Examination Office MINT and Health Sciences

The Examinations Office is responsible for recording students' examination results. It accepts sick notes and processes registrations for final theses and colloquia. It also issues transcripts and certificates.

You must register for all examinations via QIS. You can also view your achievements and print a transcript there.

Please contact us if you notice any errors in the QIS.

If you are ill, you must submit a medical certificate and fill out a form.

Contact: pruefungsamt@uni-luebeck.de

Area of responsibility

The MINT Examination Office is responsible for the following degree programs:

  • Biophysics
  • Health and health care sciences
  • Entrepreneurship in digital technologies
  • Occupational therapy/logopaedics
  • Midwifery science
  • Hearing acoustics and audiological technology
  • Infection Biology
  • Computer Science
  • IT Security
  • Mathematics in medicine and life sciences
  • Media Informatics
  • Medical Nutritional Science (Nutritional Medicine)
  • Medical Informatics
  • Medical Engineering
  • Molecular Life Science
  • Nursing
  • Physiotherapy
  • Psychology
  • Robotics and Autonomous Systems
Forms and information sheets
Regulations and laws
Compensation for disadvantages and green card
Maternity leave and family

Frequently asked questions

The registration form must be signed by the issuing lecturer and you, completed and submitted to the Examination Office. Once the topic and the assessor have been confirmed by the chairperson of the examination board, you and the lecturer issuing the registration form will receive a copy of the registration form with the earliest and latest submission dates (see examination procedure regulations §16).

 

  • A summary in German and English must be included. If the degree program is taught in English, the English summary is sufficient

You can find instructions and templates in Moodle

The examination boards have drawn up guidelines for the design of the cover sheet

  • If you are ill and unable to work on your bachelor's or master's thesis, the processing time for the thesis can be extended by the duration of your illness. Please submit a medical certificate using the appropriate form to the Examination Office without delay
  • If you are unable to meet the deadline for other, unforeseeable reasons, you can apply for an extension of the processing time for your bachelor's or master's thesis. The processing time can then be extended by the duration of the difficulty

To register for the colloquium, you must also complete a registration form (Bachelor's / Master's), which must be signed by you and both examiners and submitted to the Examinations Office. After the date has been confirmed by the chair of the examination board, you will receive a summons to the colloquium. Please submit the registration form to the Examinations Office at least two weeks before the date.

  • It is definitely advisable to visit the Examination Office to clarify your account. Alternatively, you can also check your grades online. Once all performance certificates and reviews for your bachelor's or master's thesis are available, your certificate will be sent to you by mail after the processing period has expired (please make sure that your current address is on file)
  • If you have completed voluntary courses that you would like to have listed in your Diploma Supplement, you must fill out the application form for inclusion of modules in the Diploma Supplement and submit it to the Examination Office before your final exam (usually the colloquium)
  • Please check the details on your identity card against the details in your student data. The correspondence is necessary for the creation of the certificate!!!
  • It can take up to two months to prepare the certificate documents