The AStA is looking for an Awareness Officer to start on 15.10.2026!

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Last updated 7. October 2026 | Sprecherinnen

Are you interested in doing structural and hands-on work related to awareness here at the AStA? Together with one other person and the student representatives, you would work on improving our structures.
Together with another Awareness Officer, you will be responsible on a full-time basis for revising and developing awareness initiatives for the AStA, with the aim of making it a less discriminatory environment. In this role, you will embody the institutionalisation of awareness within the AStA. Where required, you will support student events with awareness-activities and undertake continuous professional development.

What you’ll be doing

  • Developing awareness concepts for events
  • Establishing awareness structures within the AStA
  • Setting up and coaching awareness teams
  • Stocking awareness boxes
  • Providing awareness advice and carrying out public relations work
  • Networking with committees and student organisations

What you’ll bring to the role

  • Knowledge of the AStA’s services and its work
  • Empathy
  • motivation to work as part of the Awareness team and to engage with others to gain different perspectives
  • Ideally, work experience in the field of awareness
  • Strong willingness to communicate, with a confident and friendly manner
  • Keen eye for identifying areas for improvement within existing structures
  • High degree of reliability, initiative and discretion
  • Critical reflection on hierarchies and power dynamics

About the AStA

The AStA is the elected representative body for students at Lüneburg University. It runs various support services (KonRad, EliStu, BAföG advice, ToLi, office team, etc.), organises cultural events, carries out political education work, and represents students in the public sphere and in dealings with the university.

We offer a lively, active and diverse team, insights into the workings of student representation in higher education policy, flat hierarchies, plenty of opportunities to get involved and have a say on an equal footing, as well as office workspaces with unlimited coffee.

We want an AStA that represents social diversity. We are therefore especially eager to receive applications from people who are part of marginalized (discriminated against) groups!

Please send your application (a short CV and a covering letter) from now until 16 September to Sofia, the HR officer, at personal@asta-lueneburg.de. If you have any questions, you can also contact her there or pop into the AStA office in Building 9.