Student Counsellor

Confidential interview

Occasionally, you may run into problems and get stuck – whether in your personal life or in your studies. It's good to know you can discuss any problems with a student counsellor.

Special provisions and facilities

A student counsellor can help you apply for special provisions and facilities. For example, relating to exams, student grants and loans, or in the event of a probable negative binding study advice.

Act in time!

If you're having problems, it's crucial to take action in time. During a first meeting with a student counsellor, we make an inventory of your question or problem, discuss it and make a follow-up appointment if more time is needed. Click on the contact information button below to see the consultation hours for your study location.

• Studying with a disability or chronic illness
• Falling behind due to personal problems
  (illness, mental health issues, family circumstances, relationship problems, …)
• Top-level sports
• Study stress
• Binding (negative) advice regarding continuation of studies (BSA)
• Choice of study
  (doubts regarding your choice of degree programme, reorientation, switching to a different programme, enrolling in a second programme, pursuing a university degree, labour market perspectives).
• Financial affairs relating to your studies
  (student grants and loans, Administrative Body Membership Grant, financial problems, …)
• Complaints, objections and appeals
• Legislation and regulations
  (Students' Charter, Teaching and Examination Regulations, Regulations concerning undesirable conduct, Student Finance Act).

Dyslexia and additional time on tests / larger exam forms

Submit as soon as possible an application through the Digital Service Point . More information on A-Z Studying with a disability.