Examination Registration

Registration/Examination dates

• Registration for examinations in the Applicant and Student Portal
• Dates and Rooms in Campusboard

Examination Periods of the undergraduate Bachelor’s degree programs

At the end of each semester, there is (usually) a two-week Main Examination Phase (Hauptklasurphase). These examinations can be repeated in the middle of the following semester (Nachklasurphase).

In addition, the elections for the elective areas (all Bachelor!) and the compulsory elective subjects (FIDI only!) take place at certain times. Only the higher semesters are affected by this.

Attestation §14, para. 2 General Examination Regulations

The reasons given for missing an examination date -or- for withdrawing after the withdrawal deadline -or- for interrupting the Bachelor's thesis must be reported to the Examination Office immediately in writing and substantiated. In the event of illness, a medical certificate must be submitted confirming the inability to take the examination for the examination period. The certificate must be submitted to the Examination Office by the end of the third working day after the examination date or after the start of the interruption at the latest. Saturday does not count as a working day. A third withdrawal for health reasons in the same subject area requires the submission of a medical certificate from a public health officer. The illness of a student is equivalent to the illness of a child for whom they are solely responsible. If the reasons are recognized by the Examination Board, a new date will be set, taking into account § 16 para. 3 sentence 1 first half-sentence. If the reasons are submitted by email or fax, the originals for recognition of the reasons can generally be requested within six weeks. If the reasons are not recognized, this examination shall be assessed as “insufficient”.