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helpful information

Do you have questions about your studies? For example, why you should attend an exam review? Whether you should study full time or not? Or how to appeal to the examination board? Here we have tried to compile all the important information for you as briefly as possible.

compensation for disadvantag

When and how can one file one?

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You can apply for compensatory measures if you, for example, have an illness that may affect your exam performance.

Test anxiety, depression, and ADHD are common reasons here. To start the process of applying for compensatory measures, you should contact the responsible study coordinator.

 Further information is available at:

Compensation for disadvantages — Examination office and study coordination

examination committee

How does one file an objection with the examination board?

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If you cannot understand your grade or your deregistration, you can request that this case be reviewed.There are a few things to keep in mind! For example a timely objection.

You can find out how to do this and what is important here:

Akademisches Prüfungsamt Geisteswissenschaften Rathenaustraße 10, 2. OG, Raum 231 35394 Gießen Telefon-Nr. 0641 99 18205 E-Mail: Beatrice.Robaniuk@admin.uni-giessen.de

reviewing your own exam

Why should you review your exam and how can it be done?

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It is worth attending an exam review in order to understand your mistakes and learn from them.

 

To be able to review an exam, you should write an email directly to the professor.However, you can only register for this up to 6 weeks after the grades have been posted in FlexNow. The Professor also needs to give you a timely response. 

During the review, you can also insist on a comparison exam or on having questions answered!

exam de-/ registration

How do you register and unregister? What to keep in mind?

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Registration and deregistration for exams take place on FlexNow.

You can find the current rules and deadlines here: Prüfungen — Fachgebiet Psychologie

extended or full-time studies

studying full time or extending your studies and if so, how?

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Whether one extends their studies or not is a very individual decision. Many extend their studies because, for example, they have a lot to do privately, have to work, or simply prefer not to have too much stress in their studies. If one decides to extend, they should discuss it with their study coordinator in order to create a precise plan.

legal advice

Which rights does one have as a student? 

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What rights do students have when reviewing exams or during the process of deregistration?For these and other legal questions, AStA offers legal advice.

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more information:

​Legal Advice and Group Legal Protection – AStA JLU Gießen

finding internships

Where and how does one find internships? 

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It can be very difficult to find an internship position in time.

Our department offers consultation hours in the internship office for this purpose. In addition, there are internship lists on the PsyFako website where you can see where interns are being sought.
Internship Office: 

Berufsfeldpraktikum — Fachgebiet Psychologie

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Internship lists: 

​Praktikumsdatenbank - PsyFaKo e.V.

finding a masters program

here you can find masters lists

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It can be difficult to find a master's program.

The PsyFako provides information on this, as well as a master's list and the application deadlines for universities.

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to the masters lists: 

​Masterliste - PsyFaKo e.V.

apprenticeship position

Here you can find possible training positions

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It can be difficult to find a training position. That is why PsyFako offers a list of training and apprenticeship positions, as well as news about their funding.

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to the lists:

​Institutsliste - PsyFaKo e.V.

studying as a parent

contacts and helpful informtaion for student parents

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JLU offers support for student parents!

 

Here you can find information about the services and contact points:

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Autonomous Family Unit – AStA JLU Gießen

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Studieren mit Kind / familiären Betreuungsaufgaben — JLU

studying with a disability

Information for students with chronic illnesses/disabilities

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JLU offers some contact points for people who are studying with a disability or chronic illness.

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Here you can find more information:

 Studieren mit Behinderung / chronischer Erkrankung — JLU

reference module

there are so many good reference modules!

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Did you now you can take up to three reference modules? Any module that has 6CP and is graded can be used as a reference module!
Look for a topic that you like and see if these criteria fits. If you can't register for it on FlexNow you need to send a form to the examination board. Discuss this also with your student coordinator and the lecturere of the module you want to take first. 

more information: Referenzfächer Bachelor Psychologie — Fachgebiet Psychologie

Excited for new Stoff?

Interesting content that goes beyond your studies

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Stoff is a student organization that deals with extracurricular subject-related information. They offer interesting specialist lectures, workshops, and excursions.

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their website: 

STOFF e.V. – .

PsyFako

Even more information about studying psychology!

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On this website you can find much information. For example on the pathway of becoming a clinical therapist, internships including a data base of availability and offers for further training. ​

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their website:

Psychologie Fachschschaften Konferenz e.V.

Any questions left?

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