Withdrawal from module examinations
After the deadline for cancelling a registration for a module examination (usually one week prior to the examination) has passed, students need to present a valid reason in order to withdraw from an exam.
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The regulations described on this page apply to module examinations only. Different regulations apply for Bachelor's and Master's thesis. For more information, please go to:
If the Examination Board authorizes your withdrawal, your corresponding registration will be deleted and you will not lose an examination attempt. Therefore, the reasons for missing or withdrawing from an exam must be forwarded to the responsible Examination Board in writing and without delay and must be substantiated accordingly.
Please note that the Examination Board of your respective program may have adopted regulations which slightly differ from those stated above. Please contact your Office of Student Services to inquire whether this is the case for your program.
Should you withdraw from an examination due to sickness, you are required to submit a medical certificate confirming that you are unable to take an exam on the examination date within three business days to the Office of Student and Examination Services.
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If you are unable to take an examination you bindingly registered for due to the fact that your child is sick, please submit the medical certificate your pediatrician normally issues for employers ('Ärztliche Bescheinigung für den Bezug von Krankengeld bei Erkrankung des Kindes'; 'form 21') to the Office of Student Services. On this certificate, he/she is to confirm that your child is in need of nursing or care for reasons of sickness. By signing on the bottom half of the form, you confirm that no other person was able to handle this duty.
Potential costs incurred are to be borne by you. You are required to submit your medical certificate immediately – usually within three business days – to the Office of Student Services.