First things first: what exactly is the deal with compulsory attendance, active participation and attendance certificates?

Are you starting your degree and still not entirely sure what modules you need to take and when? Bachelor’s students can get an initial overview HERE. Simply select your second subject and then take a look at the information on the next page.

For all subjects, you’ll find the examination regulations below, which you should definitely read through before starting your degree.

The Institute’s general support pages, particularly the cumulative course result sheets and plenty of advice on your studies, including presentations of the subjects for Bachelor’s and Master’s programmes.

Frequently asked questions for the Examinations Office.

You can also access the relevant module certificates directly here: Bachelor’s, master's degree programme and Master of Education.

For internships, there is a form for issuing a certificate for the orientation internship and the career-related internship.
For school internships and other information on internships, please visit the DIZ website.

From an academic perspective, it may be of interest to note that numerous texts by members of the Philosophy Department are available free of charge in online editions via the university library (for example, doctoral theses and postdoctoral theses). This can provide an opportunity to familiarise yourself with the various areas of research.