This page lists all registration deadlines, notes, forms and points of contact.
Registration periods for module examinations
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Regular registration period for all examinations that are offered once a semester or for the first date for examinations that are offered twice in the same semester: June 2 (00:01) until June 22, 2025 (23:59)
- Special registration period at WiSo for seminars and similar classes and events that have been announced by the Chairs (list): Monday, May 12, 2025 (0:01) and Tuesday, May 13, 2025 (23:59)
- Registration period for resit examinations offered in the same semester (second examination date at Faculty of Humanities, Social Sciences, and Theology, Faculty of Sciences or Faculty of Medicine):
From the Monday after the end of the current semester until March 20 (in the winter semester) or September 20 (in the summer semester)
Second examination dates at the Faculty of Sciences:
From the Monday four weeks before the lecture period begins in the following semester until the lecture period begins in the following semester. For the degree programs Pharmacy and Food Chemistry, the deadlines for registering for the second examination date are January 1 until April 30 for the winter semester and July 1 to October 31 for the summer semester.
Second examination dates at the Faculty of Medicine:
Students of Medicine/Dentistry should contact the secretaries’ offices of the relevant departments. Students studying Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees at the Faculty of Medicine should contact the relevant degree program coordinator.
- Regular registration period for all examinations that are offered once a semester or for the first date for examinations that are offered twice in the same semester: November 17 (00:01) to December 7, 2025 (23:59)
- Special registration period at WiSo for seminars and similar classes and events that have been announced by the Chairs (list): Monday, October 27 (0:01) and Tuesday, October 28, 2025 (23:59)
- Registration period for resit examinations offered in the same semester (second examination date at Faculty of Humanities, Social Sciences, and Theology, Faculty of Sciences or Faculty of Medicine):
From the Monday after the end of the current semester until March 20 (in the winter semester) or September 20 (in the summer semester)
Second examination dates at the Faculty of Sciences:
From the Monday four weeks before the lecture period begins in the following semester until the lecture period begins in the following semester. For the degree programs Pharmacy and Food Chemistry, the deadlines for registering for the second examination date are January 1 until April 30 for the winter semester and July 1 to October 31 for the summer semester.
Second examination dates at the Faculty of Medicine:
Students of Medicine/Dentistry should contact the secretaries’ offices of the relevant departments. Students studying Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees at the Faculty of Medicine should contact the relevant degree program coordinator.
Summer semester 2026
- Regular registration period for all examinations that are offered once a semester or for the first date for examinations that are offered twice in the same semester: (provisionally) May 18 (00:01) to June 7, 2026 (23:59)
Students must register for these examinations via campo.
The registration function is only activated during the registration period.
Opening hours
The opening hours of the Examinations Office are from 9 am to 11 am from Monday to Thursday, and on Tuesday also from 1 pm to 4 pm. It is not usually necessary to attend in person. When handing in documents, please use the mail box at the mail room (room 1.309, next to the main entrance) in Lange Gasse.
Final theses should be handed in to the Examinations Office during its normal opening hours.
If you decide to hand in your final thesis to the mail room, it must be packed in a sealed envelope.
Please arrange an appointment´beforehand either by email or telephone.
Further important information
Notes and forms
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- Written examinations for Bachelor’s and Master’s degree programs that are organized by the Examinations Office are held during the first 5 weeks after the end of the lecture period.
- You may withdraw up to 3 working days (Monday to Friday) before the date of the examination without stating reasons. The abbreviation for withdrawal (Rücktritt, RT) can be entered in the campo portal. If you fail to attend an examination without an excuse after the period for withdrawal has expired, this examination is considered to have been failed.
- You may withdraw from an examination at any time due to illness or other valid reasons. You must, however, file an application (application for withdrawal due to illness) and provide proof of the reason (for example a doctor’s certificate). A doctor’s certificate confirming inability to work (the yellow slip of paper entitled Arbeitsunfähigkeitsbescheinigung) is not sufficient. The certificate must include a description of the ailment and state how this affects your ability to perform to your full potential (ICD code not sufficient). It must be issued at the latest on the day of the examination. (Section 10 (3) and (4) BPOWISO and Section 10 (3) and (4) MPOWISO)
Announcement of examination dates
The Examinations Office sets the dates for certain examinations (large examinations) manually at the beginning of the semester. However, the majority of examinations can only be arranged after the registration period, once reliable information is available on who is actually sitting the examination.
The number of examinations, the large number of examination candidates and the need to ensure that examinations do not overlap mean that it is not possible to set the dates for all examinations manually. Taking the previously manually entered examination dates into account, after the end of the registration period, a special IT program sets the dates for the remaining examinations, ensuring that there are no overlaps.
