Module Examination
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The content of the study is organised in modules. All modules have to be attended successfully and finalise with a module grade. By the end of the study all nine modules have to be completed successfully. A module examination is either the sum of two individual course units with concluding examinations (obligatory grading, e.g. seminar paper or written test) or consists of one course unit with concluding examination, one course unit (optional gradig, active participation) and one module examination. In this case the grade is calculated by the grade of the first seminar and the module examination. The odule examinations take place after the successfull participation in two seminars of the same module. These module examinations will happen in the following semester. |
Examination Office ECUE
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In total, 14 courses have to be completed by a concluding examination and 4 module examinations have to be passed; the grades of the other 5 modules will be calculated by additive method.
This meens in detail the following:
- Module Socities and Cultures in Europe: 1 CU*, 1 CE*, 1 module examination
- Module European Policy Fields: 1 CU, 1 CE, 1 module examination
- Module Economy in Language and Literature: 2 CE
- Module Cultural Studies – Methods, Concepts of Europe: 2 CE
- Module European Economy and Law I: 2 CE
- Module European Economy and Law II: 2 CE
- Module European Economical or Cultural History: 1 CU, 1 CE, 1 module examination
- Module Philosophy, Culture, Education: 1 CU, 1 CE, 1 module examination
- Module IInterdisciplinary Colloquia: 4 CU incl. 2 CE (portfolio and presentation, report of the excursion)
Further information can be found in the "Modulhandbuch".
*CE Course unit with concluding examination (obligatory grading, e.g. seminar paper or written test)
*CU Course unit (optional gradig, active participation)