The office hours on-site without an appointment are canceled. Alternatively, you can use the phone consultation hours without an appointment:
Tuesdays from 9.00 to 11.00 a.m. at +49 1761 96 59 674.
In order to make studying a success, the Social Counseling Service offers a specific counseling service with a focus on studying with disabilities or chronic diseases.
The general conditions for students with disabilities or chronic diseases at the universities in Leipzig can vary greatly. We therefore recommend that prospective students find out about the local conditions at an early stage and contact the social counseling service of Studentenwerk Leipzig. Upon request, contacts to counselling centers, offices and self-help groups can be arranged.
All counselling services are subject to confidentiality. If you wish, we can advise you anonymously. We strive to make our counselling sessions as barrier-free as possible. You can help us by informing us of any support requirements (e.g. communication aids) for the consultation by e-mail.
If you are interested or have questions, please contact the social counselling.
Information on the possibility of booking appointments in advance via our appointment booking tool and the current open telephone consultation hours can be found on the website of the Social Counselling.
You don’t want to miss any news and events of the Studentenwerk Leipzig on the topic of studying with a child? Then you can register for our e-mail distribution list. To do so, please send an email to sozialberatung@studentenwerk-leipzig.de. You can unsubscribe at any time by sending a short e-mail to the same address.
This regular round table is open to students from all Leipzig universities who feel they belong to the target group of students with chronic illnesses and/or impairments. It is intended to be used to get in contact with each other, to exchange information and to inform each other.
The dates, location and further information can be found on this website.
The round table for students with disabilities and chronic illnesses is currently paused.
We are your competent contact persons for questions on the following topics: