Examination regulations and study books

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Examination regulations

Examination regulations are an important guide to studying. They regulate the content, requirements, timing and procedure of examinations for a specific degree program.

An important part of the examination regulations is the study and examination plan (in older regulations also the module handbook) and often an exemplary study plan. This shows which course should be taken in which semester. Examination regulations also have legal significance.

With their binding regulations, they form the legal basis for examinations and are primarily intended to ensure equal opportunities. This results in certain rights and obligations for students.

Contact examination office

From 27.02.2025, the examination office responsible for the teaching subject Catholic Religion and for the minor subject Catholic Theology in the combined bachelor's degree will be the examination office of Faculty 02. Your contact persons there are Birgit Hirschberger, Susanne Burhenn and Johanna Bender. You can find their contact details and office hours here.

Study books

The student handbooks accompany students throughout their studies and serve as written study documentation, recording all courses attended and examinations completed for the respective modules. The student handbook also provides information on which courses are compulsory for the relevant module - it therefore also helps students to find their way around the course. Students should therefore take good care of their student handbook and keep it up to date at all times.