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Information on Course Registration for the Winter Semester 26/27

Dear German Studies Students,


There will again be changes to the course selection process for the Winter Semester 26/27. Due to the transition to the new eCampus system, there will be no PRIOS process this semester. Instead, course enrollment will be handled through Moodle.


Here’s how it works:


  1. Registering for courses in the course catalog:
    • First, open the course you’re interested in in the course catalog and go to the “Notes” section. Here, as before, you’ll find all the information about the courses.
  2. Find and enroll in the Moodle course:
    • Search for the corresponding Moodle course for your course and enroll in it.
    • The names of the Moodle courses correspond to the titles in the course catalog. If an enrollment key is required, you’ll find it in the notes in the course catalog.

Important Notes:


  • Enrollment begins on September 28, 2026, at 10:00 a.m.
  • Seats are limited: Please register early to ensure you get a seat in your desired courses. Register only for courses you plan to take, and drop any courses in a timely manner if necessary.
  • Assignment of Seats: By registering on Moodle, you will immediately receive a seat in the corresponding course.
  • Priority: If a course is oversubscribed, spots will be allocated exclusively to students who have also registered via Moodle.

Support:


General information on this topic can be found at:


https://www.uni-kassel.de/uni/aktuelles-aus-der-universitaet/infothek/ecampus-umstellung-wartungsphase.html



If you have any questions or encounter any issues during registration, please contact the office of the Department of German Studies (marius[dot]schoelzel[at]uni-kassel[dot]de) or the departmental offices responsible for the course in question. We’re happy to assist you.


We wish you a great start to the winter semester!


The Institute of German Studies offers students and researchers a broad academic spectrum. It ranges from the study of medieval texts to the history of literature and media in modern society, from historical linguistics and theory to grammar and language didactics for schools, from intermediality research to the field of German as a foreign language.

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Institute Management:
Prof. Dr. Miriam Langlotz

Secretariat:
Veronika Victoria Pfeil

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