Basics

Here you'll find the basics of the StuPa.

Definition

The student parliament is the highest decision-making body of the constituted student body.

Tasks

Within the student body, the Student Parliament (StuPa) performs the following tasks:

  • Passing resolutions on cross-faculty matters concerning the student body
  • Electing and overseeing members of the General Students' Committee (AStA)
  • Approving and overseeing the budget, as well as voting on budget expenditures exceeding €2,000
  • Determining student body fees
  • Appointing one advisory member each to the Senate and the various faculty councils
  • Appointing student members to the Quality Assurance Funds Commission (QSMK) and voting on the use of student quality assurance funds based on proposals submitted by the QSMK
  • Enacting, amending, and suspending the statutes and regulations of the student body

Organisation

The Student Parliament (StuPa) consists of 20 voting members: four elected student members of the Senate and 16 directly elected members. In addition, each student representative body (Fach­schaft) sends one non-voting advisory member. The StuPa is elected annually and, for that term, elects a presidium from among its members, consisting of a President and two deputies.

StuPa meetings take place once a month during the semester and are open to the public.

QSM-Commission

The QSMK is a working group of the Student Parliament (StuPa). All applications for student quality assurance funds are deliberated within the Quality Assurance Commission (QSMK). The QSMK develops a proposal regarding the use of these student quality assurance funds, which is then put to a vote in the Student Parliament.

The commission consists of three members from each faculty. Two of these members are nominated by the student representative bodies (Fach­schaften) and confirmed by the Student Parliament, while the third is elected from among the members of the Student Parliament and the General Students' Committee (AStA).

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