Study support and advice

Study advisors BSS

You can contact the study advisors as a prospective student, student or former student in (special needs)pedagogy or educational sciences and AOLB.

You can ask the study advisors all your questions about the study of (special needs)pedagogy and educational sciences and AOLB, for example about:

• the content of the study
• the content and planning of your studies
• choices in your study
• questions about registrations
• rules and regulations within the study
• questions about following courses outside (special needs)pedagogy
• questions relating to studying abroad
• questions relating to professional prospects
• the application for your diploma

The study advisors will also monitor your study progress and, if necessary, invite you for a study progress interview. You can also contact them with more personal matters. All kinds of regulations have been put in place that can offer support in the form of time and money. In the event of (imminent) study delay, it is therefore advisable to contact one of the student advisors in time. They know who is the best person to turn to. Together we will then find the best solution for you.

The study advisors at Pedagogical Sciences and Educational Sciences and AOLB are:

• Corrine van der Meer
• Irene Niessen
• Marlies Roijakkers

Appointments

Make an appointment with a study advisor for Pedagogical and Educational Sciences and AOLB through our online booking system or at the Education Desk via tel: 050-363 6301.

Visiting address: Nieuwenhuis building, Grote Rozenstraat 38, ground floor (rooms 18, 20 and 21).

Questions via e-mail

If you have any questions, you can also contact the study advisors by e-mail: studieadvies.pedok rug.nl.

Walk-in hours

For short questions, you can come to the walk-in hour. The walk-in hour takes place every Wednesday between 11:00 and 12:00. There is no need to make an appointment! Please note that if you come just before noon, the study advisor may not have enough time for you.

During walk-in hours, you can visit:
Irene Niessen, room 21, Nieuwenhuis Building.