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Here you will find all relevant information on the courses offered, the application and admission procedures, and how to finance your studies. In addition, you will find general information provided centrally by the university, which you can use to inform yourself in advance and help to choose a degree programme.

You must register for these directly at the Examination Office, but still during the official registration period. Studium Generale exception: there have been some changes since WS 2019 20. Only the courses listed in the module catalogue under Studium Generale must be registered during the examination registration period.

Video Series "Start of studies" The video series are intended to make it easier for first-semester students to start their studies. The videos explain important topics during the beginning of studies and were created in co-operation with the university’s E-Learning Service. Valuable support came from the students of our faculty.

Foundation courses Welcome and introductory events First-semester welcome brochures Video series: First Steps at the University Support for first-semester students Pre-Study Placement Timetables Online-Tools and IT-Services Information for international students Programme Coordinator for the Entry Phase Registration in Stud.IP required! from the Central Student Advisory Service PDF, 10 MB Study-start brochure Video series: First Steps at the U...

Mathematics Foundation Course for First-Semester Students At the beginning of a bachelor's degree programme, students often experience some difficulties in mathematics. Registration is not necessary, the courses are offered free of charge, and late entry is possible at any time. In addition to receiving professional support, you get to know your fellow students in the foundation course and have the opportunity to make contact with students in ...

Teacher Training Computer Science as subject in the Interdisciplinary Bachelor s Degree Programme Computer Science as subject Master s Teacher Training Course for Grammar Schools Computer Science as subject in the Bachelor s Teacher Training Course for Technical Education Computer Science as subject Master s Teacher Training Course for Technical Education Electrical Engineering as subject in the Bachelor s Teacher Training Course for Technical...

Meier , you can write back in the same way. If you are not sure how to formulate your address, the general rule is: better too formal than too informal. HOW TO ATTENDANCE If you are unable to come to a course with compulsory attendance, please inform the lecturer or supervisor beforehand.

Student Working and Learning Rooms A special feature of the Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science in Hannover is the extensive range of working and learning rooms where students can meet to learn and connect with others, obtaining support in learning and examination preparation. You should get to know the student-administered working rooms. Each has a different character, so a few visits to see and try them out is worthwhile.

The Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science offers you an attractive range of master's degree programmes Degree programmes offered by the Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science Are you interested in studying for a doctoral study? Ulrike von Holdt Alumni Officers Phone +49 511 762 7479 Email vonholdt fei.uni-hannover.de Address Appelstraße 11/11a 30167 Hannover Building 3403 Room A336 Dipl.-Päd. Ulrike von Holdt A...

You should then submit this certificate to the Examination Office. Which courses can I attend in Studium Generale and how are my credit points certified? To further deepen and supplement the subject specific and interdisciplinary knowledge, courses are taken in the competence field Additional and Key Competences within the framework of the Studium Generale.

Details can be found in the Internship Regulations. Which courses can I attend in Studium Generale and how are my credit points certified? To further deepen and supplement the subject specific and interdisciplinary knowledge, courses are taken in the competence field Additional and Key Competences within the framework of the Studium Generale.

Details can be found in the Internship Regulations. Which courses can I attend in Studium Generale and how are my credit points certified? To further deepen and supplement the subject specific and interdisciplinary knowledge, courses are taken in the competence field Additional and Key Competences within the framework of the Studium Generale.

You must register for these directly at the Examination Office using a form , but still during the official registration period. Studium Generale exception: there have been some changes since WS 2019 20. Only the courses listed in the module catalogue under Studium Generale must be registered during the examination registration period.

Application to a bachelor s degree programme Application to a master s degree programme Information for students interested in studying abroad Application to a bachelor s degree programme Prospective students from Germany and EU countries applicants from all EU countries follow the same procedure Bachelor s application Germany and EU International applicants from outside the EU applicants from outside the EU follow a special procedure Bachelor...

A laboratory contains 8 to 10 different experiments, which the students have to pass. Studium Generale The Studium Generale is a name for one or more freely selectable courses. These courses actually belong to other courses of study.