There are many people at the faculty of ANK who organize and support your studies. Here you will find an overview of the most important contact persons at the faculty.

The head of the faculty

• the dean, Prof. Dr. Katherine Gürtler
• the vice dean, Prof. Dr. Corinna Kaulen
• the dean of studies, Prof. Dr. Martin Kammler

The advisors of the faculty

• the faculty advisor, Laura Petersen
• the international affairs officer, Gudrun Seebauer

The secretariat of the faculty

• Beatrice Lührmann is responsible for the IR, IKM and AW degree programs
• Ulrike Schindler is responsible for the MS, SA, MEM degree programs and general inquiries

TheStudent Council ANK

Students from all degree programs in the faculty are networked via the student council. The student council helps with questions about studying, knows the most important news about OTH Regensburg and has information and tips about student life, also off campus. Anyone who would like to get involved in the student council is very welcome!

If you have any questions about your degree program, you can contact the respective academic advisor:

• International Relations and Management: Prof. Dr. Markus Bresinsky
• Microsystems Engineering: Prof. Dr. Corinna Kaulen
• Environmental and Industrial Sensor Technology: Prof. Dr. Corinna Kaulen
• Intercultural Management: Dr. Marion Bedi-Visschers
• Electrical and Microsystems Engineering: Prof. Dr. Rupert Schreiner

If you need clarification in a course, please note the following procedure:

1. First talk to the respective lecturer about your concerns.
2. If the discussion is not satisfactory, your next point of contact will be the respective head of degree program.
3. After this discussion, you can also involve the dean of studies, if necessary.

If you are looking for individual and confidential advice, you can contact the service and advice centers at OTH Regensburg.

• General study counseling (including questions about studying, psychosocial counseling)
• Family office (e.g. studying with a child, career and family, caring for relatives)
• Equality and diversity
  • Studying with a disability / chronic / mental impairment
  • Discrimination and (sexual) harassment
• Further service and advice centers

• The study and examination regulations (SPO) define the framework conditions for the degree program and describe the basic structure of the degree program.
• The study plan graphically describes the regular sequence of courses in the entire degree program and is intended to provide orientation for study planning.
• The study plan table is updated at the beginning of each semester and contains details of the current semester's courses, examiners and the type and duration of examinations.
• The module handbook contains detailed descriptions of all courses in the respective degree program.

You can find all of these documents on the website of your degree program or on the ANK Studies page.

• B.A. International Relations and Management (IR)
• B.Sc. Microsystems Engineering (MS)
• B.Eng. Environmental and Industrial Sensors (UI)
• M.Eng. Electrical and Microsystems Engineering (MEM)