Faculty Council (GFR)
Tasks
The Faculty Council elects the Deanery, advises on all matters of fundamental importance to the Faculty and must approve the structural and development planning or changes in the subdivisions of the Faculty, such as institutes (establishment, dissolution, ...). The GFR decides on recommendation of appointments and co-optations as well as the study and examination regulations in agreement with the respective study commission appointed by the GFR.
Members
The high faculty board consists of 52 persons. This are:
- all 31 professors and junior professors of Faculty 2, including those adjunct professors with post-doctoral qualifications, status as a professor and authority to supervise theses,
- All co-opted professors (actually 5 coming form the Faculties 1 and 6),
- 3 elected representatives from the academic service,
- 1 elected representative of the administrative and technical staff,
- 3 elected representatives of the doctoral researchers,
- 7 elected representatives of the students.
Contact person faculty office: Min Zhang and Sabine Manthey, Pfaffenwaldring 7, 2. floor, room 2.128 and 2.126
Tel.+49 711 685-66234, Fax +49 711 685-56234, E-Mail faculty office
Committees of the GFRs
The High Faculty Board has established a number of commissions for preliminary consultation and, in some cases, decision-making:
- Honors committee, chairman: Prof. Martin
- Selection committee state graduate support, chairman: Dean Prof. Hofmann
- Strategy development group, chairman: Dean Prof. Hofmann, contact person faculty office: Ulrich Rentschler
- Study commission funds committee, chairman: Dean of Students Prof. Jünger, contact person faculty office: Sabine Manthey
Committees related to study programs
Study Comm.
Tasks
The faculty's Study Commissions make recommendations on the further development of the study programs and on the use of the funds earmarked for study and teaching. They participate in the evaluation of teaching.
Members
Each Study Commission has a maximum of ten members, four of whom are students. The Dean of Studies of the study program chairs the Study Commission. If required, the names of the ordinary members of the Study Commissions can be requested from the Faculty Office.
Examination Comm.
Tasks
The examination committee of the respective egree programme organises the examinations, decides (if necessary by the person chairing it) on applications for extensions of the deadline etc. and ensures that the examination regulations are observed. The examination board appoints the examiners.
Members
The composition of an examination committee is regulated in the examination regulations of the respective study program. You will find the chairpersons of the examination committees in C@MPUS.
Select.+Admis. Comm.
Selection and admissions committee
Tasks
The respective selection committees (for Bachelor's programs with selection procedures or admission restrictions, at Faculty 2 IuI, UMW and VIng) or the respective admission committee (for all Master's programs) decide on the admission of prospective students.
Members
The composition of the selection committees, most of which are appointed by the GFR, is laid down in the respective admissions regulations:
- Selection committee for Real Estate Engineering and Management: 1 university teacher, 1 member of the full-time scientific staff, 1 advisor from the group of students;
- Selection committee for Environmental Engineering: 2 members of full-time scientific staff, including 1 from the group of professors, 2 from the group of students as advisors; proposal by the Joint Commission for Environmental Engineering, appointment by Rector;
- Selection committee for Transport Eningeering: 3 members of full-time scientific staff, including at least 1 from the group of professors
As a general rule, the admission committees are identical to the respective examination committees (see the respective admissions regulations). Exceptions are
- The Admissions Committee for Environmental Engineering: 2 members of the full-time scientific staff, including at least 1 from the group of university lecturers; one student possible as advisor
- The Admissions Committee for Transport Engineering: Identical to the selection committee for the Bachelor's program in Transport Engineering
Further Committees
Doctoral committee
Tasks
The doctoral committee decides on the processes in the doctoral procedures of the faculty, such as the acceptance as a doctoral candidate, the admissions to the doctoral examination and the appointment of the examination committees for the individual doctoral procedures. Its other tasks are described in the current doctoral regulations [DE] of the University of Stuttgart.
Chairperson: Dean, actually Dean Prof. Dr.-Ing. Jan. Hofmann
Contact person faculty office: Min Zhang
Members
In Faculty 2, professors, tenure-track professors, junior professors, extraordinary professors and private lecturers form the Doctoral Committee.
Habilitation commission
Tasks
The habilitation commission decides on the processes on the processes in the faculty's habilitation procedures such as admission to the habilitation, the appointment of reviewers for the habilitation procedures as well as the assessment of the habilitation thesis and the oral habilitation performance. It decides on the designation of the subject or subject area of a habilitation.
Chairperson: Dean, actually Dean Prof. Dr.-Ing. Jan. Hofmann
Contact person faculty office: Min Zhang
Members
The Habilitation Commission consists of the full-time professors working in the faculty as well as the private lecturers who are members of the High Faculty Board.
Officers
Prof. Dr.-Ing. Christian Moormann
Institute of Geotechnical Engineering (IGS), Pfaffenwaldring 35
Tel. +49 711 685-62437, E-Mail Prof. Moormann
Dr.-Ing Joachim Schwarte and Dipl.-Ing. Paul Schmieder
responsible for the study programs
- Civil Engineering B. A., B. Sc. and M. Sc.
- Real Estate Engineering and Management B. Sc. and M. Sc.
- Transport Engineering B. Sc. and M. Sc.
Institute of Construction Materials (IWB), Pfaffenwaldring 4
Tel. +49 711 685-62741 and -62740, Fax +49 711 685-63349, E-Mail Schwarte and E-Mail Schmieder
apl. Prof. Dr.-Ing. Daniel Dobslaw
responsible for the study programs Environmental Engineering B. Sc. and M. Sc.
Institute for Sanitary Engineering, Water Quality and Solid Waste Management (ISWA), Department of Multiscale Environmental Process Engineering, Bandtäle 2
Tel. +49 711 685-65406, Fax +49 711 685-63729, E-Mail D. Dobslaw
Anne Weiß, M. A., M. Sc.
Study program WAREM, Pfaffenwaldring 7
Tel. +49 711 685-66616, E-Mail A. Weiß
Terms of office: October 1st, 2023 until September 30th, 2026
Lisa-Marie Krauß, M. Sc.
Institute for Structural Mechanics IBB, Pfaffenwaldring 7
Tel. +49 711 685-66119, E-Mail Gleichstellungsbeauftragte
Terms of office: October 1st, 2023 until September 30th, 2026
Prof. Dr.-Ing. Manfred Bischoff
Institute of Structural Mechanics (IBB), Pfaffenwaldring 7, 1. floor, room 1.004
Tel. +49 711 685-66123, Fax +49 711 685-82484, E-Mail Prof. Bischoff
Student's organisations
Council
Student Council
Chairman: Nico Riffel (TrEng/VIng)
Deputy chairman: Lena Ballheimer
SO CE
Student organisation Civil Engineering
Spokesperson: Lucas Zwansleitner
Pfaffenwaldring 7, GF, room 0.152
Tel. +49 711 685-66151, E-Mail SO CE
EE
Student organisation Environmental Engineering
Spokesperson: Tamara Bühler
Pfaffenwaldring 9, GF, room 0.164
Tel. +49 711 685-66412, E-Mail SO EE
SO REEM
Student organisation Real Estate Engineering and Management
Spokesperson: Rebecca Boger
Pfaffenwaldring 7, EG, room 0.153
Tel. +49 711 685-66158, E-Mail SO REEM
SO TEng
Student organisation Transport Engineering
Spokesperson: Simon Stubbe
Pfaffenwaldring 7, 1. floor, room 1.170
Tel. +49 711 685-65771, E-Mail SO TEng