Study Service Center (SSC) Physics

The Study Service Center (SSC) Physics is the Department of Physics’ central point of contact for questions related to academic studies, as well as for high school students, schools, and teachers on the following topics:

  • All questions regarding studying in the Department of Physics
  • Advising on all academic topics by appointment (book appointments via StudOn)
  • Access privileges for students in the Department of Physics
  • High school internships
  • School class visits

For all inquiries and questions, please feel free to contact the SSC Physics by email. Students also have the option to schedule appointments for a personal consultation.

For all the latest information relevant to your studies—including contact persons, FAQs, internships, and seminars—please join the StudOn group for the Study Service Center (SSC) Physics .

Please check your FAU email inbox. We are required to use this address for all communication. Please reply using this email address as well.

SSC Physics – Hours and Contact Information

SSC Physics – Office

Monday–Thursday

9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.

Room 00.529 in building Section B2, Staudtstraße 7, 91058 Erlangen

We strive to respond to all inquiries within 2 business days. We appreciate your understanding if it takes a little longer in some cases.

Please note that your email may be forwarded to the relevant departments (Dean of Studies, Examinations Committee, Examination Office, Physics department office, Student Advisory Office, etc.). Please let us know if you do not wish your e-mail to be forwarded.

Personal Consultation

Personal AdvisoryTo schedule a one-on-one consultation, you can book an appointment directly through StudOn (available only to enrolled students).

About Us

apl. Prof. Dr. Robert Lahmann

Student Advising

Research Areas: Radio and Acoustic Detection of Ultra-High-Energy Neutrinos

For more information on Associate Professor Robert Lahmann, visit this page.

Prof. Dr. Michael Schmiedeberg

Student Advising

Theoretical physics of soft condensed matter: gels, glassy dynamics, complex colloidal systems, biophysics, and soft quasicrystals

Theoretical Physics: Lab for Emergent Phenomena

For more information about Prof. Dr. Michael Schmiedeberg and his research, visit this page.

Ursula Maerker

General organization and primary point of contact at the on-site office