Examinations
Below you will find a wealth of information covering examinations, registration guidelines and examination schedules.
You should nevertheless consult the academic and examination regulations that apply to your degree program!
Please note: The recently issued prohibition on the use of special characters in connection with gender-sensitive language in Bavarian schools, universities and authorities relates exclusively to the official tasks of the institutions themselves; the prohibition does not extend to personal speech, documents, texts, and communication in study and teaching.
Students are free to decide whether and in what form they want to use gender-sensitive language. The use or non-use of gender-sensitive language has no influence on the assessment of examinations, seminar papers, or theses.
Academic and Examination Regulations
All examinations at TUM are governed under the General Academic and Examination Regulations for Bachelor's and Master's Programs (APSO) and the General Diploma Examination Regulations (ADPO) for discontinued diploma degree programs, in conjunction with the Study and Examination Regulations (FPSO) for the respective school. Section 1 of your FPSO stipulates whether your course of study falls under ADPO or APSO.
The APSO and ADPO contain binding procedural regulations for all diploma degree and bachelor's or master's degree programs at TUM. The FPSOs for the individual TUM degree programs then govern the program-specific prerequisites for examination approvals, the examination requirements and the course of study.
All statutes and regulations can be found in TUM’s statute database.
Please consult the academic and examination regulations that apply you to make sure that you are aware of important regulations such as progress monitoring.
Nonadherence to these regulations can have serious consequences, including failing the entire course of study.
Contact
When it comes to examinations, there are three important points of contact at TUM:
1. The office of student affairs of each TUM school is responsible for organizing course work examinations in the individual degree programs, examination registration and cancellation, certificates and withdrawals, administration of grades and the publication of examination results.
2. Each course of study has a corresponding examination committee resident within the schools. The committees are responsible for reviewing hardship and exception applications as well as recognizing credit and degree program requirements.
3. The Graduation Office and Academic Records department creates the Notification of Examination Results on a semester basis, graduation documents and preliminary degree certificates as well as benefits statements such as verifications for pension insurance and family/child allowances.
Certified copies of TUM-internal graduation documents are exclusively issued by the TUM Certification Office on Campus Weihenstephan.
Contact: Graduation Office and Academic Records
Personal appointments are possible by prior arrangement.
We recommend receiving the final documents by mail.
If you have any questions, please contact the responsible contact persons at the TUM Center for Study and Teaching – Graduation Office and Academic Records at the
Campus Munich
Campus Garching
Campus Weihenstephan
or the contact persons at the TUM School of Medicine and Health at
TUM University Hospital.
School-specific Examination Information
For more information about examinations within the individual schools, including points of contact, follow the links below:
- TUM School of Computation, Information and Technology
- TUM School of Engineering and Design
- TUM School of Life Sciences
- TUM School of Management
- TUM School of Medicine and Health
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Lecture period, lecture-free days, or enrollment periods – all semester dates and deadlines at a glance.
+49 89 289 22245
studium@tum.de
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Personal advising sessions with General Student Advising by appointment
Please note: On Wednesday, 21 May, the Student Information is not available by phone or at the Service Desk.
Campus Munich, Arcisstraße 21, Room 0144, 80333 München
Monday, 9 a.m. – 12 p.m.
Tuesday, 1 p.m. – 4 p.m. (Student Information only)
Wednesday, 9 a.m. – 12 p.m.
Friday, 9 a.m. – 12 p.m.
Please note: On Wednesday, 21 May, the Student Information is not available at the Service Desk.
