Deadlines for repeat examinations

If you fail an examination, you must

– for semi-annual examinations in the next semester
– for annual examinations in the semester after next

independently re-register for the examination in the respective examination registration phase via Jogustine.

Under no circumstances is there an “automatic” registration by the Examination Office.

IMPORTANT:
If you miss these deadlines, the missed repeat examination is deemed to have been taken in accordance with Section 18 Para. 4 sentence 3 i.V.m. § 5 para. 8 sentence 1 of the regulations for the examination in the two-subject Bachelor’s degree program of Departments 02, 05 and 07 .

If you are ill on your examination date, please print out the certificate template and have it completed by your doctor. Please remember that you must go to the doctor no later than the day on which the examination takes place. Please send the certificate by e-mail to: PruefungsamtFB02@uni-mainz.de. Get well soon!

IMPORTANT: Please submit certificates for the module examinations in Sport and Sport Science directly to the study office of the Institute of Sport Science!

Inspection requests

Requests to inspect written examinations and assignments must generally be submitted to the office of the lecturer responsible.

Performance statements

B.Ed. students receive their transcript of records from the HPL (for B.A. of Education: University Examination Office).

B.A. students receive their transcript of records from the central examination office of FB 02 if their major subject is a subject from FB 02. If you have a core subject that is not represented in FB 02, please contact the study office of your core subject.

Please request your transcript of records by e-mail, stating your matriculation number and your subjects. Your transcript of records will then be made available to you as a PDF via Jogustine.

If you would like a written statement of benefits, please note that statements of benefits can only be sent in return for a stamped, self-addressed envelope.

Exam withdrawal/withdrawal Bachelor and Master students

Please note that independent exam deregistration in Jogustine is only possible during the exam registration phase.

See § 11 para. 4 of the regulations for examinations in the two-subject Bachelor’s degree program of Departments 02, 05 and 07:
“Timely and binding registration is required for participation in module examinations and partial module examinations.”
“The examination and registration deadlines are announced at the beginning of the semester. After the registration deadline, withdrawal is only possible in justified individual cases.”

What are academic achievements, module examinations, partial module examinations and cumulative module examinations?

• Academic achievements are credits that you achieve in a current module, but which are not included in the final grade. As a rule, an academic achievement is assigned to a course and not to the entire module. It can be, for example, a presentation, a term paper, a practical exercise or a report. If coursework is to be completed, the form will be announced by the lecturer at the beginning of the course. It is important to note that it is not necessary to register for coursework via Jogustine; the grades are not usually listed in Jogustine either. If in doubt, ask the Examinations Office whether you need to register.
• To Module examinations include Final module examinations, partial module examinations and cumulative examinations. They differ from coursework in that the grades of the module examinations are always included in the final grade. Important: You must register for each module examination via Jogustine in good time during the registration period, regardless of the type of examination (term paper, written examination, oral examination, etc.). If you do not register in time, you will not be allowed to take the examination. Please note that the examination registration phase is not to be confused with the course registration phase. Final module examinations are, as the name suggests, module examinations, which are usually taken at the end of a module and can in principle cover the learning material of the entire module. Module examinations are also a form of module examination. These are partial examinations (e.g. term papers or written examinations for a specific course) that are included in the final grade, but are written separately from and in addition to the final module examination, often even a semester before the actual final module examination. Cumulative examinations are parts of a final module examination that consists of several parts. For example, many modules require two written examinations at the end, both of which are included in the final grade. Cumulative examinations are therefore a sub-form of the partial module examination.

You can see which type of examination you have to take in a module in the subject-specific appendix of the examination regulations that applies to you.

You can find the examination regulations here:

Subject-related study and examination regulations | (uni-mainz.de)

The Examinations Office of Faculty 02 wishes you every success in your examinations!