• Equal Opportunity Commission

    Contact one of the following regarding equal opportunity issues:

     

    for professors:

    Jun.-Prof. Dr. Katharina Schmidt (Wintersemester)

    Prof. Dr. Aliyah El Mansy (Sommersemester)

    for the non‐professorial academic staff:

    Frau Dr. Annette Hüffmeier

    for non-academic staff:

    Frau Claudia Deimann

    for students:

    Anna Sophie Müller
    E-Mail: gleichstellungfb01@uni-muenster.de

    Regular office hour for issues regarding equal opportunities: on appointment

    Office of Gender Equality, Department 01
    Open consultation hours:
    Mondays from 0 p.m. to 1 p.m.
    in room ETH 106 a
    offers a regular consultation hour for gender equality issues.
    E-mail: gleichstellungsbuerofb01@uni-muenster.de

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  • Compatibility of family, care, career and studies

    Compatibility of family, care and career or studies

    Studying with child(ren)

    Students with children are also very welcome at FB01! The organisation of studying with child(ren) places very special demands on parents/guardians. We would like to support you with this:

    The pages of the central Equal Opportunities Office of the University of Münster provide a very good overview of assistance and offers on the subject of studying with children: Studying with children. Here you will find, among other things, a brochure on the subject and various programmes and advice centres for young parents, such as the Studi-Kidz-Café, childcare services or the Madame Courage donation project for single parents.

    The Protestant Theological Faculty (Universitätsstraße 13 - 17) has set up a breastfeeding and nappy-changing facility in room ETH 308a. Further nappy-changing and breastfeeding facilities as well as parent-child rooms can be found here.

    If you have any questions or need support, please contact the Equal Opportunities Officers and their representatives (see above).

    Caring for relatives

    Studying with relatives in need of care requires organisational talent and resilience. The University of Münster offers various options for organising your studies in a care-friendly way so that you can still study with caring responsibilities.

    If you have any questions or need support, please contact the Equal Opportunities Officers and their representatives (see above).

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    Freedom for research

    At its meeting on 30.04.2025, the Equal Opportunities Commission of our department decided that it would very much like to support nominations of suitable candidates for the EKD's Hanna-Jursch Young Talent Award.

    Please forward any suggestions to gleichstellungsbuerofb01@uni-muenster.de.

  • Working Group Queer

    The working group Queer consists of members of the Faculty of Protestant Theology who aim at making diversity more transparent at the faculty – within studies, during everyday university life and with each other.

    During regular meetings, members can reflect, plan, organize and be inspired.

    The working group Queer is a safe space and welcomes everyone to join, discuss and meet new people. There are also events beyond the faculty meetings in more casual settings. Everybody is welcome!

    For more information and further questions:

    instagram.com/akqueer

    akqueer.fb01@uni-muenster.de

     

© Wiewel
© Deimann

Exibition "Together against sexism"

The poster exhibition in the foyer (ground floor) of the faculty can be viewed until Thursday, November 20, 2025.

Actions for the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women

November 25 is the annual International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women. It was established by the United Nations and aims to repeatedly bring the threat of gender-based violence to the forefront of public attention. The University of Münster participates every year with various activities. 

Please continue reading here on the Office for Gender Equality website and find out more about the lecture program on offer from November 18, 2025.

© Uni MS - Johannes Straeßer

25th November: Stop violence against women!

WWU Münster positions itself on this international action day

25th of November is international action day to stop violence against women. It focuses on placing the threat of gender specific violence in the center of societal attention. To set a clear and widely visible example for the university’s clear position against female violence, an orange flag is run up on the main university building from 22.-25.November.

A nationwide help phone “Violence against women” offers anonymous counseling.

More information about the WWUs action day can be found here.

Kirsten Henkel
© Gerd Neuhold, Graz

Dr. habil. Sabine Plonz received the "Elizabeth-Gössmann-Prize" (10.12.19) for excellent work in the field of female and gender research.
 

(7.6.2018)
The wishing table
© István Oláh
(7.6.2018)
The wishing table
© István Oláh