Stud.IP is the portal where you can organise your entire studies. Here you can register for your courses, enrol for courses and exchange information with others. You can find all the information you need on the course pages and lecturers can provide files. If you need an enrolment certificate, you can obtain this via your profile.

The Student Centre is located in building A12. Here you will find the Examinations Office, the Student Counselling Service and the Bafög Counselling Service.

Credit points (CP) indicate the workload of a module. One credit point corresponds to approx. 30 hours. It is recommended to study approx. 30KP per semester.

Modules are a summary of individual courses. These courses can be lectures, tutorials, seminars or internships. As a rule, a module lasts one semester, but it can also be two.

The module examination is the examination at the end of a module. Credit points are awarded if this examination is passed. These module examinations can be marked or unmarked. In the case of marking, a minimum grade of 4.0 is required to pass. Possible types of examination are portfolio, written seminar paper, written exam, presentation with elaboration, seminar presentation or an oral examination. This examination can take place in one course of the module, but can also be divided into several.

The examination regulations contain all the general requirements for examinations. You will find further provisions for your subject in the subject-specific annex. These examination regulations are revised from time to time. IMPORTANT: The examination regulations with which you started your studies always apply to you.

The orientation internship is intended for the second semester and comprises 6 CP. This internship consists of a seminar and a practical phase. The examination here is a written report.

The general school internship is planned for the fourth semester. It consists of a seminar with compulsory attendance and a 6-week work placement. Of these, one week is set aside as preparation and follow-up time, during which you introduce yourself to your school or have a follow-up appointment. During the core period of 5 weeks, you will be at school for 5 hours a day from Monday to Friday and should familiarise yourself with everyday life as a teacher.

The Bachelor's thesis is written in the "Bachelor's thesis" module at the end of the Bachelor's programme. You will receive 12KP for the Bachelor's thesis and 3KP for the course. You have 16 weeks processing time for this.