Here you’ll find important information about the structure of your degree programme. If you’re familiar with the key details, you’ll be well placed to organise your studies effectively from the start and approach them with confidence.
And don’t forget: always keep an eye on your university email account – that way, you won’t miss any important notifications, letters or information about your studies!
The SELMA student portal is very important for organizing and managing your studies. There, you can, for example, view your enrollment certificates, apply for re-enrollment, a leave of absence, or withdrawal, or update your personal information. You can also register for courses and exams through the student portal.
Important: The portal is only accessible via the university network. If you want to access it from outside the campus, you’ll need a VPN connection. You can find help on setting up a VPN connection here.
As a registered student, you can find more information and a guide to the Student Portal on the THU intranet.
You must register for all courses (including compulsory courses!) and examinations yourself in the SELMA student portal. You can find more information and instructions in the SELMA Moodle course.
If you would like to continue your studies at THU in the next semester, you must re-register by the deadline. You can do this in the student portal SELMA by submitting the re-registration application and transferring the semester fees and, if applicable, tuition fees .
All students will receive an email with all relevant information on re-registration in good time at the start of the re-registration period. It is therefore important that you check your THU e-mail account regularly.
Information on semester fees and tuition fees can be found here:
The study and examination regulations (SPO) regulate the structure of your studies and all important examination conditions. It is worth familiarizing yourself with them early on. You can find all relevant statutes and regulations online, and further information as a registered student on the intranet.
Certain life circumstances demand a lot of time. It can then be helpful if you can stretch your studies over a longer period of time. This makes it possible to study part-time.
Individual part-time does not mean that there is a special part-time degree course, but that we look at each individual case to see how you can organize your part-time studies. You can find more information on this in the FAQs on studying part-time.
You can apply for a leave of absence or withdrawal via the SELMA Student Portal. You can find additional applications and forms in the following overview:
| General questions & application | ssc@thu.de | +49 731 96537-700 |
| Student Advisory Service | studienberatung@thu.de | +49 (0731) 96537-679 |
| Dual study program | dual@thu.de | +49 731 96537-700 |
| Master's program | master@thu.de | +49 731 96537-700 |
| Re-registration, fees & refunds | gebuehren@thu.de | +49 731 96537-700 |
| Technical questions | imz@thu.de | +49 731 96537-789 |
| Stays abroad & international students | aaa@thu.de | +49 731 96537-751 |
| Questions about examinations and de-registration | pruefungswesen@thu.de | |
| Content-related questions about the degree program | email the respective faculty | |
| BAföG, housing, canteen | studierendenwerk-ulm.de |