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  • Theses are no longer submitted in printed form. You upload your thesis to TUbama. This means you have submitted your thesis and the submission date is noted. At the same time, you must email the signed and scanned thesis declaration to the Office of Student Affairs in accordance with § 22, paragraph 7, APB.

    Information on whether and how submission deadlines can be extended can be found on the TU Darmstadt homepage under FAQ.

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  • Bilingual certificate

  • Buddy programme

  • C

  • Centre for Teacher Education

  • Certificate

  • If you need a duplicate of your degree documents, please contact Student Services.

    The information and contact details can be found here

  • Some modules are offered in two languages. A change is possible under certain conditions.

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  • If your address or telephone number has changed, you can make the modification yourself via

    If your address or telephone number has changed, you can make the modification yourself via TUCaN.

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  • Change of field of study

  • Change of minor

  • For a change of degree programme or to take up a second degree programme, apply via TUCaN by the usual deadlines.

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  • Change your field of study

  • Compensation for disadvantages due to disability or illness and family burdens.

    The General Examination Regulations regulate the possibility of compensating for disadvantages:

    "§ 24 Compensation for disadvantages and family support in examinations

    (1) The nature and severity of a disability or illness shall be taken into account in the examination procedure. If an examinee substantiates that he/she is not able to take the examination performance in whole or in part in the intended form due to a long-lasting or permanent physical disability or a serious illness, the examiner may compensate for this by extending the processing time accordingly or by structuring the examination procedure differently. A medical certificate must be presented on request.

    (2) Account shall be taken of the burden of pregnancy, bringing up children or caring for relatives in need of care. Insofar as the APB or the implementing provisions stipulate deadlines for the provision of certain services, these shall be extended by the statutory maternity protection periods upon request. Furthermore, upon application, an appropriate extension of the deadlines can also be granted if there are proven burdens according to sentence 1.

    (3) Decisions under subsections 1 and 2 shall be taken by the examiner, if necessary by the competent examination board in agreement with the examiner.

    If you have any questions in this regard, please contact the student advisory service .

  • Confidants

  • Coordinator of student affairs

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  • Courses

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  • Examination Matters

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  • Departmental Office

  • Deadlines for deregistration

    You can deregister from exams via TUCaN up to 8 days before the exam without giving reasons. If it is not possible to deregister via TUCaN, please contact the study office.

    In case of illness, you can deregister at the study office until shortly before the examination. You must submit a doctor's certificate within three days.

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  • Doctor's certificate

  • Double Degree

  • Downloads

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  • You must take the module (41-21-0382) if you wish to obtain the bilingual certificate. Remember the deadlines for the placement tests!

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  • English language skills at B2 level are required for the Master's degree programme in Mathematics. This can be demonstrated, for example, through 10 CP English modules in the Bachelor's programme. Further information can be found here

  • You must take this module (41-21-0922) if you have not passed the placement test for English for Mathematicians. A placement test is not necessary for this module. Further information can be obtained from the study office of the Language Centre.

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  • Events

  • Oral examination or written exam which concludes a course or module during the lecture-free period.

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  • Examination board

  • Examination dates and rooms

  • Examination management

  • Examination plan

  • Examination registration

  • Examination regulationes

  • Exchange programmes

  • Exchange Students

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  • German language skills at level C1 are required for the Bachelor's degree programme and for the teacher training programmes; English language skills at level B2 are required for the Master's degree programme in Mathematics. This can be demonstrated, for example, through 10 CP English modules in the Bachelor's programme. Further information can be fould here

  • Learning Center

  • Leave of Absence

  • Living in Darmstadt

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  • To keep you up to date about all the news concerning your studies, we use mailing lists at the department.

    Feel free to subscribe.

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  • Mandatory elective days (WOrT)

  • Master of Science, Mathematics

  • Theses are no longer submitted in printed form. You upload your thesis to TUbama. This means you have submitted your thesis and the submission date is noted. At the same time, you must email the signed and scanned thesis declaration to the Office of Student Affairs in accordance with § 22, paragraph 7, APB.

    Information on whether and how submission deadlines can be extended can be found on the TU Darmstadt homepage under FAQ.

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  • Maths meeting point

  • Maths preparatory course

  • Mentoring programmes

  • Module activation is possible from 01.09.-15.11. for a winter semester and from 01.03.-15.05. for a summer semester.

    You cannot register for elective or minor subject modules? Please apply for activation via module activation .

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  • Module handbook

  • Moodle

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  • You can apply for a part-time study in the Bachelor Mathematics, Master Mathematics, Master Mathematics and Master of Education programmes.

