Student counselling

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What happens in a student guidance session?

A guidance session is a confidential dialogue between you and the study counsellor, and may focus on all matters relating to your life as a student. During the session, we will focus on identifying your wishes, thoughts, goals and opportunities. A guidance session may thus revolve around many different aspects such as rules and regulations, choice of courses, study delay, exam anxiety, etc. The counsellor will listen, ask questions and give you the correct information, but it is your responsibility to present and actively reflect on your challenges, wishes or dilemmas.

You are always welcome to contact your study counsellors. If we cannot help you, we will usually be able to refer you to someone who can.

All study counsellors are governed by professional secrecy. This means that we treat all enquiries with strict confidentiality.

NB: When contacting us via email, please remember to use your AU mail.

At Aarhus BSS you can either choose to contact a local student counsellor or a student and welfare counsellor:

Your local student counsellor – a fellow student with counsellor training and academic insight
The student counsellors are typically enrolled in the same bachelor’s or master’s programme as you. They are educated counsellors and are therefore able to guide you if you have questions regarding courses, exams, rules and regulations, credit transfer, planning of your studies, etc. They can also help you if you are delayed or you have received mandatory credit transfer from a previous study programme.

Contact us
There are two ways to get in touch with us:

Send an email to stvejl@ps.au.dk
Book a time for a guidance session via Zoom by sending an email to stvejl@ps.au.dk

However, in July it is not possible to book time for virtual guidance sessions, but we will answer emails on a regular basis.

Student and welfare counsellor
The student and welfare counsellors are members of the study administration staff. They can help you in case you face problems of a more personal character or if for other reasons you prefer to talk to a counsellor who is not at student. The sessions will often extend beyond technical study-related questions and could concentrate on personal issues concerning life as a student. This could for example be problems with study completion, delay, exam anxiety, doubt about your choice of study, etc.

We allocate 30 minutes for the guidance session. In order to secure a good preparation for the session, we kindly ask you to state your student registration number and the reason for your inquiry, when booking the guidance session.

You can book a meeting here.