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Study and examination regulations

Below are the study and examination regulations (StuPOs) for each degree programme as well as the corresponding module catalogues. StuPOs set out the legal framework of a degree programme. When a new version is issued, this new version applies for all students starting out on the degree programme after the StuPO comes into force. Therefore, your particular degree programme follows the StuPO version which was in force when you enrolled in your degree programme. The StuPO is complemented by module catalogues, which specify the content, learning outcomes and forms of examination of the modules in your degree programme, as well as which semesters they are offered in.

General study and examination regulations for Master's programmes

Study and examination regulations of the degree programmes

Module catalogues

Certificate programmes

Language examination

Doctoral and postdoctoral (habilitation) regulations

Superseded regulations

Study and examination regulations of the Faculty of Law which have gone out of force but are still applied for a transitional period

General study and examination regulations for Bachelor's programmes

B.Sc. Business Administration and Economics

Programme started on or after winter semester 2023/24:

Programme started on or after winter semester 2014/15:
Study and examination regulations (version 20142) (German)

Module catalogue and full examination list:

Note: If you require the older, superseded versions of the module catalogues, please contact the Dean's Office of the Faculty of Business, Economics and Information Systems.

B.Sc. Digital Transformation in Business and Society

Module catalogue and full examination list:

B.Sc. Information Systems

B.Sc. Information Systems (formerly B.Sc. Business Computing)

Programme started on or after winter semester 2023/24:

Programme started on or after winter semester 2015/16:

B.Sc. Information Systems (formerly B.Sc. Business Computing)

Programme started on or after summer semester 2011:

Module catalogue and full examination list:

Note: If you require the older, superseded versions of the module catalogues, please contact the Dean's Office of the Faculty of Business, Economics and Information Systems.

General study and examination regulations for Master's degree programs

M.Sc. Business Administration

Programme started on or after summer semester 2025:

Programme started until winter semester 2024/2025:

M.Sc. International Economics and Business

Programme started on or after winter semester 2023/24

Programme started on or after winter semester 2018/19:

Programme started prior to winter semester 2018/19:

M.Sc. Information Systems

Programme started on or after summer semester 2026

Programme started before summer semester 2026

Language examination

Training and examination regulations for subject-specific language programmes for business/economics (German)

Doctoral and postdoctoral (habilitation) regulations

Doctoral degree regulations of the Faculty of Business, Economics and Information Systems (German)
Postdoctoral (habilitation) regulations of the Faculty of Business, Economics and Information Systems (German)

Regulations that have been repealed

Study and examination regulations of the Faculty of Economics that have been repealed but remain in force for a transitional period

Below are the study and examination regulations (StuPOs) for each degree programme as well as the corresponding module catalogues. StuPOs set out the legal framework of a degree programme. When a new version is issued, this new version applies for all students starting out on the degree programme after the StuPO comes into force. Therefore, your particular degree programme follows the StuPO version which was in force when you enrolled in your degree programme. The StuPO is complemented by module catalogues, which specify the content, learning outcomes and forms of examination of the modules in your degree programme, as well as which semesters they are offered in.

Study and examination regulations and module catalogues of the Faculty of Humanities and Cultural Studies

Doctoral and postdoctoral (habilitation) regulations

All information as well as doctoral and habilitation regulations can be found on the corresponding pages of the Faculty of Humanities and Cultural Studies:

Below are the study and examination regulations (StuPOs) for each degree programme as well as the corresponding module catalogues. StuPOs set out the legal framework of a degree programme. When a new version is issued, this new version applies for all students starting out on the degree programme after the StuPO comes into force. Therefore, your particular degree programme follows the StuPO version which was in force when you enrolled in your degree programme. The StuPO is complemented by module catalogues, which specify the content, learning outcomes and forms of examination of the modules in your degree programme, as well as which semesters they are offered in.

Study and examination regulations and module catalogues of the Faculty of Social and Educational Sciences
Module catalogues for Teacher Education (Lehramt) and the Bachelor and Master of Education programmes (German)

Doctoral and postdoctoral (habilitation) regulations

All information as well as doctoral and habilitation regulations can be found on the corresponding pages of the Faculty of Humanities and Cultural Studies:

General study and examination regulations for the bachelor's degree programmes

General study and examination regulations for programmes leading to a Bachelor of Science degree from the Faculty of Computer Science and Mathematics (German)

B.Sc. Artificial Intelligence

B.Sc. Computer Science

Programme started on or after summer semester 2025:

Programme started on or after winter semester 2018/19:

B.Sc. Internet Computing

Programme started on or after summer semester 2025:

Programme started on or after winter semester 2018/19:

B.Sc. Mathematics

Programme started on or after winter semester 2014/15:

Programme started on or after winter semester 2026/27:

General study and examination regulations for the master's degree programmes

General study and examination regulations for programmes leading to a Master of Science degree from the Faculty of Computer Science and Mathematics

M.Sc. Artificial Intelligence Engineering

Programme started on or after winter semester 2021/2022:

M.Sc. Computational Mathematics

Programme started on or after summer semester 2018:

M.Sc. Computer Science

Programme started on or after summer semester 2016:

M.Sc. Mathematics

Programme started on or after winter semester 2026/27:

  • Subject-specific study and examination regulations (to be published) and module catalogue (to be published)

Module catalogues

Note: If you require the older, superseded versions of the module catalogues, please contact the Dean's Office of the Faculty of Computer Science and Mathematics.

Information on the acceptability for credit of modules for teacher education students

Language examination

Training and examination regulations for the subject-specific foreign language programmes (German) for students enrolled at the Faculty of Computer Science and Mathematics

Doctoral and postdoctoral (habilitation) regulations

Doctoral degree regulations of the Faculty of Computer Science and Mathematics (German)
Postdoctoral (habilitation) regulations of the Faculty of Computer Science and Mathematics (German)

Commencement of studies after 1st October 2024:

For students commencing their studies before 1st October 2024:

Programme and Examination Regulation for the Bachelor’s Degree

Module catalogues

  • Module catalogues for teacher training and education degree programmes

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