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  • Childcare for your child has been cancelled at short notice and you have to bring your child/children to the office or lecture? No problem, we provide you with some play materials to borrow via our play box. If you are interested, please contact the and register as a “user”. You will then receive all the necessary information about the play box. The games box can be found in the social room K209.

  • Pregnancy brings many changes with it, and can lead to major challenges, especially in your studies. We will support you with these challenges as best we can – the coordinator of student affairs will be happy to advise you!

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  • Preparatory course

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  • To ensure that the transition from the Bachelor's to the Master's programme goes smoothly, or that you receive your transcript promptly after graduation, you should submit a request for a degree certificate in good time.

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  • Research data management

  • Research groups

  • Preliminary work for the Master's thesis

    The above-mentioned module is a pre-requisite for the Master's thesis.

    You can find the module description in the module handbook .

    You cannot register for the module independently. When you register for the Master's thesis, you will receive a form. On the back of the form, the examiner confirms that this module has been successfully passed. The booking is done via the Office for Student Affairs .

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  • School internship

  • Semester dates

  • Semester on Leave

  • Semester/Year abroad

  • In a seminar, you will work independently on a topic and then give a presentation on it in the course. Usually the topics are assigned at the beginning of the lecture period. You must also attend the presentations of the other participants.

  • Requesting a separate examination date

    In certain cases and for valid reasons, you may request a special examination date.

    • Reasons for a special examination (selection):
    • stay abroad/internship
    • prolonged illness
    • last examination before graduation
    • Module is offered for the last time

    First clarify with your examiner whether he/she is willing to offer you a separate examination date. Then request the application form at the Office of Student Affairs . After you have filled it out completely and the examiner has signed it, send the form back to the Office of Student Affairs. The application will be submitted to the examination board for approval.

    If you are unsure whether your special examination application has a chance of success, you can contact the study coordinator or the Office of Student Affairs in advance.

  • Special subsidary subject

  • Specialisation Courses in the Master of Sciences Programmes

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  • Procedure and registration for specialisation examinations.

    Within the scope of your Master's degree programme, you will take up to two specialisation examinations, depending on your field of study.

    A specialisation examination is a module examination in which the content of up to four courses totalling 18 CP is examined. The specialisation examination is oral.

    In order to be able to take a specialisation examination, you must first register for the examination in TUCaN during an examination registration period (01.06.-30.06. for the summer semester/ 15.11.-15.12. for the winter semester). You then apply for the registration form in the Office for Student Affairs . You fill this out together with your examiner or have it filled out. You or the examiner must return the completed form to the Office of Student Affairs at least 8 days before the examination event. The examination date and content will be entered into TUCaN by your administrator.

  • Students' Commitee

  • Study Abroad

  • The performance that one achieves within the framework of a course (e.g. handing in homework).

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  • Study regulations

  • If you have children, you can find out what support the university can offer you when studying at the Service Centre Studying with Children. They also provide a Moodle course in which you can enrol yourself.

    We would also like to point out the Prof. Sorin Huss Fund, which provides support for childcare.

  • Two programmes are studied at the same time.

    Many students opt for a double degree programme. In most cases, students choose the subject that is their minor in their first degree.

    Often the combination is mathematics/physics or mathematics/computer science. This has the advantage that the courses from the minor subject in the second degree or courses from the second degree in the minor subject can be recognised without any problems. Even if 180 CP have to be achieved in the Bachelor's degree in both degree programmes, mutual recognition can mean that not so many CP have to be acquired later in the first or second subject. This means that you still study two subjects, but the recognition saves you time in the end, so that you often need less than 2x 6 semesters.

    In the Master's programme, double students often opt for the interdisciplinary field of study. Here, too, the duration of studies can be shortened through mutual recognition of achievements.

    Despite all this, a double degree programme is also a double burden, which manifests itself not only in possibly more CP per semester, but also in a higher administrative organisational effort. Furthermore, the time aspect should not be underestimated. A Bachelor's double degree programme can nevertheless take 9-10 semesters.

    If you are interested in a double degree programme or have questions about which courses from your second subject can be recognised by us, please contact the .

  • Submit Bachelor's certificate at a later date

  • Submit certificate at a later time

  • Subsidary subjects

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  • Teaching module management

  • All earned CP are displayed in the “Credits” column.

    In the column “Credits”, the earned CP of the modules whose grade is included in the calculation of the overall grade are usually displayed and totalled.

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  • TUCaN

  • TUDay

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  • After every written examination students are allowed to view the correction of their work and ask questions.

    The examiners decide at their own discretion when and how the examination is to be viewed. The date, duration, place and procedure of the inspection are determined by the examiners and announced to all examination participants.

    This information is not available to the Office for Student Affairs. If you have any questions regarding the inspection of exams, please contact the examiners or course assistants.

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