Applied Geosciences Bachelor
Guidelines
Start of studies |
Study and examination regulations (SPO) |
Module Manual |
from winter semester 2015/16 |
(WS 20/21) (SS 20) |
Further documents on older study and examination regulations as well as study plans and module manuals can be found in the archive.
Orientation test
The aim of the orientation examination is to show the student at an early stage whether he or she has made the right choice of study and is up to the requirements. As a rule, the orientation examination must have been taken by the end of the third semester. A special feature is that, unlike other examinations, a second repetition is not possible.
The orientation exam in the degree programme Applied Geosciences consists of a module submodule exam in the natural and engineering sciences and a module submodule exam from the geoscientific modules listed in the curriculum. Further details are regulated by the currently valid study and examination regulations (SPO).
Interdisciplinary qualifications
For Bachelor students starting their studies in the winter semester 2015/2016, the interdisciplinary qualifications (formerly "key qualifications") are fixed and consist of the following courses:
- Scientific work and writing
- Proseminar
- Advanced Seminar
Master's preferential account
During the bachelor's programme, credits from the master's programme can already be acquired, but not more than 30 ECTS. This is done via the Master's preferential account. Since BSc students cannot register online for exams from the MSc program, the Admissions Office issues blue certificates for these exams.