The Student Parliament (SP) is the highest decision-making body of the student body, has 21 seats, and is elected annually by all enrolled students of the FH Aachen. This ensures that we, the students, manage our own affairs and address the concerns of our members within the university and the wider society. 

The SP is responsible for establishing and overseeing the budget of the student body. The budget includes funds for the semester ticket, the General Students' Committee (AStA) and its services, as well as the student councils. 

The work of the Student Parliament encompasses all topics both within and outside the university. The SP expresses the will of the student body and decides on political principles. The aim of the Student Parliament's work is to capture the interests of all students and propose measures for their realization. 

The SP grants the members of the AStA their political voting rights. Additionally, the SP approves major projects and general affairs of the student body, such as conducting an election or introducing the semester ticket. 

The Student Councils represent both internal and external interests of the students of a department, meaning they advocate for the rights and demands of the student body of their department. Each council consists of up to nine student representatives, elected by all the students of each department.

The Student Councils are councils of students elected by all students of each department. They manage the department's student room, offer consultation hours for those seeking advice, and serve as the first point of contact for problems or questions. The council members advise students on academic, organizational, and social issues.

The Student Councils also organize freshman orientations and weekends, collect and lend out scripts, old exams, exam and internship reports. They organize department parties and sports events, or take advantage of group ordering for study and work materials.