Allgemeine Informationen
At the beginning of each semester, there will be an information meeting for all new students that are in their first semester.
The information meeting for the current semester was on September 26, 2017.
Slides from the last meeting:
- Master's program Electrical Systems Engineering (pdf)
- Usage of PAUL (pdf)
- Quick-Start Guide (pdf)
- MS ESE Student Counseling (pdf)
In regular plenary meetings, all students of the Master's program Electrical Systems Engineering are provided with important information. The current versions of the presentations and additional documents can be found here:
- Presentation: Selecting and Changing Courses (pdf)
- Presentation: Avoiding Trouble with Plagiarism (pdf)
- Leaflet: Plagiarism, its consequences, and how to avoid it (pdf)
The slides of the last plenary meeting (February 1, 2018) can be found via the link below. They contain current information for students of the MS ESE degree program.
PAUL Support
Manual Registration of Courses in PAUL
Students who are not able to register their courses in PAUL for technical reasons can use form (click here to download) and submit it to the mailbox next to A2.053 or mail to paul@uni-paderborn.de. Further information about Paul office can be found here.
Furthermore, there is a regular consultation hour:
Dipl.-Ing. (FH) Martin Bober | Room: P1.3.12 | ||
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Tuesday: | 1 pm | - | 3 pm |
Wednesday: | 9 am | - | 11 am |
Thursday: | 1 pm | - | 3 pm |
International office
At the International Office Mr. Matthias Funayama-Thordsen is responsible for the English speaking students in the international Master's programs.
He can be contacted via email (thordsen@zv.upb.de) or at office for all issues *not* specific to the subject Electrical Systems Engineering, e.g. living in Paderborn.
Mr. Matthias Funayama-Thordsen | Phone number: 05251-603634 | Room: V1.208 (Infothek) | |
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Thursday: | 10 am | - | 11:30 pm |
Further Support
For any subject-related questions or academic guidance in Electrical Engineering, please contact the Student Advisory Service (Studienberatung ET).
The Student Council (Fachschaft ET) is available to assist with any questions about student life and academics. They also organize social events to help you connect with fellow students and enjoy your university experience.
The International Student Union (ASV) is a student organization, which represents all of the international students at the University of Paderborn. The ASV team helps students with accommodation or job searches, and advise students with social issues.