Relaxing with a beer while doing something for your body and soul? Yeah, we’re down for that and let’s be real, so are you.
Take an hour out of your busy day to whip your mind back into shape before you tackle your next assignment. And all that with a cold brew, who doesn’t love that.
Oh and bring a mat!
So done with q cards, research and uncomfortable library chairs?
Come by the AStA offices to give our new bean bag chairs a whirl. On top of that, there’ll be board games for a mental break and to get to know new people and a tea making corner.
When?
Monday to Friday, 10AM-1PM, all through March!
The Anonymous Counseling for Women* and Parents is on vacation in the 10th and 11th calendar week (06 March 2023 until 19 March 2023).
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Die Muslimische Hochschulgruppe (MHG) in Dortmund ist eine Community, die muslimische Studierende vernetzen möchte. Wir möchten den inner- und interreligiösen Austausch fördern.
Was verbindest du mit Muslimen?
Was denkst du über den Islam?
Den Meisten fallen da leider mehr negative als positive Assoziationen ein und genau aus dem Grund haben wir unsere Gruppe gegründet. Dadurch möchten wir nicht nur unseren eigenen Horizont erweitern, sondern auch eventuellen Vorurteilen entgegenwirken. Insgesamt ein angenehmes Miteinander auf dem Campus zu schaffen, ist das, wonach wir streben.
Wie wir das realisieren und schaffen wollen?
Mithilfe von zahlreichen Veranstaltungen, wie Ramadanprogramme, Vorträge und Nachhaltigkeitsinitiative.
Du bist interessiert, möchtest mehr erfahren und sogar ein Mitglied werden?
Dann kontaktiere uns gerne über die aufgelisteten Kontaktdaten.
Wir freuen uns darauf, dich kennenzulernen!
Ansprechpartner/in: Seray Halicioglu (Vorstandsvorsitzende)
Cihangir Çakir (stellvertrender Vorstandsvorsitzender)
The Anonymous Counseling for Women* and Parents is on vacation in the 6th calendar week (06 February 2023 until 12 February 2023).
As AStA of TU Dortmund University we join the demand of the Landes-ASten-Treffen (LAT) NRW* to implement a Germany-wide valid 129-Euro-Semesterticket financed by the students as community of solidarity.
If you click on the button, you can write a mail prepared by us to the Dortmund members of the governing parties in the NRW federal parliament and the German Bundestag, the transport ministries in the state and the federal government, the NRW Ministry of Science and the German Ministry of Education and Research. All you have to do is put your name beneath the mail, we have prepared everything else for you. Of course, you can also customize the text and give it a personal touch.
Write a mail to the Dortmund Members of Parliament now!
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The German government plans to introduce a “Deutschlandticket” in 2023. This will make it possible to use public transport throughout Germany for 49 euros a month. This will have a massive impact on the NRW semester ticket, which allows students in NRW to use public transport throughout NRW.
The Dortmund semester ticket currently costs about 37 euros per month. The ticket is provided to all students and is paid for by all students in a solidary way via the semester fee. Therefore, the student body forms a community of solidarity in which everyone pays the same amount for the ticket – regardless of how much the individual person uses the ticket. This is the only reason why the semester ticket can be offered so cheaply. It is currently cheaper than comparable tickets by a factor of ten, but if the semester ticket were to be abolished and students had to resort to the 49-euro ticket, mobility would become significantly more expensive for most.
But affordable mobility is particularly important for the group of students, as a majority has only a low income. The income is usually significantly below the poverty line in Germay of 1251 euros per month. For comparison: the BAföG maximum rate is currently 934 euros per month – and not even 11% of students receive BAföG at all.
In addition, ecological aspects must also be taken into account, because since the introduction of the semester ticket, the proportion of students in NRW who travel to university by car has fallen sharply. And the university also has to build fewer vehicle parking spaces as a result of the semester ticket. Abolishing the ticket would mean that the already scarce space in the city would have to make way for even more parking spaces.
Further, the student body, as a community of solidarity, is able to refund the mobility fee to individual students in justified cases due to social hardship. Since the beginning of the Corona pandemic, the number of applications has multiplied and, given the ongoing energy crisis, a further increase is to be expected. This would no longer be possible if the semester ticket were abolished.
In order for the semester ticket to have a future, reforms will be necessary with the introduction of the “49-Euro-Ticket”: students should also be able to benefit from the new ticket and use public transportation throughout Germany instead of “only” in NRW, which is the case now. In addition, the solidarity model – as described above – enables a further price advantage for students without additional state support. Legally, this price advantage is also necessary to allow solidarity financing.
It is now the task of the state and federal government to establish the conditions for the further development of the successful model semester ticket and thus to ensure affordable and sustainable student mobility!
Now we need you! In order to give more weight to our demands, we want to draw the attention of the Dortmund state and federal parliament members of the governing parties as well as the responsible ministers to the situation of the students. If enough people put pressure on them, the state and federal governments cannot implement a “49-Euro-Ticket” without offering a solution for the more than 750,000 students in NRW and the more than 2.9 million students in Germany!
