Advice and contact

The TUHH Career Center is your interface between studies and career.

We support you with various offers concerning

• career orientation,
• profile building,
• job search
• application and
• establish initial contacts with companies.

Take advantage of our counseling and workshop offerings, networking events and company events to comprehensively prepare for your career entry.

International students can find information on various support services, such as housing, scholarships, and contact addresses, on the International Affairs website.

A change of perspective, an insight into other scientific disciplines, innovative teaching formats: the non-technical course offerings (NTA) create the learning spaces for this. With its unique, cross-faculty modules, it brings together students from all degree programs.

The team at the dual@TUHH Coordination Office supports students and partner companies throughout the dual study program at Hamburg University of Technology and is available to answer questions from prospective students and high school students.

The staff at the dual@TUHH Coordination Office will be happy to answer any further questions you may have.

In addition to fixed office hours, you can generally reach the Examination Office by email and telephone.

If possible, please make an appointment with the service team responsible for your degree program.

The INFOTHEK of the Student Counseling Center is available in person (room E0.013 and E0.022, building E) or by phone on

• Mon + Wed 9 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. and
• Tues + Thurs 1 p.m. - 4 p.m.

Phone: +49 40 30601 2232
            +49 40 30601 4272

You can also contact us by e-mail: studienberatung[at]tuhh(dot)de

To make an appointment with our student advisors (only for TUHH-students), please come by or call us during our office hours. You can also send us an e-mail: studienberatung[at]tuhh(dot)de (please include your phone number).

Complaints office under the General Equal Treatment Act (AGG) of the Technical University of Hamburg

The aim of the AGG (https://www.gesetze-im-internet.de/agg/) is to prevent or eliminate discrimination based on ethnic origin, gender, religion or belief, disability, age, or sexual identity. The AGG Complaints Office receives complaints of discrimination based on one or more characteristics protected under the AGG, reviews them, and, in cases classified as discrimination under the AGG, forwards recommendations for sanctions and measures to the responsible authorities.

If you have any questions about discrimination on the above grounds or if you have been affected by discrimination, please contact the AGG complaints office with your concerns:

The  Representative for the Interests of Students with Impairment at TU Hamburg is Prof. Dr. Moritz Göldner (Data-Driven Innovation (W-EXK2)).

More information about studying with an impairment is available at the student counselig center.

The Studierendenwerk Hamburg (Student Services Association) supports around 73,000 students at eight universities in Hamburg in social and economic matters. We employ 591 staff members. Our work focuses on university catering, housing, BAföG and student financing, as well as social and international affairs.