Hardship scholarship for students in financial need

Have you heard about the hardship scholarship of the Stura?

The student representation financially supports students that are confronted to a hard financial situation. They ask us to share the following information:

Dear Students,

the corona pandemic is a challenge for all of us. Many of you might loose their jobs or cannot be supported by their parents anymore in case they loose parts of their income due to corona. We do not want anybody to drop out of university due to financial reasons. That is why we want to remind you of the option to apply for a hardship scholarship. This is a special scholarship to prevent students in financial trouble from dropping out of university. Please send applications to haertefallkommission@stura.uni-heidelberg.de. Here you will find information on all the documents we need: https://www.stura.uni-heidelberg.de/angebote/info/hardship-scholarship/ (english). Currently applications can only be submitted via e-mail. This scholarship is an offer to all students in financial need including refugees and students from abroad.

Stay safe!

Old exams can be copied again

The Mathematikon can be accessed by students again (Obligation to wear a FPP2 mask or a medical mask), nonetheless the library remains closed. Therefore if you need old exams we will print them directly for you, you just need to choose a date and tell us which exams you need in the following form:
https://mathphys.stura.uni-heidelberg.de/w/altklausuren-ausleihe/

Please be very punctual, respect the higiene and distance rules and coordinate yourself with your friends (such that at little students as possible need to come in person). Thank you and stay healthy!

Updates regarding working group fair (fAIM)

We have finally gathered enough registrations for the working group fAIM that will be held this Thursday, such that a preliminary time schedule is now online: https://aim.mathphys.info/zeitplan.html

Furthermore the working groupes provided us descriptions of their current research that you can find on the fAIM-Webpage: https://aim.mathphys.info/#

The event will take place on the Platform Discord where every research group will get their own room. The link to the discord-server will be published on the day of the event. See you soon!

Save the date: fAIM on the 28th of January!

On the 28.01.2021, we are going to host the fernArbeitsgruppenInspirationsMesse (research group fair) – short fAIM together with the Faculty of Physics and Astronomy. \\
Starting at 2 pm, you can digitally meet professors, PHD students, masters students and other members from different research groups and talk about
thesis projects, a HiWi job or generally the current research in the groups. \\
For more information, a time-schedule and a short presentation of the participating research groups please visit https://www.aim.mathphys.info/#.

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New student at Heidelberg University?

The students’ representatives council MathPhysInfo is offering an induction event for all new Master’s students on Wednesday, October 28, 2020 starting at 3pm (CEST). As this event mainly addresses questions regarding the organization of studies and various service offers for an everyday life of a student in Heidelberg, it aims to especially introduce newly arriving students at Heidelberg University to their new learning and living environment. After an introductory presentation there will be plenty of time to ask individual questions, so that everything is set for the winter term. Please note that there might be an additional welcome event from the faculty or institute for your programme.

The Master’s induction event is open for all postgraduate students in the Mathematics, Applied Computer Science, Computer Engineering, Physics and Scientific Computing programmes.

Due to the unprecedented current situation this event will take place online. In order to join the virtual event, you simply have to visit the following webpage: https://bbb.stura.uni-heidelberg.de/b/tom-zhe-2w6

Please don’t hesitate asking questions already prior to the event via email to fachschaft@mathphys.info

For all those of you who aren’t able to attend this event online, we are planning to record the talk and upload it here afterwards: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=grDaC59Ko1c

UPDATE: Limited access to the student council room

Due to circumstances presented by the coronavirus, our student council room is only accessible within limits. To allow for normal operation during the semester break, we reopen the students council room once a week. During the Office Hours students are available to answer your questions and support you with your studies.

However, please write an email to avoid a crowded students council room. Furthermore, bring your face mask and obey the additional hygiene rules displayed at the entrance of the Mathematikon.

 

Limited access to the student council room

Due to circumstances presented by the coronavirus, our student council room is only accessible within limits. To allow for normal operation and the distribution of old exam papers in particular, we have created a Doodle to display all the timeslots we can manage and operate.

Please choose a free timeslot and arrive on time to ensure limited (to no) contact with previous or following students. Don’t forget your PPE to reduce risk of infection for us and yourself. If no slot is available, we are fully booked – do not worry though, new timeslots are added regularly.

If you have time to help out us and other students, you can gladly contact us and help out with exam distribution as a volunteer.

E-Mails of our faculties to the students

Dear fellow students,

the deans and deans of studies of our faculties recently wrote e-mails informing about the current situation concerning the state of teaching in the summer semester.

The Faculty of Mathematics and Computer Science published the e-mails on the start page of the faculty homepage.

Unfortunately the e-mails by the physics-dean of studies have not been published on the faculty homepage. As not all our students have received these mails you can find them here:

03.05.20: deanofstudies_mail3 (pdf)
15.04.20:  deanofstudies_mail2 (pdf)
03.04.20: deanofstudies_mail1 (pdf)

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New student at Heidelberg University?

The students’ representatives council MathPhysInfo is offering an induction event for all new Master’s students on Thursday, April 16, 2020 starting at 2pm (CEST). As this event mainly addresses questions regarding the organization of studies and various service offers for an everyday life of a student in Heidelberg it aims to especially introduce newly arriving students at Heidelberg University to their new learning and living environment. After an introductory presentation there will be plenty of time to ask individual questions, so that everything is set for the summer term. Please note that there might be an additional welcome event from the faculty or institute for your programme.

The Master’s induction event is open for all postgraduate students in the Mathematics, Applied Computer Science, Computer Engineering, Physics and Scientific Computing programmes.

Due to the unprecedented current situation this event will take place online. In order to join the virtual event on the heiCONF platform, you simply have to visit the following webpage: https://heiconf.uni-heidelberg.de/mif-7h3-gyt

Please don’t hesitate asking questions already prior to the event via email to fachschaft@mathphys.stura.uni-heidelberg.de

Update April 17: For all those of you who weren’t able to attend this event online, the following recording has been created. You can find the slides online and also the questions and answers from the chat.