Boards and Commissions

At our faculty there are various committees and commissions in which students sit alongside professors and other university employees. These committees are there to discuss and shape various topics that affect either the entire faculty or just an individual course of study.

If you have any questions about the commissions or would like to be a member of a commission yourself, please stop by our student council meeting or during our opening hours. :)

Here you can find the committees in which student representatives also sit.

Faculty Council

The Faculty Council is the central body that can make fundamental decisions. In contrast to the other committees, the Faculty Council is elected in the course of the study parliament elections by the voters of the agricultural faculty and ultimately consists of professors, other university employees and a total of 6 students (2 from each department). together.

Commission Teaching Support

The Teaching Support Commission can decide on the financial resources available to the faculty. Applications can be submitted for, for example, tutoring positions, excursions and other quality-improving measures, which are then checked and compared by the Teaching Support Commission. The commission can then either approve, shorten or delete the application.

Teaching Award Selection Committee

Once a year the teaching award is presented to a teacher in the faculty. For this purpose, students' opinions are collected in the form of a survey, which are then evaluated by the commission.

Examining Board

As the name suggests, examination matters are discussed in the examination committee. These can include, among other things, changes to the examination regulations, but also concerns regarding specific examinations or examination results.

Study Advisory Board/Central Study Commission (Central StuCo)

In the central StuCo, topics relating to the study programs and university life that directly affect us as students are discussed, i.e. it concerns, for example, the planning and organization of the study programs.

StuCo ELW/Nutrition Science/mLMT/AFECO

In addition to the central StuCo, there is a separate StuCo for each degree program in the faculty, where course-specific topics such as concerns regarding specific modules can be discussed.

FK Student Council Conference

Representatives of the various student councils and the AStA at the University of Bonn meet here and discuss all things relevant to them, e.g. distribution of funds, university-wide events or the statutes.