Open courses are a regular part of the curriculum of the respective degree programme for which the lecturer offering the course is originally employed. They are also open to students from other faculties and degree programmes.

The organisation follows the uniform processes and rules of the offering faculty.

• Specific examination number
• Specific deadlines and procedures
• Supervision by the secretariats and/or departments of the offering teacher

Registration with ‘Bauhaus.module’ coordination (UE)

Academic ‘Bauhaus.modules’ are designed as additional cross-faculty and cross-degree programme courses and are therefore not a regular part of the compulsory curriculum.

The organisation follows the uniform processes and rules.

• overarching examination number
• standardised bison entry
• Standardised deadlines for course and examination registration
• Supervision by ‘Bauhaus.modules’ coordination (UE)

Registration with ‘Bauhaus.modules’ coordination (UE)

Student ‘Bauhaus.modules’ are designed as additional cross-faculty and cross-degree programme courses and are therefore not a regular part of the compulsory curriculum.

The organisation follows uniform processes and rules (see: academic ‘Bauhaus.modules’).

Special features:

• Mentors act as module supervisors and examiners
• Review and approval by the allocation committee for funds to promote teaching and learning

Application to ‘Bauhaus.modules’ coordination (UE)

Responsibility for the ‘student Bauhaus.modules’ lies with the mentors. They act as module leaders and receive organisational support from the ‘Bauhaus.modules’ coordination team (UE).

‘Open courses’ are a regular component in the compulsory, compulsory elective or elective area for students of the respective degree programme for which the teacher is originally employed.

‘Open courses’ are booked for students of other faculties and degree programmes in the additional area and can be recognised in the elective area. Recognition in the compulsory or compulsory elective area can be checked by the responsible academic advisor. For this purpose, it is recommended that a prior agreement be made for later recognition and, if necessary, recorded in a learning agreement.

The registration of achievements is carried out by the secretary's office or the chair of the lecturer offering the programme.

For students of the respective degree programme, the entry of achievements in the POS examination system is carried out by the authorised person or the examination office responsible for the lecturer in charge.

For students of other faculties and degree programmes, the entry of achievements in the POS examination system is carried out by the authorised person or the examination office responsible for the teacher in charge.

Study achievements that are completed in an ‘academic Bauhaus.module’ are recorded in the additional area and can be recognised in the elective area. Recognition in the compulsory or compulsory elective area can be checked by the responsible academic advisor. For this purpose, it is recommended that a prior agreement be made regarding subsequent recognition and, if necessary, recorded in a learning agreement.

The registration of achievements is carried out by the secretary's office or the chair of the lecturer offering the course.

The entry of achievements in the POS examination system is carried out by the examination office responsible for the teacher in charge.

Study achievements that are completed in a ‘student Bauhaus.module’ are recorded in the additional area and can be recognised in the elective area. Any further recognition is carried out in accordance with the respective study and examination regulations. To this end, it is recommended that a prior agreement be made on subsequent recognition and, if necessary, recorded in a learning agreement.

The module coordinators are responsible for registering the credits.

The registration of achievements in the POS examination system is carried out by the Examinations Office, which is responsible for the module coordinators.

The module supervisor's teaching load is credited in accordance with the faculty's internal regulations.

The entry in the ‘Bison’ course catalogue and the assignment to the category ‘open courses’ within the ‘interdisciplinary courses’ are made by the secretary's office or the departmental administration of the responsible lecturer.

Course number: The course is assigned a faculty-specific course number.

Degree programmes: The degree programme for which the lecturer is originally employed is assigned in order to enable students of this degree programme to book courses in the compulsory, compulsory elective or elective area. In addition, the entry ‘all degree programmes’ is assigned to enable students from other faculties and degree programmes to register for courses in the elective/additional area.

Course and examination registration: Registration and admission to courses and/or examinations are carried out in accordance with the faculty-specific regulations.

The entry in the ‘Bison’ course catalogue and the assignment to the category ‘Academic Bauhaus.modules’ within the ‘interdisciplinary courses’ are carried out by the University Development Department (coordination ‘Bauhaus.modules’).

