Peer-Mentoring Psychologie

Supports psychology students—especially first-year students—by providing orientation and study guidance from trained mentors from higher semesters.

Who is it for?

Psychology students, especially first-year students

Program overview

The Peer-Mentoring Psychology program at the University of Vienna accompanies psychology students during entry and the first semesters. The offer is carried out by students from higher semesters who complete a specific training before taking on the role.

What mentees can expect

• Orientation in the degree: Support with study organization, course selection, and common questions at the start of studies.
• Exchange with other students: Opportunities to network and exchange experiences.
• Accompanying offerings: Workshops, information events, and accompanying materials for deeper orientation.
• Timing: The actual mentoring meetings begin in the winter semester after the introductory phase.

For (prospective) mentors

Mentors are students from higher semesters who undergo preparatory training. The program provides a structure for committed students to serve as peer mentors and support others at the start of their studies.

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