A module handbook contains detailed module descriptions, which may include the following information:
- Module descriptions: Detailed information on the teaching content, learning objectives and thematic focus of each module.
- Credit points (ECTS): Information on how many credit points are awarded for successful participation in a module.
- Teaching methods: Information on the type of courses, such as lectures, seminars, tutorials or laboratories.
- Examination requirements: Details of the examination achievements required for module completion, such as written examinations, term papers, presentations or oral examinations.
- Qualification objectives and competencies: Description of the skills and knowledge that students should acquire by participating in the module.
This information helps students to define their study goals, monitor their learning progress and strategically plan their academic career.
The role of the module handbook in the course of study
The module handbook is a central tool for students that goes far beyond a simple list of courses. It plays a decisive role in various phases of the course of study and supports students in planning, orienting and successfully completing their studies.