Course number: ‘Academic Bauhaus.modules’ receive a central course number (‘9 number’). This enables allocation to the elective area/additional area.

Study programmes: The entry ‘all study programmes’ is assigned to enable the booking of courses in the elective/additional area.

Course and examination registration: Course registration and admission takes place via the ‘Bison’ course catalogue using the ‘Bauhaus.Module’ booking deadline. Examination registration takes place within a specified examination registration period.

University Development (Coordination ‘Bauhaus.Module’) supports the responsible lecturers in carrying out the course and examination registrations and in maintaining the participation lists.

The entry in the event directory ‘Bison’ and the assignment to the category ‘Student Bauhaus.modules’ within the ‘interdisciplinary course programme’ is carried out by the University Development Department (coordination ‘Bauhaus.modules’).

Course number: ‘Student Bauhaus.modules’ receive a central course number (‘9 number’). This enables allocation to the elective area/additional area.

Study programmes: The entry ‘all degree programmes’ is assigned to enable the booking of credits in the elective area/additional area.

Course and examination registration: Course registration and admission takes place via the ‘Bison’ course catalogue using the ‘Bauhaus.Module’ booking deadline. Examination registration takes place within a specified examination registration period.

University Development (‘Bauhaus.Module Coordination’) supports students and module coordinators in carrying out course and examination registrations and in maintaining the participation lists.

‘Open courses’ are a regular component in the compulsory, compulsory elective or elective area for students of the respective degree programme for which the teacher is originally employed.

‘Open courses’ are booked for students of other faculties and degree programmes in the additional area and can be recognised in the elective area. Recognition in the compulsory or compulsory elective area can be checked by the responsible academic advisor. It is recommended that a prior agreement is made regarding subsequent recognition and, if necessary, recorded in a learning agreement.

‘Open courses’ are organised like regular courses of the degree programme or degree programmes for which you are originally working: 

• As usual, the Bison entries are created by your professorship, department or faculty. 
• The course is given a faculty-specific course and examination number. 
• The faculty-specific course and examination registration procedures apply. 

The following also applies: 

• Your course must be registered with the Coordination of Interdisciplinary Courses (UE). 
• Your course must be listed in the ‘Bison’ course catalogue in the ‘Interdisciplinary courses’ section as ‘Open courses’ and advertised on the ‘Bauhaus.Module’ website.
• In the Bison entry, the item ‘All degree programmes’ is added in addition to the degree programmes for which you are originally active. 
• In the Bison entry, a paragraph is added under ‘Target group’ that lists all study levels (Bachelor, Master and/or doctorate) and faculties (Architecture and Urbanism, Building and Environment, Art and Design and/or Media) for which you wish to open your course. This entry is based on the information you provided in the enrolment form (see above). 
• In addition, the currently valid Learning Agreement is linked, which enables students from other faculties and degree programmes to consult their respective subject advisors and make arrangements for the recognition of credit points. 

‘Academic Bauhaus Module’ are subject to uniform organisational rules and are supervised by the Coordination of Interdisciplinary Courses (University Development). 

• Your course must be registered with the Coordination of the Interdisciplinary Teaching Programme (UE). 
• Based on this information, we will create a Bison entry for you.
• The course will be given an overarching course and examination number. 
• Standardised deadlines apply for course and examination registration.
• You will receive all information on registration and admissions for your course from us. 

Additionally applies: 

• No specific degree programmes are assigned, only the position ‘all degree programmes’. 
• In the Bison entry, a paragraph is added under ‘Target group’ that lists all study levels (Bachelor, Master and/or Doctorate) and faculties (Architecture and Urbanism, Building and Environment, Art and Design and/or Media) for which you wish to open your course. This entry is based on the information you provided in the enrolment form (see above). 
• In addition, the currently valid Learning Agreement is linked, which enables students to consult their respective subject advisors and make arrangements for the recognition of credits.