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Register for and de-register from exams

You must first register for any exams you wish to take. If you take an exam  without registering,  you will not receive credit for the exam.

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Due to an attack on TU Berlin’s IT services, we only have limited access to the POS database. SAP has not yet been restored. We are able to provide certificates and degree documents as well as information services to students in degree programs managed in POS. Please contact your exam team.

Examination regulations

Different regulations apply depending on the degree program and type of assessment or examination. You can find the rules that apply to you in the General Study and Examination Regulations of TU Berlin (AllgStuPo) as well as in your degree program’s study and examination regulations.

The General Study and Examination Regulations of TU Berlin contain comprehensive rules about organizing your studies and exams. These rules have precedence over the specific study and examination regulations of the degree programs. The specific regulations contain rules and information about the type of examinations, their scope, and examination registration.

Before your first exam

When you begin your studies, you must submit the  Declaration on Commencing Studies before taking your first exam. Sign the declaration and mail it together with a copy of your ID or passport to your examination team.

Sommersemester 2021

We have to limit the possibility of consultations of the examination office due to the Corona-Virus.

Therefore we cannot offer any personal opening hours until further notice.

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Register for and de-register from module exams

A degree program is composed of modules which you complete by taking module exams. Module exams can take different forms, e.g. written or oral, and consist of various examination elements. You must register for each exam before taking it. Important: Registration for a course is not the same as registration for a module exam.

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Register and apply for an extension for a final thesis and more

Do you want to register a final thesis? Then the study and examination regulations for your degree program apply. Please be sure to adhere to the requirements laid down in the regulations and inform yourself of these in good time - before you begin your thesis. There are also general rules regarding the thesis processing period and submission procedure that you must observe.

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Examinations during special life situations

If you are in a particular life situation, certain regulations may apply to you. Special life situations include, for example, a leave of absence, exmatriculation, or entitlement to compensation for disadvantages if you are pregnant, caring for a child, or due to reasons of health. Detailed information can be found on the following page.

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Study and examination regulations

There are study and examination regulations for every degree program at TU Berlin. You can find the current version of these regulations for each degree program on the following pages. Versions of regulations for previous student cohorts (which are still valid for students who studied or are currently studying) are also listed here.