Erasmus Further Questions

Your contact person for course-related matters is the departmental coordinator of the ERASMUS programme of the Law Faculty.

Her responsibilities include advising you on the choice of lectures, signing the Learning Agreement at the beginning of your stay and issuing the Transcript of Records after your ERASMUS stay. You can find the forms on the website Forms and Documents.

ERASMUS-coordination of the Faculty of Law

Some questions or ideas can best be answered and clarified by a personal interview. We are happy to be there for you and support you with ideas and solutions. It’s best to come by, call us or send us an email and we look forward to hearing from you! Please come by in person, contact us also by phone or e-mail (see below). No prior appointment required!

The office hours and contact details can be found on the right-hand side of the red contact button (envelope) on the ERASMUS website. The ERASMUS office is only available by telephone during consultation hours. Likewise, the response to the e-mails is mainly on the days of office hours.

Institute for International and International Private and Commercial Law
Augustinergasse 9, room 5
69117 Heidelberg
Tel.: 06221 / 54 2250
E-mail: erasmus@ipr.uni-heidelberg.de

Dr. Daniel Kaiser at the Examinations Office of the Faculty of Law is exclusively responsible for the recognition of examinations taken by OUTGOING students!

Documents for signature

You can send your documents for signature as a scan via e-mail. The processing of documents usually takes place during office hours. We will process your request as soon as possible.

Your contact point for questions regarding enrollment, orientation, language courses and accommodation as well as general questions about studying and living in Heidelberg is the International Relations Department. This also organises Orientation days for new international students one week before lectures start. 

There are also other services and events for international students organized by the International Relations Division. In addition, they provide a range of comprehensive information for ERASMUS incoming students on studying and living in Heidelberg (e.g. finding accommodation, residence permit, study procedure).

The Student Administration of the International Relations Division is responsible for enrollment at the beginning of your stay, re-enrollment for another semester and exmatriculation at the end of your ERASMUS stay (Issuance of Certificate of Arrival and Certificate of Attendance).

The General Advisory Service of the International Relations Office offers individual assistance and support in all questions and problems relating to your stay in Heidelberg.

The International Study Centre (ISZ) of Heidelberg University offers specialized courses for prospective students with non-German educational qualifications, international exchange, bachelor's and master's students, and international postdocs, doctoral students, staff and alumni.

See also the further information on the language courses offered.