The "method seminar" is a kind of "container" that can be "filled" with different, individually selected events.

Various courses are accepted for crediting as method seminars:

• Method seminars (offers on the right in the pulldown)
• Selected courses from the summer/winter academy
• Some compulsory electives

Courses of the Summer/Winter Academy as method seminars

• Monday, 10.02.25 - Assessment Centre - Tips for the selection process
• Friday, 14.02.25 - Creativity training: For the imaginative and those who would like to become so
• Monday, 17.02.25 - See and be seen - My presence online and offline

The "Oberseminar" is compulsory for all students on the Bachelor's degree programmes. It is linked to the Bachelor's thesis and therefore cannot be brought forward to earlier semesters. Please refer to the guidelines for details on how it is organised and register for it using the online form.

Online registration from 08.04.2024 via the registration form

Information can be found in the pull-down menu on the right - if you have any further questions, please contact Prof. Weide/Prof. Zöll

Scheduling

• Date 26.09.24 at 8:15 am: Zoom kick-off event with attendance check, information about the project event, drawing of lots for the project teams, election of project leaders in the groups; end around 12:00 pm
• Date 26.09.24 at 13:00: Zoom information event for all project leaders; the other team members carry out initial research on the topic; ends around 16:00
• Date 27.09.23 at 8:15 am to approx. 4:00 pm: first team meetings via Zoom
  (with compulsory attendance), internal organisation, visit by topic creators
• Every Wednesday jour-fix from date 02.10.24 from 16:00 (team-specific often from 14:00) until 18:00 Team meeting with compulsory attendance

The Examination Board has defined regulations for the awarding of research and development projects in the Master's degree programmes, which you can view here. Among other things, they state that you must apply in writing to Prof Dr Mahltig for such an R&D project. Download the registration form, fill it out and sign it together with the person submitting the topic. Then submit it to Prof Dr Mahltig.

In the new examination regulations "PO 2017" introduced from WS 17/18, the R&D projects are graded.

Find out everything you need to know about examinations - from applications to important deadlines

Everything you need to know about theses: Here you will find formal requirements and helpful tips for a successful thesis!

The curriculum, also known as the study programme plan, is part of the examination regulations. It lists which coursework and examinations must be completed in order to obtain a Bachelor's or Master's degree.

The chronological sequence of study elements outlined in the curriculum is not compulsory for students. However, the plan shows how the degree programme can be completed within the standard period of study. It should also be borne in mind that the courses offered and semester timetables are based on the study plan.

You will also find the module handbooks and study plans of the expired examination regulations from 2010 in the dropdown on the right.

Module handbooks provide detailed information about the content of the courses, the knowledge that is required and the recommended literature.

In the PO 2017, we show the module handbooks for the study directions and specialisations separately. There are also separate module handbooks for the compulsory elective subjects (WPF).

Please note: Courses are of course constantly updated and may therefore differ in detail from the module handbook.