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At the Examinations Office, Biochemistry students can get administrative help regarding their studies, including entering of grades and credits in Campus Management, management of examinations, registration of internships/final thesis and obtaining certificates.

The Campus Library for Natural Sciences, Cultural Sciences, Educational Sciences, Mathematics, Computer Science and Psychology holds about 1 million books and other literature on 10,000 square meters. Here, you can find almost 1,000 quiet workplaces as well as group rooms, which you can reserve online and use for studying alone or together with fellow students.

The Library contains a large collection of scientific textbooks on the first floor, and you can borrow most textbooks. If you enjoy studying at the university rather than at home and if you want to avoid dragging books around, there is a reading room on the second floor.

The Mensa FU II is the largest canteen on Campus Dahlem and is located in the Rost- and Silberlaube. Opening hours are Mondays to Fridays from 8:30 am to 6:30 pm. Lunch is served between 11:00 am and 2:30 pm - salads, soups, hot meals (including vegan/vegetarian options), fruit and desserts are available. Before and after lunch time, you can buy coffee and other drinks as well as snacks like bread rolls and cake.

This is the Student-Service-Centre that provides general student counseling and helps with applications and other administrative issues. It also offers psychological counseling and services for international students.

Takustr. 6 is the other building on Campus Dahlem that houses FUB Biochemistry research groups. The Advanced Biochemistry Part I lectures are held in its large lecture hall. The building is also called "Crystallography" (Kristallographie) because it of its long-standing association with X-ray crystallography.

The Hahn-Meitner-Bau is the main building of FUB Biochemistry, and some research groups are located here. This building was named after the famous scientists Otto Hahn and Lise Meitner who together with Fritz Straßmann worked here and discovered nuclear fission in the 1930s. The Lise Meitner lecture hall is on the second floor. The orientation days, the “Tombola” and the Advanced Biochemistry Part II lectures are held here.

The Vegetarian Cafeteria is located next to the Hahn-Meitner-Bau and offers vegan and vegetarian lunch and drinks between 11:00 am and 2:30 pm. The cafeteria has a spacious outdoor area where you can enjoy good weather and your lunch at the same time.

At the computing services, Zedat, you can find many computer workstations and technical service assistance. Here, you can also inexpensively and quickly print scripts or posters.