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Find answers to the most common questions about the student festival.
Fadderuke is the student orientation week, filled with social and academic events to give you the best possible start to your studies.
If you have purchased a festival pass, you'll get free access to almost all events. Only a few special events require a separate ticket such as pub runs. Please note that many events also require advance registration, and you'll need to reserve a free ticket beforehand to attend.
There is no specific deadline for purchasing tickets
The full schedule is available on the main page of this website. You can see featured events and daily schedules.
For most events, you need to be 18 years or older. Please check the specific event details for more information.
Open the event in the weekly schedule and click the sign-up button. If an event has limited capacity, spots are first come, first served.
Ticket refunds depend on the organizer and ticket platform. Check the event details first, and contact us if you need help with a specific purchase.
We aim to use accessible venues whenever possible. Accessibility notes are listed per event, and you can contact us in advance for specific assistance.
Yes. Most larger events offer non-alcoholic drinks, and many have food nearby or on site. Check each event card for practical details.
Bring valid ID, your ticket if required, weather-appropriate clothing, and a charged phone. For day activities, comfortable shoes are recommended. To enter the concerts on Monday, Friday, and Saturday, you must also wear your official Fadder T-shirt.
Absolutely. Recruitment opens before the next semester. Follow our channels and contact us if you want updates when applications open.
Wristband pickup information is coming soon. We will publish place and opening hours as soon as it is confirmed.
No. Bringing your own alcoholic or non-alcoholic drinks into the event areas is not permitted. Drinks and refreshments can be purchased inside the venue.
Yes. You must have a valid student ID, and your semester fee must be paid.
If you are starting at the university now, you are a first-year student in the buddy program, whether you start a bachelor or a master. Returning students are buddies.
Stay home and rest. Inform your buddy group if needed, and contact medical services if symptoms are serious or get worse.
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