General information about the Student Parliament

The Student Parliament is the central legislative body of the Constituted Student Body. It is comparable to the german Bundestag on a federal political level. In our committee elections, the candidates run in the form of lists. The elections take place together with the elections of the Student Representatives' Council and usually also with the elections of the university bodies in the summer semester.

The StuPa passes important resolutions for the Student Body and determines the guidelines and orientation for the representation of its interests at Ulm University.
Among other things, the budget, work programs and guidelines, such as the Constituted Student Body's mission statement, are discussed and decided upon here to fulfill the Constituted Student Body's tasks. The StuPa also elects the Executive Committee (StEx), appoints other student and university bodies and sets up committees and commissions for special tasks. The Student Parliament deals with the Quality Assurance Means (QSM), reviews the work of the StEx and sets up an electoral committee to conduct elections.

You can find more about the Student Parliament in the organization statutes, e.g. in § 7.

All sessions of the Student Parliament are public and every student (elected or not) has the possibility to make motions (e.g. by e-mail) and to have a say.

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