Examination regulations

Each program of study of the University of Hohenheim has its own examination regulations, in which legally binding rules on examination procedures of your program are summarized. They are continuously updated and it is strongly recommended that you familiarize yourself with the examination regulations relevant to you in good time and that you check them for any changes that have occurred in the meantime.

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How do I know which examination regulations apply to me?

You can find out which examination regulations apply to you in the curriculum on HohCampus.

Note: The Master’s degree always includes the Specialized Master’s Examination Regulations, which only apply in combination with the General Master’s Examination Regulations.

How do I read my examination regulations?

The examination regulations in Hohenheim are divided into a general part and a specialized part.
In the Bachelor’s programs, both parts can be found in one document; in the Master’s degree programs, there are two documents that must be observed.

The general regulations that apply to all students of a degree type can be found in the

“General Section” of the examination regulations for your degree program for Bachelor’s programs and in the
“General Examination Regulations for the University of Hohenheim’s Master’s Degree Programs” for Master’s programs.

Some aspects are then specified in the specialized sections of the examination regulations. You will always find a reference to the specialized section in the general section, if this is the case.

Always check the general regulations first and observe the specialized regulations if there is a reference!

The specialized regulations can be found in the

“Specialized Part” of the Bachelor’s examination regulations for your degree program and in the
“Specialized Master’s Examination Regulations” for your Master’s degree program.

An indication that there is a particular regulation might look like this, for example:

Bachelor’s
General	Specialized
§ 2(2) of the University of Hohenheim’s Examination Regulations for the Bachelor’s Programs in the Faculty of Agricultural Sciences from 19 February 2018.	§ 33 of the University of Hohenheim’s Examination Regulations for the in the Faculty of Agricultural Sciences from 19 February 2018.
The academic degree “Bachelor of Science” (abbreviated to B.Sc.) or “Bachelor of Arts” (abbreviated to B.A.) is awarded on the basis of successfully completing the program requirements. Further details are regulated by the provisions of the Specialized Section of these Examination Regulations.	The academic degree “Bachelor of Science” (abbreviated to B.Sc.) is awarded on the basis of successfully completing the program requirements.

Master’s
General	Specialized
§ 3(2) of the General Examination Regulations for the University of Hohenheim’s Master’s Degree Programs from 23 July 2024.	§ 2 of the Particular Master’s Examination Regulations of the University of Hohenheim for the Management Degree Program of the Faculty of Business, Economics and Social Sciences from 23 July 2024.
After successfully completing the program requirements, the academic degree “Master of Science” (abbreviated to M.Sc.) or “Master of Arts” (abbreviated to M.A.) is awarded. The degree to be awarded is determined by the Particular Master’s Examination Regulations.	The academic degree “Master of Science” (abbreviated to M.Sc.) is awarded for the Master’s degree program in Management on the basis of the successful completion of the program requirements.

How do I read my examination regulations if there is a statute for changing the examination regulations?

Sometimes individual provisions in the examination regulations are changed and there are no new examination regulations.

These changes typically do not concern changes to degree program structures, but are instead changes to provisions that apply to all or most students.

If there are amending statutes, there is a “reading version” in most degree programs. This is a version of the examination regulations that includes the changes from the amending statutes.

If there is no reading version, you must always use your own examination regulations as a basis and observe the changes stated in all existing statutes for changing the examination regulations.

What is a reading version?

In particular when there are amendments to the original examination regulations, the faculties sometimes produce what are referred to as “reading versions.” This is a version of the examination regulations that includes the changes from the amending statutes.

However, there are also reading versions for the Master’s degree programs of the Faculty of Natural Sciences. In these reading versions, you can find both the General Examination Regulations for the Master’s Programs at the University of Hohenheim and the Specialized Master’s Examination Regulations for your degree program in one document.

Bachelor’s examination regulations

Master’s Examination Regulations (in German, valid as of 1 October 2024)

General Examination Regulations

General Examination Regulations for the Master’s Degree Programs from 23 July 2024 (in German)

Specialized Master’s Examination Regulations

Master's examination regulations (valid until 30 September 2024)

Supplementary Examination Regulations for all Master's degree programs at the University of Hohenheim
The "Supplementary Examination Regulations UHOH" only apply in conjunction with and in addition to the existing examination regulations of the respective degree programs. They only apply to the University of Hohenheim’s Master’s degree programs.

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