This page introduces the structure of the website of the Faculty of Informatics, and helps you find the main information (what you can find where, and where you can find what) by means of: the short video above; a more detailed text, in the form of questions (below).   This guide is particularly aimed at the Faculty of Informatics community, but other users may also find it helpful.     How is the Faculty of Informatics website structured? The Faculty of Informatics website is organized into five main sections which you can reach and surf using the main menu: About. This section contains general information on who the Faculty is (portrait, key figures, history, mission), the Faculty’s organizational structure, its people, its partnerships, and on how to work with the Faculty. Study. This section contains information on the study curricula offered by the Faculty (Bachelor’s, Master’s, PhD programme, Auditing classes), providing all related information for prospective students to apply for and organize their studies. The section also contains practical information for enrolled students, under the heading Other information.     Research. This section contains information on the scientific research carried out at the Faculty and how to do research at the Faculty. Practicalities. This section provides access to the principal practical information for the academic community: academic calendar, schedules, information on exams, regulations and forms, information on theses and diplomas, list of courses, language courses, certificates, Dean's office and services, ...   Where can I find the main menu? The main menu is located as follows: desktop version: in the top part of the page, under the logo; it is yellow-coloured; ​tablet and mobile version: “hamburger” icon, up on the left, above the name of the Faculty.   > See attachment   What else can I find on the homepage? Desktop version Next to the menu you will find the search within site function (“Search”). Above the menu at