These dates are usually available one or at the most two weeks after the end of the registration period and are then published without delay in campo.
Deadlines for Grundlagen- und Orientierungsprüfung (GOP)
Information on internships as part of the degree program in Economics and Mathematics:
The Grundlagen- und Orientierungsprüfung must be passed at the latest by the end of the third subject semester. The Grundlagen- und Orientierungsprüfung includes modules from the assessment phase. The Grundlagen- und Orientierungsprüfung comprises the modules of the first two semester worth a total of 50 ECTS credits, or 30 ECTS credits in the degree programs Information Systems and Business Law.
Only completed modules from the assessment phase count. Modules that count towards the Grundlagen- und Orientierungsprüfung may only be resat one time.
In the degree programs Business and Economics, International Business Studies, International Economic Studies and Socioeconomics, the assessment phase consists of 60 ECTS credits, this means that 10 ECTS credits may belong to modules that are not part of the Grundlagen- und Orientierungsprüfung. For these ECTS credits, it is possible to resit the examination a second time and/or take these examinations in a later semester.
Deadline for passing the Bachelor’s examination
The Bachelor’s examination must be passed at the latest by the end of the 8th subject semester.
Extension of deadlines
After these deadlines, the Grundlagen- und Orientierungsprüfung or the Bachelor’s examination are considered to have been failed at the final attempt.
If this is due to reasons that are beyond the student’s control, an extension to the deadline can be granted if the student applies in writing to the Examinations Committee. Applications for an extension of deadlines must always be submitted to the Examinations Office together with proof of the reasons justifying the application.
Even if students are only required to resit examinations after the 8th subject semester, they must still submit an application for an extension. Students must also be sure to re-register (enroll).
Template – Application for an extension – School of Business and Economics
Deadline for passing the Master’s examination
The Master’s examination must be passed at the latest by the end of the 6th subject semester.
Extension of deadlines
After the deadline has passed, the Master’s examination counts as failed at the final attempt.
If this is due to reasons that are beyond the student’s control, an extension to the deadline can be granted if the student applies in writing to the Examinations Committee. Applications for an extension of deadlines must always be submitted to the Examinations Office together with proof of the reasons justifying the application.
If students are only required to resit examinations after the 6th subject semester, they must still submit an application for an extension. Students must also be sure to re-register (enroll).
Template – Application for an extension – School of Business and Economics
Students must apply for accreditation of examination and course achievements when changing university or subject and accreditation of examination achievements from abroad (Learning Agreement).
The application forms are available under “Forms”.
- For achievements gained before starting your current degree program, please use the “Application for accreditation of examination and course achievements”. For those changing courses within FAU, all that is needed is usually this application and Appendix 1 (examination achievements).
- If you would like to have achievements you obtained abroad as part of your current degree program accredited, please use the form “Application for accreditation of credits earned abroad”.
- The School is responsible for the accreditation of vhb (Virtual University of Bavaria) achievements as part of the cooperative core skills modules. The contact person is Ms. Simon at Prof. Dr. Wilbers’ Chair. You will find further information and the relevant form on the website of Quality Management at the School of Business and Economics.
Special regulations for international students:
A bilingual dictionary may be used during written examinations. This may also be a specialist dictionary. Handwritten comments or notes are not allowed. Candidates are requested to show their dictionaries to the invigilator for checking on the day of the examination. These rules also apply to German students who grew up in a country where German is not spoken and who are therefore not entirely fluent in German. Electronic dictionaries are prohibited.
Please do not complete the forms by hand as far as possible. Signatures are of course an exception.
- Application for accreditation of examination and course achievements (Bachelor’s)
- Application for accreditation of examination and course achievements – Appendix 1 (Bachelor’s)
- Application for accreditation of examination and course achievements – Appendix on the right of examination (Bachelor’s)
- Application for accreditation of achievements from abroad
- Application for extension (only for organizational/technical reasons) to the period for working on the Bachelor’s thesis
- Application for issuing graduation documents for Bachelor’s degrees at the School of Business, Economics and Society
- Application for a second copy of an official document
Please do not complete the forms by hand as far as possible. Signatures are of course an exception.
