Student advisory service

The content on this page was translated automatically.

Student Advisory Service Catholic Theology

Image: Private

Dominik Bielinski

9th semester, L3


Subject combination: History and Catholic religion

I am Dominik Bielinski, once again the student advisor of the IKTh this semester. I have been studying at the University of Kassel since October 2021.
In the winter semester 2025/26, I will be available to answer all your questions about your studies and help you with organizational problems.


Office hours: Tue 14.00 to 16.00 or on request by e-mail.
The office hours usually take place in the student council room, Kurt-Wolters-Straße 5, room 1005 .


Contact by e-mail: studienberatung_ikth@uni-kassel.de

General student advisory service

Theology, profession and church

More info

Finish line graduation

Forms for the degree in Vocational and Business Education

Mentoring program of the FB 02

Mentoring concept of the Institute
for Catholic Theology


As part of the FB 02 mentoring program, the Institute of Catholic Theology offers mentoring for students at the beginning of their studies to provide support, advice and guidance during the first period of their theological studies.


Students have the opportunity to contact a mentor from the group of female professors at the IKTh, with whom they can discuss any questions about their studies, work out plans for a well-structured course of study and reflect on the status of their studies.

Image: Löber / Stederoth

As a rule, a total of three mentoring appointments are offered:

The first meeting usually takes place in the winter semester and is designed as a mentoring day. Here all first semester students are contacted and invited.
The mentoring day usually takes place as a group event with all three professors. On the one hand, this has the advantage that the students get to know all the professors personally and can ask all of them questions. On the other hand, this also ensures the uniformity and comprehensive nature of the advisory service.

At the end of this event, students can sign one of the mentor lists on display and choose their mentor in this way. Students who do not show up will be assigned to a mentor.

The second appointment, which takes place at the beginning of the summer semester, is an individual mentoring consultation (= related to the mentor) and specifically designated as such
or event.


Here all second semester are contacted.


The same applies to the third appointment, which takes place in the following summer semester (for students in their fourth semester).