Committees and bodies : at the Department of Social Work

(The term of office begins on 1 April 2025 and lasts for two years.)

Christine Hannelore Keil
Antonia Rotte
Justin Leon Taylor
Viktoria Wiebe

Legal basis:
§ 44 HHG Departmental Council

(1) The Departmental Council advises on matters of fundamental importance to the department. It is in charge of:

1. Issuing examination regulations and study programme regulations,
2. Proposals for the establishment and discontinuation of study programmes,
3. Coordination of research projects,
4. Proposals for development planning,
5. Statement on the target agreements pursuant to Section 7(3),
6. Decisions on the professorial appointment proposals of the Appointments Committee,
7. Decisions pursuant to Section 25, proposals pursuant to Section 26 and commissions pursuant to Section 32(4),
8. Proposals for the establishment and closure of academic and technical facilities,
9. Decisions on the establishment and closure of working groups,
10. Regulation of the use of departmental facilities within the framework of the usage regulation(s).

(2) The Departmental Council shall consist of seven members of the professorial group, three students, two academic members and one administrative-technical member; at a university of applied sciences, it shall consist of six members of the professorial group, four students and one academic or one administrative-technical member. The members of the Dean's Office shall sit on the Departmental Council in an advisory capacity.

(3) The Dean shall chair the Departmental Council.

(4) Following the formation and merger of departments, the Senate shall appoint a Departmental Council until the election of the members in accordance with paragraph 2.

Pleasenote: Pleasecontact the Examination Board directly via the Chair!

Prof. Dr Ines Kadler-Neuhausen

Anna Hochholzer

Prof. Dr Stephanie Ernst
Prof. Dr Jutta Buchner-Fuhs
Anne Zentgraf

The Examination Board is in charge of all study programmes within the Department of Social Work.

The Examination Board is responsible in particular for the following tasks:

• Setting the examination dates and resident's registration deadlines for examinations and announcing them; at least one examination date must be scheduled per semester;
• deciding on admission to examinations,
• deciding on the oral repeat examination in accordance with Section 14(2),
• monitoring compliance with the examination regulations,
• making proposals for the reform of the study and examination regulations,
• Organising the transfer of examination performances achieved outside the applicable degree programme examination regulations
• Appointment of examiners and assessors (examination committees)

on the examination regulations

Nicolas Bode
Ulrike Klingelhöfer

Antonia Rotte
Nora Braun

The tasks of the Internship Committee are set out in the study programme statutes:

BASA-P (start of programme for the 2015/16 winter semester): § 11

BASA-Online / BASA-Dual: § 5

BiB: § 11