- Application for accreditation of examination and course achievements (Master’s)
- Application for accreditation of examination and course achievements – Appendix 1 (Master’s)
- Application for accreditation of examination and course achievements – Appendix on the right of examination (Master’s)
- Application for accreditation of achievements from abroad
- Application for extension (only for organizational/technical reasons) to the period for working on the Master’s thesis
- Application for issuing graduation documents for Master’s degrees at the School of Business, Economics and Society
- Application for a second copy of an official document
Forms for accreditation of examination achievements in co-operative education programs
- Ausbildung der IHK zur/zum Steuerfachangestellten (StBK)
- Ausbildung zur/zum Bankkauffrau/-mann bei den Volksbanken-Raiffeisenbanken(in Kooperation mit dem BGV)
- Ausbildung der IHK zur/zum Kauffrau/-mann für Versicherungen und Finanzanlagen
- Ausbildung der IHK in conjunction with the degree program in Business Studies
- Ausbildung der IHK in conjunction with the degree program in Socioeconomics
- Ausbildung der IHK in conjunction with the degree program in International Business Studies
- Ausbildung der IHK in conjunction with the degree program in Information Systems
Please apply directly to the Language Centre in Nuremberg (FAN) if you would like to have your language skills accredited.
Further information about cooperative degree programs
Notes on language options Last updated: October 15, 2020
Please attach the doctor’s certificate to the Application for withdrawal due to illness and send it by post (the date of the postmark is decisive) to the Examinations Office or put the notification of illness in an envelope and hand it in to the mailroom (1st floor next to the main entrance. If possible, please refrain from handing in a sick note directly to the Examinations Office. A certificate from an official medical examiner is only necessary if you leave part way through an examination or if you have received a written notification informing you that it is required.
A doctor’s certificate confirming inability to work (the yellow slip of paper entitled Arbeitsunfähigkeitsbescheinigung) is not sufficient. The certificate must include a description of the ailment and state how this affects your ability to perform to your full potential (ICD code not sufficient). It must be issued at the latest on the day of the examination. (Section 10 (3) and (4) BPOWISO and Section 10 (3) and (4) MPOWISO)
Notes from the chair of the examinations committee concerning AI and examinations
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Bachelor’s degree programs
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Letters A – E
Ute Haberberger
Business Studies Bachelor (without specialisation / Letters A-E)
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Letters F, I – K
Nadja Hirsch
Business Studies Bachelor (without specialisation / Letters F, I-K)
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Ilona Hirscheider
Business Studies Bachelor (Specialisation in Information Systems)
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Letters H, L – R, X – Z
Aischa Hofmann
International Economics Studies (Bachelor)
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Letters S – W
Eva-Maria Besner
Business Studies Bachelor (Specialization not yet chosen / Letters S-W)
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Letters A – E
Ute Haberberger
Business Studies Bachelor (without specialisation / Letters A-E)
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Letters F, I – K
Nadja Hirsch
Business Studies Bachelor (without specialisation / Letters F, I-K)
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Letter G
Ilona Hirscheider
Business Studies Bachelor (Specialisation in Information Systems)
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Letters H, L – R, X – Z
Aischa Hofmann
International Economics Studies (Bachelor)
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Letters S – W
Eva-Maria Besner
Business Studies Bachelor (Specialization not yet chosen / Letters S-W)
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Aischa Hofmann
International Economics Studies (Bachelor)
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Eva-Maria Besner
Business Studies Bachelor (Specialization not yet chosen / Letters S-W)
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Ilona Hirscheider
Business Studies Bachelor (Specialisation in Information Systems)
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Cornelia Baumann
International Business Studies (Bachelor)
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Aischa Hofmann
International Economics Studies (Bachelor)
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Eva-Maria Besner
Business Studies Bachelor (Specialization not yet chosen / Letters S-W)
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Letters A – L
Cornelia Baumann
International Business Studies (Bachelor)
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Letters M – Z
Ilona Hirscheider
Business Studies Bachelor (Specialisation in Information Systems)
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Master’s degree programs
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Aischa Hofmann
International Economics Studies (Bachelor)
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Nadja Hirsch
Business Studies Bachelor (without specialisation / Letters F, I-K)
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Nadja Hirsch
Business Studies Bachelor (without specialisation / Letters F, I-K)
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Nadja Hirsch
Business Studies Bachelor (without specialisation / Letters F, I-K)
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Cornelia Baumann
International Business Studies (Bachelor)
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Ilona Hirscheider
Business Studies Bachelor (Specialisation in Information Systems)
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Ute Haberberger
Business Studies Bachelor (without specialisation / Letters A-E)
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Nadja Hirsch
Business Studies Bachelor (without specialisation / Letters F, I-K)
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Eva-Maria Besner
Business Studies Bachelor (Specialization not yet chosen / Letters S-W)
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Nadja Hirsch
Business Studies Bachelor (without specialisation / Letters F, I-K)
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Management and organization
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Erika Schmidt
Deputy head of office
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Ute Haberberger
Business Studies Bachelor (without specialisation / Letters A-E)