Of the 60 possible credit points in the first two semesters, all 60 points must be achieved. If this is not the case, you will remain in the 4th semester until the requirements are met. No examinations [...] s or grade-relevant credits from a higher semester may be taken.
pre-study practical training. Start of studies before WS 2019/2020: Second languages Of the 60 possible credit points in the first two semesters, at least 45 (ES with start of studies before WS 07/08: 50) points [...] will remain in the 2nd semester until the requirements are met. No examinations or grade-relevant credits from a higher semester may be taken. Exceptions to this rule are the elective languages Central European [...] that students are not allowed to start the third stage of their studies (due to not reaching the 60 credit points), elective language VI may be brought forward (prerequisite: elective language examinations
and Sustainable Development and others.
Classification Module ID Kind of Module Number of Credits (ECTS)
Mandatory 5
Location Language Duration of
Module
Frequency of Module Max [...] Municipal
Planning" and others.
Classification Module ID Kind of Module Number of Credits (ECTS)
Elective 5
Location Language Duration of
Module
Frequency of Module Max [...] Development, serving as a project manager.
Classification Module ID Kind of Module Number of Credits (ECTS)
Elective 5
Location Language Duration of
Module
Frequency of Module Max
of the pre-study internship. Before the start of the winter semester 2019/2020: Of the 60 possible credit points in the first two semesters, at least 45 (ES with start of studies before winter semester 07/08: [...] will remain in the 2nd semester until the requirements are met; no examinations or grade-relevant credits from a higher semester may be taken. In addition, admission criteria can be defined for individual
after starting at the OTH. The respective lecturers will then check whether the content and scope (credit points or semester hours per week) etc. of the subjects already completed meet the requirements of
into the 3rd semester (i.e. you must be able to prove that you have completed at least 45 of the 60 credit points in the first two semesters of your target degree programme).
further education module
to the extent of 5 ECTS credits
1.120,-- 18/05/2021
A further education module
to the extent of 1 ECTS credit point
225,--
30/11/2023
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the work completed so far can be credited. To do this, you must also complete an application for credit transfer and submit it to the Examinations Office.
Yes, all credits earned on the full-time course will be credited to the part-time course and vice versa. Please complete the application for credit transfer. Please note, however, that all (repeat) deadlines
The part-time study model at OTH Amberg-Weiden means that students earn an average of 20 ECTS credits per semester, i.e. they have a lower workload per semester. For comparison: In the full-time course [...] examination achievements do not differ from the full-time course. As a result, a total of 210 ECTS credits are acquired in an extended standard period of study of 11 semesters. The bachelor’s degree is awarded
office (room 008) You will receive an e-mail notification when the new card has been issued. The credit on the card will be transferred to the new card. To do this, you must report to the cashier in the
In principle, successfully completed credits (including internships) can be recognised - even from a completed first degree. After enrolment at the OTH, a corresponding application with an official grade [...] submitted to the study office . The respective lecturers will then check whether the content and scope (credit points or semester hours per week) etc. of the subjects already completed meet the requirements of
performance on the submitted module description are comparable to the course for which you are seeking credit, then this language course can be accredited to your degree programme.
university take part in our SZ courses. Each faculty or degree programme has different requirements for credit accreditation, so we would ask you to first check the module handbook of your degree programme and