Your Study Advisors are Nyncke Kramer, Maaike Wouda and Ivana Cerovecki.

What does a study advisor do?

Study advisors have the specific role of helping you whenever possible, to prevent and/or find solutions to problems relating to your study and stay in Utrecht, such as personal problems, illness, problems with study skills or if you are falling behind. Study advisors work in the Faculty and therefore have excellent insight into the possibilities and problems of studying in your particular discipline. Furthermore, they have good contacts with the lecturers in the Faculty and can therefore act as a link between teaching staff and students. You can find further details here.

 

Adjustment contact options Study Advisors Humanities

The Study Advisors of the Faculty of Humanities have daily telephone hours:

  • 030-253 6990
    from 10.00 - 12.00 on working days

The walk-in hours have been cancelled until further notice.

Questions?

We will work from home and remain accessible through email. If you have any questions, send us an email and we will contact you as soon as possible. Click on your Study Advisor's name to open their profile page with the most up-to-date contact information.

Making an appointment

Appointments are as usual and will be held through Microsoft Teams (install the app and log in with your UU mail address). To make an appointment, please call the Humanities Student Information Desk.

Updates corona virus measures

For the latest updates on the UU corona virus measures, go to https://www.uu.nl/en/organisation/practical-matters/information-coronavirus.

Contact

StudieadviesMCW.GW@uu.nl

Who to go to with a question?

  • Specific or complex questions about your programme > your programme's Study Advisor.
  • General questions or urgent issues > any of the office hours
  • A more elaborate consult (max. 30 minutes) > make an appointment via the Student Desk Humanities or via the telephone office hours

If you think you are falling behind in your studies, please contact your Study Advisor as soon as possible.

What does a study advisor do?

The Study Advisors are there as/for, among other things:

  • Counselor
  • Questions about program
  • Illness and special circumstances
  • Arrangements and procedures
  • Personal conversation
  • Complaints, objection, appeal
  • Improve academic skills
  • Intake interview handicap/chronic illness for facilities
  • Submit evidence if test missed due to force majeure