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Before your first exam

When you begin your studies and before you take your first examination, we strongly recommend that you read the AllgStuPO and your discipline-specific study and examination regulations. For questions regarding the regulations of the AllgStuPO, please contact the Examinations Office; for questions regarding the study and examination regulations of your degree program, please contact the student advisory service for your study course.

Deadline extension due to year-end closing

A maximum of 16 days extension is possible, even if this exceeds the maximum possible extension according to StuPO. It is essential that you follow our instructions on how to proceed.

Examinations in Winter Semester 2023/24

Summary of essential regulations for examination administration, the current BerlHG and the AllgStuPO, which will come into force on 1.10.2021.

Attack on Israel - advice for examinations

Affected students can apply for extensions of the deadline and also withdraw after the end of the deregistration period.

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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.