Sociology

Registration for the exam is mandatory for every semester in which you wish to take it. This also applies to re-sits after a failed attempt or a missed exam owing to sickness.

Registration is not automatic!

You will receive the PIN & TAN required for registration in two separate letters one time only in your first semester at the University of Bremen. If these are not available by the beginning of the registration phase, please contact the ZPA service point.

Further information is available under “Information PIN / TAN”

If you cannot log in or out via PABO, it could be due to the following points:

- Module results are still pending from the Faculties (please contact the module leader)

• You have already passed the module (please check in PABO)
• The registration and deregistration phases differ (see examination schedule)
• You are not enrolled for the degree program

If registration is still not possible, then please contact the respective Administrative Office the Central Examination Office immediately.

In case of technical problems within the PABO portal contact us immediately and still during the registration phase via this form.

Dear students,

Owing to the transitional amendment to the Bachelor examination regulations (BPO) 2016, students who were enrolled in the bachelor program Sociology before WiSe 16/17 and have already successfully completed the Soz TWA module have to submit an ungraded General Studies Certificate evidencing 3 CP in order for recognition in the 2016 BPO.

Until this certificate is submitted, the CPs count as “not submitted”.

As a result, in PABO you will then see the entry “beginning of the 3-semester re-sit period”.

In this special case and module, please pay no attention to this entry; there is no deadline!

However, the CPs for the Soz-TWA module will only be credited to you once you have submitted to us the form (see Appendix) “LN for Soz-TWA" and the corresponding credit certificate. Since the processing takes place chronologically according to date of receipt, this can take about 4 weeks.

We recommend that you first collect the credits awarded for General Studies during the first years of study rather than hand them in directly to the Central Examination Office.

• Once registered, credits can no longer be exchanged!

You have the option to set an individual focus on studies. The credits earned in this specialt can be registered towards the end of your studies.

• Graded certificates must be recorded with the grades awarded.

Therefore, please consider in advance whether you want to have grades or not, and inform your lecturers about it.

• Submission of certificates

To submit credits for registration in General Studies, you should ideally bring along the original and a copy. We match these, keep the copy for your file, and you can take back the original for later use.

• Voluntary additional work

If you submit General Studies Certificates that exceed the number of 180 CPs required by the Examination Regulations, they will be listed as “voluntary additional work”. Such work is not included in the calculation of the final grade. The voluntary additional work is indicated in the certificate only with the grade and not as CPs, as it is not permitted to earn a total of more than 180 CP in the bachelor's program.