The written examinations have been divided into non-centrally organised exams (also referred to as decentralised exams), which are organised by the examiners themselves, and central exams, which are organised by the Examinations Office.
Students should use Stud.IP or visit the relevant examiner's website to inform themselves about non-centrally organised exams.
The Examinations Office provides information exclusively on all central exams. Students can find information on central examinations on the Examinations Office's semester-related information webpage, which provides information on exam dates and seating plans.
Here is a checklist [German content] with the most important points and step-by-step instructions for your in-person examination.
The Examinations Office informs the chairs for whom it organises exams centrally of the relevant dates and deadlines.
For central examinations, the Examinations Office will attach clearly visible seat numbers to the desks to help students find their seats quickly. Students can look up their seat numbers in the seating plans announced on the semester-related information page.
For non-centrally organised examinations, you must attach clearly visible seat numbers to the tables yourself, unless the room is also used for centralised examinations and the seat numbers are thus already attached.
Below are the most important documents for your examination process [last revised 7 June 2023]:
Here you will find information and application forms for examination authorisation in accordance with the Bavarian Higher Education Act at the respective faculties.
This process is currently being revised for the Faculty of Social Sciences and Education as well as for the Faculty of Humanities and Cultural Studies.
Information on examination authorisation (German content)
The examination boards appoint the examiners at the beginning of each semester.
Information on examination authorisation (German content)
The appointed examiners are announced on the following faculty website for the respective Bachelor's and Master's degree programmes.
The examination board appoints the examiners and the assessors. It may delegate the appointment to the chairperson.
Information on examination authorisation (German content)
The appointed examiners will be announced on the following faculty website.
The examiners for the intermediate law examination are appointed by the dean. The examiners for the University Law Examination are appointed by the Examination Board for the University Law Examination.
Information on examination authorisation (German content)
