Counseling Services, Office Hours, and the ZSB Team
Here's How to Find the Central Student Advising Office
Location and Site Map
Where do the consultations take place, and where can you meet us in person?
You can find us on the Brunnenlech campus in Building A—Room A 1.03c (ground floor, accessible via the parking lot/courtyard in front of Buildings A and B, near the mailroom).
Please note our office hours and contact information.
Contact Information and Office Hours
We offer personalized counseling on your specific concerns—in person, by phone, via email, or via video chat on Zoom.
| Central Student Advising Office |
| Room A 1.03c |
| studienberatung(at)tha.de |
Phone Hours:
| Monday–Thursday |
| 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. |
| No appointment necessary |
Walk-in hours for brief consultations on-site at the THA (Building A, Room A 1.03c):
| Monday and Thursday |
| 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. |
| No appointment necessary |
For consultation requests that require more time and/or can only be accommodated outside of our open office hours, please schedule an appointment via email.
| Dr. Ulrike Fink-Heuberger |
+49 821 5586-3273 |
| Monday – Thursday |
| Daniela Both |
+49 821 5586-3278 |
| Monday, Tuesday, Thursday |
| Fabian Thoma |
+49 821 5586-3676 |
| Monday – Thursday |
Quote and Order
As the Central Student Advising Office, we provide information, guidance, and support to students and prospective students regarding all questions and concerns related to choosing a major, admission, and the start of their studies, as well as throughout their entire academic career.
Advising Throughout All Phases of Your Academic Career
- Orientation Counseling – Guidance through the process of choosing a major; counseling for high school students, prospective students, parents, and teachers, as well as applicants with professional qualifications and those in dual study programs; information about higher education, individual degree programs, and early-entry study programs
- Admission Counseling – Assistance with questions regarding applications, admission, enrollment, and starting your studies at THA
- Advising for Students – Support with questions regarding academic planning, exam management, changing majors or universities, graduation, and withdrawal; orientation counseling for students experiencing doubts about their studies or considering dropping out; financial aid for studies, scholarship counseling; counseling for students with disabilities
- Psychosocial Counseling – A resource for crises and problems related to your studies
- Graduation Coaching – Support for the transition from college to a career; counseling on further academic programs
We provide you with information and/or help you find the right contact person for your questions and concerns. We offer advice in the best interests of those seeking guidance—in a neutral, non-judgmental, confidential, and free-of-charge manner.