Exams

The main task of the Central Examinations Office is to advise the review boards of the subject areas and degree courses in their tasks as well as providing organisational and professional support.

Within the scope of this generally defined function, the Central Examinations Office performs a wide variety of tasks:

• Advising the review boards and the Rector’s Office in the application and interpretation of the Study and Examination Regulations
• Providing advice to students in matters concerning examinations and questions about the Study and Examination Regulations
• Creating the examination regulations decided by the Senate
• Organising and implementing the examination registration and deregistration processes
• Administering and processing examination marks and the assessment of examination requirements
• Publication of examination results
• Controlling deadlines and implementing the hardship decisions made by the examination boards in the hardship procedure
• Receiving Bachelor’s and Master’s theses
• Processing and production of transcripts of marks and degree certificates
• Exmatriculation process
• Participation in/providing support to the Rector’s Office in the coordination of the uniform application of the Study and Examination Regulations throughout the university.
• Participation in quality assurance measures in relation to examinations, graduate surveys and external rankings.