A first-semester study plan can be found here: https://www.uni-goettingen.de/de/619509.html.
Further examples for the different specialisations can be found at the end of the examination and study regulations (https://www.uni-goettingen.de/de/80864.html).

This module consists of project work carried out in a research group from core computer science or from the application area, depending on the module. Ideally, this work prepares for the bachelor's thesis and is therefore recommended shortly beforehand.

To register, students contact the research group they are interested in and ask about possible topics. They may also present their own ideas there and ask for a suitable supervisor. The supervisor then defines a task that matches the student's field of interest. Regular meetings ensure progress. After completing the work, which usually spans several months, the student writes a report of up to 10 pages or contributes to a research paper.

For questions about forms, applications, registration, exam authorisations, and similar matters, please contact the Office of Student Affairs.
For questions about the structure of the programme, credits, study plans, or general issues, please contact the student advisors.

The University of Göttingen and cooperating institutions offer many advisory and information services, such as the central student advisory service, psychological counselling, the Career Service, counselling for students with disabilities, and statistical advice.

News and announcements from the Institute of Computer Science can be found here. In addition, we have a blog where we publish updates about degree programmes, office hours of the student advisors, special events for students, and related topics.

Please contact our student advisor for further advice and guidance on the next steps.

Please see the following information and advisory services.

The peer-to-peer counselling service for trans* students at the University of Göttingen ended in December 2019.
The website still provides information on gender diversity and links to counselling services.

Information and help regarding compensation for disadvantages (NTA) can be found here. Please also see the university information on accessible studying.

General information for international and regular exchange students at the University of Göttingen can be found here. More detailed information for international students enrolled in a regular degree programme can be found here. Göttingen International offers information on studying, living, costs, and more. There is also an Exchange Buddy Service for new international students.

If you would like to study at the University of Göttingen through ERASMUS+ or a partnership programme, you can find further information here.

If you would like to study abroad, for example through ERASMUS+, you can find further information here and here. The first contact person at the Faculty of Mathematics and Computer Science for international affairs and studying abroad is Dr Hartje Kriete.

Language courses and general key qualifications are offered by ZESS - Central Office for Languages and Key Qualifications.

German courses are offered by the language programme at the University of Göttingen.

The University of Göttingen offers a broad range of certificate programmes and certificates for foreign languages, for example if you are planning to study abroad. More information on the university's certificate programmes can be found here.

In an emergency, call 110 (police).
In case of an accident, call 112 (fire brigade/emergency medical service).
The university hotline for incident reports is: 0551-39-20000.

Further information on campus safety can be found here and here (PDF, in German). Please also review the fire alarm information sheets and familiarise yourself with the escape routes. These notices are located on every floor next to the lift.

As a rule, the most current versions of the official regulations always apply to all students, specifically the examination and study regulations (PStO) and the associated module catalogue (ModulVZ), regardless of when a student enrolled. The regulations and module catalogue can be found under Subjects A-Z, in the tab Programme Structure for the respective degree programme. So-called protection of legitimate expectations ensures that changes to the mandatory curriculum do not create additional burdens for current students. This is secured through appropriate transitional regulations. These can be found in the PStO, or you can ask the Student Advisory Service at studienberatung@informatik.uni-goettingen.de.

Students can only take examinations if they have registered in FlexNow within the deadline. In particular, late exam registration by the Examinations Office is not possible.

The Business Contacts and Knowledge Transfer unit at the University of Göttingen is the central contact point for internal and external questions concerning cooperation between academia and industry. The start-up support team offers workshops, seminars, and special activities for founders and people interested in self-employment.