Institute for German Studies

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Information on course selection for the summer semester 2026

Dear students of German Studies,


We would like to inform you about the changes to the dial-in procedure in the summer semester 2026. Due to the conversion of the eCampus, there will be no PRIOS procedure this semester. Instead, places will be allocated via Moodle.


This is how it works:


  1. Register for courses in the course catalog:
    • First open the desired course in the course catalog and go to the remarks. Here, as before, you will find all the information about the courses.
  2. Find and register for a Moodle course:
    • Search for the corresponding Moodle course for your course and register there.
    • The names of the Moodle courses correspond to the titles in the course catalog. If an enrollment key is required, you will find it in the explanations in the course catalog.

Important notes:


  • Start of dial-in: Dial-in begins on March 16, 2026, at 10:00 am.
  • Places are limited: Please register early to ensure you get a place in your preferred courses. Only register for courses that you will be attending and, if necessary, cancel your registration in good time.
  • Allocation of places: By registering on Moodle, you will be allocated a place in the relevant course directly.
  • Prioritization: If a course is overbooked, places will only be allocated to students who have also registered via Moodle.

Support:


General information on the 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 problems with registration, please contact the secretariat of the Institute of German Studies (marius[dot]schoelzel[at]uni-kassel[dot]de) or the departmental secretariats of the course concerned. We are happy to help you.


We wish you a good start to the summer 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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Staff members at the Institute of German Studies.

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Institute Management:
Prof. Dr. Miriam Langlotz

Secretariat:
Veronika Victoria Pfeil

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