The dean's office has decided that all exams in the winter semester of 2021/2022 will be held online due to concerns about the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. While case numbers are declining, the new Omicron variant poses an unknown risk. Many students and staff have not yet received their booster shots, leaving them with waning immunity. Holding exams online provides more planning security. Students can withdraw from exams without reason up until the exam takes place, and exams from previous semesters will not count against attempt limits outlined in degree regulations.
The dean's office has decided that all exams in the winter semester of 2021/2022 will be held online due to concerns about the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. While case numbers are declining, the new Omicron variant poses an unknown risk. Many students and staff have not yet received their booster shots, leaving them with waning immunity. Holding exams online provides more planning security. Students can withdraw from exams without reason up until the exam takes place, and exams from previous semesters will not count against attempt limits outlined in degree regulations.
The dean's office has decided that all exams in the winter semester of 2021/2022 will be held online due to concerns about the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. While case numbers are declining, the new Omicron variant poses an unknown risk. Many students and staff have not yet received their booster shots, leaving them with waning immunity. Holding exams online provides more planning security. Students can withdraw from exams without reason up until the exam takes place, and exams from previous semesters will not count against attempt limits outlined in degree regulations.
The dean's office has decided that all exams in the winter semester of 2021/2022 will be held online due to concerns about the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. While case numbers are declining, the new Omicron variant poses an unknown risk. Many students and staff have not yet received their booster shots, leaving them with waning immunity. Holding exams online provides more planning security. Students can withdraw from exams without reason up until the exam takes place, and exams from previous semesters will not count against attempt limits outlined in degree regulations.
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Dear students,
dear colleagues,
our dean's office has expressed its concern about the current development of the pandemic: " [...] the incidence figures are currently declining slightly, but they are still at a high level. At the same time, the omicron variant of the corona virus, which can hardly be estimated, is on the advance. Numerous students and employees are on the riseHowever, they have not been vaccinated for the third time before the upcoming tests and are therefore in a phase of waning immunization. With regard to the planning security for the students and for the teachers, we consider an early decision to forego face-to-face exams in the first examination period, the current winter semester 2021/22, to be the only sensible way to go. [...] Against this background, please note the following information on the upcoming examination phases of the current winter semester 2021/22:
Change of examination form
At the request of the Dean's Office on November 16, 2021, the examination boards of all courses in our department decided: All exams of the current winter semester 2021/22 will be carried out "online" in the first examination period. This decision applies to both written and oral exams. Exceptions are possible for "smaller" modules if the number of students to be examined does not exceed 10 (corresponding exceptions will be communicated promptly). A corresponding change in the form of the examination for the second examination period of the current winter semester 2021/22 has been kept open for the time being and has therefore not yet been decided . You will receive information on the specific types of examinations for your courses from the lecturers responsible for the module in a timely manner. Please note that additional changes to the type of examination can be announced at short notice at any time. This can affect all circumstances of the test, such as time, form, scope.
Withdrawal from exams
In the current version of the 7th amendment to the "Corona Epidemic University Ordinance" of December 7, 2021, the regulations for withdrawing from examinations in Section 6 "Examinations" continue to apply until the end of the examination period of the winter semester 2021/22: Students can withdraw from the examination without giving a reason until the examination is submitted. In the case of oral examinations, withdrawal is possible until the end of the examination interview. The resignation must be declared. To cancel until immediately before the exam date , please use the form linked below: https://lea.hochschule-bonn-rhein-sieg.de/ilias.php? ref_id=214454&cmd=view&cmdClass=ilrepositorygui&cmdNode=v5&baseClass=ilRepositoryGU I with the name: fbinf_Antrag_auf_Pruefungsruecktritt_mit_Attest and send it to the Examinations Office by email before the examination date (a certificate is not required): Tests FB 02 <pruefungenfb02@h-brs.de> To withdraw from an exam , please proceed as follows: In the case of written examinations, express your wish to withdraw in good time before the end of the processing time (the upload phase is no longer considered a processing phase) to the supervisor and make sure that your request for withdrawal has actually been recorded by the supervisor and please mark the cover sheet clearly with "WITHDRAWAL" and cross out all following pages to be on the safe side and upload the appropriately labeled cover sheet during the upload phase. In the case of oral examinations, express your wish to withdraw to the examiners well before the announcement of the assessment. Please note in this context :
A no-show without cancellation is considered failed attempt and it is recorded in
accordance with NE = 5.0 or it will be the submission of a certificate required. A later request to withdraw, e.g. in the upload phase for written exams, can no longer be considered. A withdrawal of the expressed wish to withdraw , e.g. in the upload phase for written exams, cannot be taken into account. Trial count
In the current version of the 7th amendment to the "Corona Epidemic University Ordinance" of December 7th, 2021, the regulations for counting attempts in §6 "Examinations" continue to apply until the end of the examination period of the winter semester 2021/22:
Prüfungen des Wintersemesters 2020/21 und darauffolgender Semester gelten
unabhängig davon, ob sie bestanden oder nicht bestanden wurden, als unternommen. Es gelten damit die Bestimmungen der jeweiligen Prüfungsordnung.
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