In TUNE, please remember to register for all courses (subparts) belonging to a module. In Stud.IP, under ‘Courses’, you will find a different item for each course (subpart) belonging to a module. For instance, a teacher will use different courses to post the slides from the lectures and the exercise sheets for the lab. Sign up for all courses.

There’s no specific list because you can take any Master’s Level Technical course offered at TUHH. This includes all courses listed in the Information and Communication Systems program; however, it also expands to other Technical Courses offered in other programs. Remember that it must be a Master’s Level Engineering, Computer Science, or Mathematics course.

We recommend that you consider Technical Complementary courses listed as part of the Information and Communication Systems Course Syllabus. Then, consider courses offered by the EIM School.

Asking for equivalence of bachelor-level courses may result in a loss of time for all the parties involved (students, administration, teachers). According to ASPO, bachelor courses could be equivalent to master courses. However, the courses that the students present often correspond to TUHH bachelor courses. TUHH master courses build upon the fundamentals from those courses but go into more detail and scientific depth(even though the headlines/topics seem similar).

All exam registrations are done online via TUNE (https://tune.tuhh.de). After you log in with your credentials, please click on “Administration of exams” to find options on how to register for an exam. You can also access it by logging in to tune.tuhh.de > My Studies > Examination Service.
Please note you can only register for an exam within a given period. This period is subject to change depending on the semester you’re in. For more information on that period, please go to this link: https://intranet.tuhh.de/stud/pruefung/ and read all information thoroughly.

Yes! You will not be allowed to take the exam, unless you are registered.

Yes! There is no consequence for deregistering from an exam. Instead, if you register for an exam and don’t show up, this will count as a fail attempt (see next question). Hence, remember to unregister, if you change your mind about an exam and want to withdraw. You must officially withdraw from an exam a certain number of days prior to the date of the exam. We strongly advise that you follow up with the Examination Office regarding the actual criteria.

You have a limited number of attempts. Reaching the limit might get you out of the program. Please, follow up with the Examination Office for more information.

Unfortunately, no. You may only retake the exam if you have not passed the course.