The rules for registering students are based on the ECTS credit accumulation and transfer system. This means that each course is allocated a specific number of credits. All students who complete a course receive the same number of credits, regardless of the grade received. The number of credits is relative to the workload required to complete the course. The term 'workload' includes both class work and the student's individual work.
The average semester student workload corresponds to 30 ECTS.
Limits for acceptable credit deficiencies applicable to the audit of learning progress can be found in the Study Rules § 21 (6).
Other additional conditions of registration for individual study programmes in the academic year 2024/25:
for students of:
Business, Society and Technology
Business and Technology
Gestion et Technologie
Mechanical Engineering
Master in Mechanical Engineering
Smart Manufacturing
for students of:
Biomedical Engineering and Technolgies
Computer Science
Electronic and Telecommunication Engineering
Computer Science and Information Technology
Human-Computer Interaction
for students of Advanced Biobased and Bioinspired
for students of Industrial Biotechnology
for students of
Information Technology
Mathematical Methods in Data Analysis
Modelling and Data Science
Business Studies
Master of Business Studies