Student advisory service Earth and Climate Sciences
The teaching team of the Department of Earth and Planetary Sciences supports students and lecturers with questions relating to the study programmes.
Frequently asked questions
The academic services of ETH Zurich have put together a list of the most frequently asked questions about all kinds of administrative matters. Please refer to the FAQs before contacting the study administration.
If you couldn't find the answer on the web, please send an email to or arrange an appointment.
Contacts
Stephen Arpagaus is your contact person for the following study-specific topics:
- Bachelor's programme
- Validation of grades and grading conference
- Requests for degree
- Military service request for postponements
Mirjam Kandler is your contact person for the following study-specific topics:
- Study terms and deadlines (Bachelor, Master, Teaching Diploma and exchange)
- Validation of grades
- ETH awards and medals (Master and Doctorate)
- Doctorate and doctoral administration
Karin Mellini is your contact person for the following study-specific topics:
- Master's programmes
- Teaching Diploma for Geography
- Study counselling
- Admission requirements (Bachelor, Master, Teaching Diploma)
Dr. Adrian Gilli is the contact person for lecturers and teaching related matters:
- Advice for lecturers
- Curriculum development
- Teaching evaluation
- Teaching and learning technologies
The study coordination, in collaboration with the Director of Studies Prof. Heather Stoll handles any special requests or applications related to your studies.
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For advice about exchange programmes, study plans for student exchange as well as for recognition of achievements obtained abroad, please contact Dr. Cédric Schmelzbach.
Support in everyday study life and with personal concerns, confidentially and free of charge. The Counselling and Coaching team is happy to help you. They are open from Monday to Friday.
Study Advisors
For information and advice on subject combinations, specialisations, and study plans during the Bachelor's and Master's programme.
