Curriculum

Curriculum

• The curriculum is an
  
  overview of all modules in a degree program
  
  and contains the following information.
  
  - names of the modules
  - semesters in which the modules are offered
  - number of hours per week (SWS) for the modules and
  - credit points (LP) for the modules. 
  
  The curriculum forms an integral part of the degree programs Exam and study regulations - Special provisions - as an annex.
  
  Curricula of degree programs - Web view
  Curricula of degree programs - PDF view

Course schedule

• The course schedule, also known as lecture schedule, contains details - in addition to the information provided in the curriculum - regarding
  
  lecturer, day, time, location and room for each activity
  
  The course schedule relates to a specific semester - either the summer semester (SoSe) or the winter semester (WiSe).
  
  All modules listed in the degree program’s curriculum, together with their corresponding activities (lectures, tutorials, seminars and, where applicable, internships), are generally offered in the semesters (SoSe or WiSe) and with the number of weekly teaching hours (SWS - Semesterwochenstunden) specified therein.
  
  Curricula of degree programs - Web view
  Curricula of degree programs - PDF view
  
  The planning of activities for a semester is carried out centrally and across all degree programs. The results of this planning are announced 14 days before the start of the semester.
  
  From this point onwards, students can view the semester-specific course schedule after logging in to the Campus Portal with their Uni-Account and use the study planner to create their personal study plan.
  
  Study planner

Module handbook

• The module handbook provides a
  
  detailed description of modules listed in the curriculum 
  
  and contains the following information. 
  
  - Module title and module number 
  - Learning objectives and content 
  - Workload and ECTS credits 
  - Examination format 
  - Entry requirements 
  - Frequency and duration 
  - Module coordinator
  
  For each semester, prior to the start of courses, TUIL provides a module handbook for each degree program containing specific information valid for that semester. The module handbooks can be viewed in the Thuringia Digital Library.
  
  Module handbooks Diplom
  Module handbooks Bachelor
  Module handbooks Master

• Learning spaces on Campus
  
  Students may use rooms of the university's teaching room pool as learning spaces between their scheduled activities by certain constraints.
  
  Rooms in the teaching room pool | Intranet
  Details on requesting rooms