Study Advisor

Your study advisor will advise you on all study-related issues but is also able to refer you to other persons. They can for instance advise on topics related to study delay, personal problems, or chronic illness.

  • If you want to deregister for a tutorial, please contact the tutor directly.
  • Want to deregister from an exam due to illness (or special circumstances)? Please do this directly via the form indicated below. You don't have to contact the study advisor to deregister. 
Deregister from exam due to illness (or special circumstances)

Contact the study advisors if you have questions about:

  • academic skills
  • rules and regulations of the study
  • other issues (be they private or not)
  • a delay in your academic progress (through e.g. (chronic) illness, disability, special circumstances or family circumstances)
  • The phone consultation hour on Th. 11 December is cancelled.
  • There is no walk-in and consultation hour during the winter break (Mo. 22 December 2025 - Fr. 2 January 2026).

Meet your Study Advisors

From left to right: Huub Klein Schiphorst, Janneke Nolles & Sahra Farah

The study advisors can guide and advise you on your study (choice) and setting up an academic plan. They can help you find your way through the amenities Utrecht University offers.

Contact

For not urgent and general questions: e-mail

studyadvisor.use@uu.nl 

For short (urgent) questions: phone

030 253 4070 (Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday from 11:00 to 12:00) 

For short (urgent) questions: walk-in hours

Wednesday and Thursday from 09:30 to 10:30 

Friday from 13:00 to 14:00 

Adam Smith Hall, room 0.20, Kriekenpitplein 21-22, 3584 EC Utrecht 

For complex questions

Make an appointment

  • Make an appointment through the booking tool below (check your spam box for confirmation!).
  • For online meetings via Microsoft Teams (install the app and login with your UU email address): leave a remark in the comment field, if you prefer an online meeting.
  • Face-to-face appointments will take place in the Adam Smith Hall, ground floor (take a seat on the green sofa near room 0.17)