Examination Office

Current consultation hours

You can book appointments for office hours via Stud.IP. This is done via the StudIP system (https://studip.tu-braunschweig.de). You can click directly on the adjacent link and select the "Appointments" tab to make an appointment.

The following information is available for these consultation hours::

The consultation hours are intended to clarify problems relating to the study programme. Therefore, please enter the topic of your problem directly when booking so that we can advise you better.
Documents (transcripts of records, applications for recognition of achievements, etc.) can still be submitted by post. Please use the normal postal service or the central mailbox of TU Braunschweig. You will find the central TU mailbox in the Forum building (Universitätsplatz 2). We do not have a letterbox on site.

Exam period winter semester 2024/2025

Exam registration winter semester 2024/2025: 15.12.2024 - 15.01.2025

Examination period (written exams): 27.01.2025 - 31.03.2025
Examination period (oral exams): 27.01.2025 - 31.03.2025

Exam registration

For each examination in the Master's degree program in Business Information Systems, a timely registration is required. Examination registration is only possible during the registration period set by the Examination Board.

In principle, all examinations must be registered online.

If online registration is not possible, you can also register for examinations in writing during the registration period. You can find the relevantfform on the homepage of the Examinations Office or in the boxes in front of the Examinations Office.

No examination registrations will be accepted outside the above-mentioned registration period, even upon request!

Please note the following circumstances: As the dates for oral examinations must be arranged independently with the institutes, a fictitious examination date is stored in the online system for the online registration of oral examinations. This date marks the first day of the examination period and thus the day from which oral examinations can take place in the respective semester (in the summer semester 2024: 08.07.2024). An examination date must then be agreed with the institute offering the examination. This date does not have to be communicated to the Examination Office. The Examination Office also no longer needs to be notified of a postponement within the examination period in consultation with the institute. Please also note the changed modalities regarding exam cancellation below.

Retake examinations

Please note: Students according to the BPO in the version dated 24.09.2010 are not automatically registered for retake examinations! Only students according to the old BPO are automatically registered for repeat examinations (compulsory registration).

Seminar registration

Seminar registrations

From the winter semester 2024/25, registration for the semester-accompanying seminars will also take place online - via TU-Connect - and will replace the binding registration on the registration lists.

The respective registration times will be communicated to you by the institutes during the introductory or kick-off events.

Please note the topic announcements on the websites of the institutes.

Institutes of Economic Sciences

Institute for marketing

Institute for corporate management and organization

Institute for controlling and corporate accounting

Institute for finance

Institute for law

Institute for economics

Institute of Automotive Economics and Industrial Production

Production and Logictics Department

Service Management Department

Institute for Business Information Systems

Decision Support Department

Service Information Systems Department

Data-Driven Enterprise Department

Institute of Computer Science

Institute for Application Safety

Department Algorithmics

Connected and Mobile Systems Department

Distributed Systems Department

Institute for Computer Graphics

Institute for Information Systems

Peter L. Reichertz Institute for Medical Informatics

Institute for Robotics and process informatics

Institute for Software engineering and vehicle informatics

Institute for System security

Design of integrated systems

Theoratical computer science

Deregistration from examinations

Cancellation of written examinations is possible up to the penultimate day before the examination date.

You can also withdraw from exams via our online portal .

Please inform the Examinations Office if you withdraw from a voluntary repeat examination online so that the original examination result can be displayed for you again. You will not receive a separate confirmation of your cancellation via the online portal.

Otherwise, you must use the deregistration form , which must be signed by hand and received in person, by fax, as an e-mail attachment (from your TU e-mail address, submit the original later) or by letter to the Examinations Office on time.

Timely means:

By fax to the fax number: 0531-391-8220
By post (if sent by post, the date of the postmark counts as proof of compliance with the deadline). It is your responsibility to ensure that a postmark with the date is legible on the letter.
via online deregistration: By 23:59 on the penultimate day before the exam.
In person at the Central Post Office (Universitätsplatz 2)

Examination dates

Exam dates for the Master's degree in Business Information Systems

Final thesis

The topic of the Master's thesis can come from the field of business information systems, computer science or economics. The processing time is 6 months. Please note that you must be enrolled while working on your Master's thesis!

You can register for the Master's thesis as soon as you have earned 60 credit points in the Master's degree program in Business Information Systems and these have been submitted to the Examination Office. You can find out whether you have achieved the required 60 credit points at the Examination Office or check for yourself at https://vorlesungen.tu-bs.de.If you submit the application for the Master's thesis without the required preliminary work, the application will not be recognized. Furthermore, the Master's thesis CANNOT be re-registered with the same title.

First of all, you need to find a supervisor and agree on a topic for your Master's thesis. Please note: If you would like to write your Master's thesis externally, it is also necessary that you first look for a supervisor at TU Braunschweig! To register your thesis, please use the registration form “Registration of a thesis in the Information Systems degree program”, which is displayed in front of the Examinations Office and can also be found here. The completed registration form, signed by you and the examiner, is sent by the institute to the Examination Office and the thesis is thus registered. The processing period of six months begins on the date stated on the registration form; the submission deadline is therefore exactly six months after the registration date (example: registration date: 18.02.2024 -> submission date: 18.08.2024).

From now on, final theses (Bachelor's or Master's thesis) are uploaded to TUConnect. Submission by e-mail or on data carriers is no longer necessary. The submission date is the upload date of the submission in the examination office.

Bound copies no longer need to be submitted to the Examinations Office. Examiners can request a printed copy to be handed in within 5 days of the upload date. In this case, the submission will be made to the examiners.

An automatic plagiarism check is carried out.

You can only upload a PDF document (the declaration of independence must be included). To do this, convert your work as a PDF document directly from your word processor or use the print function. Please do not scan!

For data protection reasons, you may remove the personal data “surname”, “first name” and “matriculation number” from the electronic version of your thesis before uploading it.

The maximum file size is 150 MB. If necessary, please reduce the resolution of images/drawings in the file.

If the final thesis is your last examination and you would like to de-register as soon as possible, you should always be sure that you have passed all examinations and coursework, including the final thesis. If your final thesis has not yet been finally graded, but the work has been assessed as passed in any case, the first and second examiners can issue you with a “4.0 certificate” confirming that your final thesis has been passed with at least “sufficient”. We strongly advise against de-registration before it has been ensured that all examinations and coursework have been passed!