Substitution / replacement

Substitution / Replacement

Substitution refers to replacing studies included in the degree curriculum using studies (with similar learning objectives) completed elsewhere. When assessing the possibility of replacing study modules and units, the primary criteria are the learning objectives of the studies and therefore also their content, scope and requirements. Substitution of a complete study unit or module is possible if the studies completed elsewhere mainly correspond to the study unit or module at the university. The study unit or module can also be replaced partially. Studies used for substitution must be university level studies.

Instructions:

Substituting a course with one completed course

Substituting a course with several completed courses

Substituting several courses with one completed course

Substituting a study module with completed study module

Substituting a study module with several completed courses

Substituting course(s) with completed study module

Substituting studies with previously acquired competence

 

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