Below, you can see a few examples of what we can give you guidance on:

• Your well-being
• Study technique and motivation
• Study doubt and study skills
• Change of programme and selecting a master's
• Choices along the way in your education
• Leave of absence, parental leave, illness and withdrawal
• Group collaboration and conflicts

Remember, you are always welcome to make use of us multiple times during your time of study.

Although the General Student Guidance does not have in-depth knowledge of your study programme, we have great insights when it comes to student life and well-being. We have a number of tools, methods and knowledge that we can draw on, and thus we can: 

• be your professional partner for discussion
• help you see things from different perspectives
• help you see what options you have
• inspire you on how you can move forward 

We do not make decisions for you, but we help you to be able to help yourself.

Confidentiality

Naturally, we treat all information with confidentiality, and you can always contact us anonymously.

It should be pleasant for you to attend student counselling. You decide what we discuss, and whether the session should take the form of a:

• Video call
• Phone call
• Physical meeting
• Walk & talk

All sessions are free of charge. We set aside 45 minutes for a session, and you can always have a follow-up if you need more time.

If you have subject specific questions regarding your study programme or you need to discuss an individual study plan, we recommend that you contact your student counsellor at your study programme instead. You can read more about what your student counsellor at your study programme can help with and find their contact information here.