Study & Teaching

Contact & Documents

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Relevant Documents

Module Handbook and Study Plans

These documents contain the descriptions of all program modules and exemplary study plans.

General Course and Examination Regulations (BAMA-O)

The so-called BAMA-O are the General Course and Examination Regulations for Non-Teaching Oriented Bachelor’s and Master’s Programs. It contains all relevant regulations for your studies.

Specific Course and Examination Regulations

The Specific Course and Examination Regulations complement the BAMA-O. Among other things, they define the modules you have to attend, additional examination attempt, and required examination results.

Module Catalogue Studiumplus

The Module Catalogue Studiumplus informs you about the modules for key competences you can attend (competences specific to the profession).

Regulation on Part-Time Studies

Further information on part-time studies.

Examinations Social Sciences/ Economic Sciences

Find further documents that are important for your studies on the website Study Organization & Examinations.

Consulting Services & Contact

Prospective Students

  • Central Student Advisory Service

    Contact for information related to issues before, at the beginning and during your studies as well as psychological counselling.

For Students

  • Examinations at the Faculty

    Persons to contact for information on issues during your studies, e.g. examinations, course of studies, organizing your studies, recognition of credits, and PULS

  • Consulting Services on Internships

    Persons to contact for information on issues related to internships during your studies, e.g. internship report, recognition of internships and tips on how to find a suitable internship

  • Beginning your studies – Tutors assist first-year students

    Student tutors will assist you during the orientation week. They will answer your questions concerning the studies.

  • Examination Boards

    Examination boards ensure compliance with the respective study and examination regulations. They are also in charge of recognizing credits and granting admission to master’s programs.

  • Course Guidance

    The departmental advisory offices will support you in all matters related to the content of studies, e.g. orientation and specialization of the course of studies and continuing education (Master’s programs or doctoral studies).

  • ERASMUS-Coordinators

    The ERASMUS coordinators will support you in preparing for a stay abroad through the Erasmus Program. They hold the nomination interviews and give you valuable tips and advice. 

  • Coordinators for the Federal Education Assistance Act (BAföG)

    The BAföG Coordinator issues certificates on your level of achievement for the Student Services Organization.

  • Student Councils

    Student councils can advise and support you in many situations related to your day-to-day life as a student.

For International Students