Start of semester information

You can easily log in with your y-number (GITZ user ID) and your corresponding password on the homepage of Stud.IP at TU Braunschweig. You will receive your y-number together with your enrolment documents.

Degree programmes are automatically retrieved from TUconnect, you do not have to enter them in Stud.IP yourself.
As a student in your first semester, your Stud.IP account will be created after your first Stud.IP login. The following night, your degree programmes and semesters will be transferred from TUconnect to your profile.
In the further course of your studies, your study data will be updated as soon as your re-registration has been processed in TUconnect.

Click on the "Search" icon (large magnifying glass in the menu bar) and enter the name or number of the event in the text field. Then select the event by clicking on the name of the event. Now you can register for the event in the info box on the right ("Register for the event here").

In TUconnect, you can view all courses for the modules of your degree programme in the course catalogue. On the page with all the details of the course, you will also find a link to the course in Stud.IP, where you can then register in accordance with the rules of the enrolment procedure.

The use of Stud.IP is voluntary for lecturers. Once you have selected your course, you will find information on the "Registration procedure" at the bottom of the page. If the course is "blocked", it may not (yet) be used by the lecturers. If a registration procedure has already been set up, you will find all the important information here, e.g. from when and for how long you can register or how many participants will be admitted to the course.

You can also find out whether Stud.IP is used at your institute on the institute pages or from your degree programme coordinator. Sometimes there is also information in the course descriptions about the use of Stud.IP at TU Braunschweig.

The courses for the winter semester 2024/25 have already been imported and made visible.

For the summer semester 2025, the first import from TUconnect to Stud.IP is expected to take place on 17 February 2025. If you cannot find your courses for summer semester 2025 on 17 February 2025, please contact your timetable planner in TUconnect.

From 25 February 2025, the summer semester 2025 will be visible to everyone in TUconnect and Stud.IP, i.e. guests and students can view the course catalogue and - if it has been unlocked by the lecturers - register for the courses.

To make your course accessible to students, you must unlock it. To do this, first select the relevant course from your course overview (accessible via the "Courses" menu item) and click on the "Administration" tab in the course.

Then click on "Access permissions". On the following page, you have various options for unblocking your course and setting further conditions for access to your course (registration procedure). You can find out more about the registration procedure in the Stud.IP help.

If you cannot see your courses in Stud.IP under "My courses", this may be because you are not registered as a lecturer or contributor in TUconnect. In this case, please contact your timetable planner or course editor for TUconnect. If the problem persists, please contact Stud.IP support.

All courses are blocked after synchronisation. Nobody can register. In your course, you can choose between several options under "Administration" and then "Access permissions".

Participants can view the settings of your registration procedure on the overview page of the event (at the bottom).

You should inform your students so that they know that they can register for your course in Stud.IP. As the use of Stud.IP is voluntary for lecturers, your students often do not know which courses are being used. If you use a registration procedure, please also indicate the registration period (date and time).

Stud.IP offers a wide range of options for teaching online. Examples include interactive teaching and learning scripts, online courses, lecture recordings, exercises and self-tests as well as various methods for supplementary exam preparation and checking your students' individual learning progress during the semester.