By telephone

Appointment:

• just call on Wednesdays and Sundays between 8 pm and midnight

Trauma clinic for victims of violence

Victims of violent acts have the opportunity to seek psychotherapeutic help in the trauma outpatient clinic of the University Hospital at an early stage after a recent act of violence.

Within the framework of the Victim Compensation Act, victims of violent acts can thus receive initial psychotherapeutic help at short notice in order to be able to prevent long-term psychological sequelae through early intervention.

The aim of the initial 5 individual psychological sessions is to identify psychological stress as a possible consequence of a crime at an early stage, to classify it diagnostically and to carry out initial stabilizing interventions.

The aim is to help those affected to come to terms with what they have experienced. If there is a need for further treatment afterwards, further psychotherapeutic talks can be held in the sense of early intervention.

In order to be able to receive this treatment on the basis of the Victim Compensation Act, an application for this service is filled out together with the affected person during the first psychotherapeutic sessions.

Faculty-specific contact persons und support

Lehramt: Psychosoziale Beratung für Lehramtsstudierende

Das Beratungsangebot richtet sich an Lehramtsstudierende aller Studienphasen, insbesondere an Studierende in belastenden Studien- und Praxissituationen, bei persönlichen oder studienbezogenen Belastungen, Fragen der Rollenklärung, Überforderung, Konflikten im Studien- oder Praxiskontext sowie in Orientierungs- und Entscheidungsprozessen.

Die Beratung ist freiwillig, vertraulich und unbürokratisch angelegt. Im Mittelpunkt steht die gemeinsame Reflexion der jeweiligen Situation sowie die Entwicklung möglicher nächster Schritte, vorhandener Ressourcen und passender Unterstützungswege. Bei Bedarf erfolgt auch eine Verweisberatung zu weiteren universitären oder externen Unterstützungsangeboten.

Mit dem Beratungsangebot möchten wir Lehramtsstudierende in herausfordernden Phasen ihres Studiums unterstützen und zugleich einen Beitrag zur Stärkung von Chancengleichheit, Teilhabe und gesundheitsförderlichen Studienbedingungen im Lehramt leisten.

University Medicine: Anti-Discrimination Working Group

Individuals who experience or observe discrimination within MLU University Medicine can contact the Faculty of Medicine's Anti-Discrimination Working Group. This group consists of individuals from various member groups within University Medicine (professors, physicians, equal opportunities officers, and students). The working group supports affected individuals by providing confidential advice, emotional support, and guidance.

The working group can be contacted via email or the registration form. However, you can also contact individual members    of the working group directly. If you do not want a specific member of the working group to be informed of your request, you can indicate this in your inquiry, and this member will not be involved in the relevant processes.

Institute of Agricultural and Food Sciences (IAEW)

Ansprechpartner*innen für Prävention und Antidiskriminierung:

Prof. Dr. Janna Macholdt
Betty-Heimann-Str. 5 / Raum E.16.0
06120 Halle (Saale)
☎ +49 (0) 345 5522627
janna.macholdt@landw.uni-halle.de

Dr. Thomas Chudy
Karl-Freiherr-von-Fritsch-Straße 4 / Raum 1.04
06120 Halle (Saale)
☎ +49 (0)345 5522448
thomas.chudy@landw.uni-halle.de

Dr. Anika Nier
Von-Danckelmann-Platz 2 / Raum 1.15
☎ +49 (0)345 55 22746
06120 Halle (Saale)
anika.nier@landw.uni-halle.de

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_{The illustration in the right-hand column was created by Louie Läuger    as part of the HRK' 'Diversity at German universities initiative' and was funded by the Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF) under grant number 01FP22V01.}

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