Semester-related information
This section provides general information (e.g. on internships, dissertations, theses and certificates) and forms (e.g. on inability to attend examinations, credit transfers and mark improvement).
Please also note the information on your degree programme.
Winter semester
The following information is updated at the beginning of each winter semester (October).
General Information on exam registration
Tip: Please register in good time, as retroactive registrations will only be approved in serious and proven exceptional circumstances.
- Registration and withdrawal deadlines for module examinations.
- Registration deadlines for the Faculty of Law
- General information on registering for examinations of the School of Business, Economics and Information Systems
- Notes on examination registration for exchange students in the Faculty of Business, Economics and Information Systems (in German and English)
- List of courses offered by the School of Business, Economics and Information Systems (with ECTS load)
- List of courses offered by the Faculty of Computer Science and Mathematics
- Course catalogues for past semesters (Dean's Office of the School of Business, Economics and Information Systems)
Faculty of Arts and Humanities:
The majority of the examinations in the Faculty of Arts and Humanities are organised by the examiners themselves and the dates are usually within a period of three weeks from the last week of lectures. The examiners will inform you about the finalised examination dates via Stud.IP and in the corresponding lectures.
Examination dates for the centrally organised examinations in the Faculty of Arts and Humanities:
Examination plan and announcement of aids for centrally organised examinations in the Faculty of Arts and Humanities
Faculty of Business, Economics and Information Systems:
Examination dates of the Faculty of Business, Economics and Information Systems
If there is an active registration for date 1 of the examination, you can only register for date 2 if date 1 has been completed and a mark assigned.
When sitting an examination of the Faculty of Computer Science and Mathematics you have to present your printed registration confirmation.
Faculty of Law:
Examination dates in the Faculty of Law
Dates will be announced as soon as the coronavirus crisis permits. If you are able to arrange it, please inform the Examinations Office which exam scripts you wish to view in winter semester 2020–21 or summer semester 2021. The exams will then be reserved for you. This will relieve the pressure on the organising facilities and services in summer semester 2020.
Faculty of Arts and Humanities:
Please see the information letter below for details of the examinations for which viewing is organised centrally. Please use Stud.IP to register for exam script viewing.
Registration in Stud.IP is possible from 20 to 26 April 2020.
Instructions for viewing in the Faculty of Arts and Humanities
Viewing of examinations organised by the examiners themselves can be requested from the academic chair.
Faculty of Business, Economics and Information Systems:
Please use Stud.IP to register for viewing of exam scripts.
Registration in Stud.IP from 20 to 26 April 2020
Viewing: from 18 to 28 May 2020
Notices on viewing exam scripts of the Faculty of Business, Economics and Information Systems
Faculty of Computer Science and Mathematics and Faculty of Law:
Please register with the relevant Chair for the viewing of exam scripts.
Summer semester
The information below is updated at the beginning of each summer semester.
General Information on exam registration
Tip: Please register in good time, as retroactive registrations will only be approved in serious and proven exceptional circumstances.
- Registration and withdrawal deadlines for module examinations.
- Registration deadlines for the Faculty of Law
- General information on registering for examinations of the School of Business, Economics and Information Systems
- Notes on examination registration for exchange students in the Faculty of Business, Economics and Information Systems (in German and English)
- List of courses offered by the School of Business, Economics and Information Systems (with ECTS load)
- List of FIM courses with ECTS credits for summer semester 2020 and further information
- Course catalogues for past semesters (Dean's Office of the School of Business, Economics and Information Systems)
IMPORTANT INFORMATION ON CENTRAL EXAMINATIONS IN SUMMER SEMESTER 2020 (as of 6 July 2020)
In the following announcement you will find an overview of all in-person examinations (including details of the examination dates, venues and times) which are being organised centrally by the Examinations Office in summer semester 2020:
The exam slots of the centrally organised examinations are planned without overlap within the individual degree programmes.
You can now find an overview of the examination rooms for centrally organised examinations in our site plan:
Site plan of the examination rooms for centrally organised examinations - summer semester 2020
Decentralised exams:
The majority of the examinations in the Faculty of Arts and Humanities are organised by the examiners themselves and the dates usually fall within a period of three weeks from the last week of lectures. The examiners will inform you about the finalised examination dates via Stud.IP and in the corresponding lectures. Für Fragen hierzu wenden Sie sich bitte direkt an die betreffenden Lehrstühle oder Lehreinheiten.
Faculty of Computer Science and Mathematics:
If there is an active registration for date 1 of the examination, you can only register for date 2 if date 1 has been completed and a mark assigned.
When sitting an examination of the Faculty of Computer Science and Mathematics you have to present your printed registration confirmation.
Faculty of Law:
Examination dates in the Faculty of Law
You have to register in advance to set a date for viewing your exam scripts. Please note that the procedure described here only applies to the centrally organised exams listed in this PDF file. If your exam is not listed you should enquire directly with the Chair or professorship to arrange an exam script viewing appointment.
As a first step, sign up for exam script viewing in Stud.IP, course code 99998. These registrations are open from 19 October to 1 November 2020. Please make sure you do not miss the deadline, as late registrations are not accepted. Once you have registered for the Stud.IP course entry, you have to pick a specific date under the 'Appointments' tab.
The exam script viewing period for this semester is currently scheduled to take place from 16 to 26 November in room JUR 147b (Juridicum Building, Innstrasse 39). However, please be aware that this may change because of the ongoing coronavirus situation. Also, as the number of places for exam viewing has been reduced due to the current coronavirus measures, we ask that you only register for exam viewing if you really need to (e.g. because you are in your last semester at Passau). If you do not urgently need to view your exam script this semester, you can register to view it at one of the next opportunities in May or November next year.
To have your exam scripts reserved for a future script viewing period, please proceed as follows:
- Contact Ms Ossada, asking her to reserve your exam script from summer semester 2020. This will ensure that your script will be retained, rather than sent on to the archives.
- Register for exam script viewing in May 2021 using Stud.IP, as described above (course code 99998, remembering to set the correct semester).
- When registering in Stud.IP, write under 'Comments' that this is for an exam script you had reserved from summer semester 2020.
General information on exam script viewing
Finally, please make sure you read our general information document on exam script viewing, which includes important in information on:
- Do's and dont's—specifically, never share a photo or copy of your exam script with anyone else and never, ever put it up on the internet!
- How to authorise someone else to view your exam script on your behalf.
- How to request another correction if you feel the original correction was unfair or the corrector made a mistake.
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