*LAT NRW is the voluntary association of the students’ union executive boards (ASten) or university-wide student representations and therefore a democratically legitimized, state-wide representation of interests of the student bodies in NRW.
Write a mail to the Dortmund Members of Parliament now!
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If you click on the button, you can write a mail prepared by us to the Dortmund members of the governing parties in the NRW federal parliament and the German Bundestag, the transport ministries in the state and the federal government, the NRW Ministry of Science and the German Ministry of Education and Research. All you have to do is put your name beneath the mail, we have prepared everything else for you. Of course, you can also customize the text and give it a personal touch.
Dear MdB Sabine Poschmann,
Dear MdB Markus Kurth,
Dear MdB Jens Peick,
Dear MdL Anja Butschkau,
Dear MdL Nadja Lüders,
Dear MdL Volkan Baran,
Dear MdL Michael Roels,
Dear MdL Ralf Stoltze,
Dear Members of the Bundestag,
Dear Members of the NRW State Parliament,
Students mobility must be considered when the “49-Euro-Ticket” is introduced. The relief that is made possible for normal subscription customers must also benefit students. That is why I, together with many other students from NRW, am calling for a semester ticket that costs 129 euros per semester and is valid throughout Germany.
Students are dependent on affordable and sustainable mobility to reach the university – not only in view of enormous price increases for everyday life. The semester ticket, which is administered by the student’s union executive board (AStA), is essential for this. Because: The student body forms a solidaric community in which all members pay the same amount – regardless of a persons actual use of the ticket. For this reason, the solidarity-financed NRW semester ticket, for example, is currently ten times cheaper than comparable tickets.
Politicians must create the conditions for the implementation of a future-oriented semester ticket! Abolishing the successful semester ticket model would make mobility significantly more expensive for many students. This would contradict the financially strained situation of many students as well as the basic idea behind the “49-Euro-Ticket”, to make mobility more affordable for everyone and to make public transport more attractive.
I would be pleased if you would consider the needs of the more than 750,000 students in NRW and the more than 2.9 million students in Germany!
Yours sincerely,
Write a mail to the Dortmund Members of Parliament now!
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Our campaign addresses the following Members of Parliament and ministries:
Sabine Poschmann,
Markus Kurth,
Jens Peick,
Anja Butschkau,
Nadja Lüders,
Volkan Baran,
Michael Roels,
Ralf Stoltze,
Members of the Bundestag,
Members of the NRW State Parliament
Write a mail to the Dortmund Members of Parliament now!
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If you have any question regarding the campaign, please contact presse@asta.tu-dortmund.de. Press inquiries can be addressed to the AStA chair at vorsitz@asta.tu-dortmund.de
The anonymous counseling for women* and parents will take place on Monday, January 9th, 2023 only from 10 a.m. to 11 a.m.
With immediate effect (November 28th, 2022), social counseling has been postponed to Tuesday from 2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Counselling will no longer take place in person from September 2024 up to and including February 2025. (Online) appointments can be arranged by email.
In Cooperation with Gewerkschaft Erziehung und Wissenschaft, Landesverband Nordrhein-Westfalen
Office hours: By prior appointment
Contact:
Web: https://www.gew-nrw.de
Mail: hib-dortmund@gew-nrw.de
(Write your phone number in the email request if you want a call back.)
Are you studying to become a teacher and have questions about internships or need information about a part-time job? The internship and part-time job counseling is available to answer these questions. This includes topics such as looking for an internship, questions about the process of your internship, which part-time job brings me personally forward, questions about your rights in the part-time job, difficulties with your employer and much more.
Anonymous feedback: https://asta-dortmund.de/en/feedback-consultation/
Mail: netzwerk.dstip@tu-dortmund.de
Web: https://netzwerk-dstip.asta-dortmund.de/
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The Netzwerk Deutschlandstipendium Dortmund was founded in early 2021 as a platform for active, former, and future Deutschlandstipendium scholars. Our most important goals are interdisciplinary exchange between members, meeting new people, common recreation activities, as well as personal and professional growth. Through the direct connection to the TU Dortmund University as well as to external experts and partners from the free economy, we offer added value to the Deutschlandstipendium scholars and all interested parties, for example through lectures or long-term projects. We place great value on cooperation at eye level to give every member a low-threshold opportunity to actively contribute, try themselves out, and develop as a person. As a student group of the Technical University of Dortmund, the network consists mainly of TU students, but is also open to other universities. The support by the Deutschlandstipendium is a connecting element, but not a prerequisite for participation. Every person who can identify with our goals and our work is welcome.
The network is divided into teams who keep the network running, organize events, and coordinate with each other at regular meetings. We offer open game nights, pub quizzes and much more to promote the exchange among our members and to actively shape student life at the TU Dortmund. Finally, we advocate for a transparent and fair awarding process for the Deutschlandstipendium.
