You are expected to put together your weekly timetable yourself, based on the examination regulations and module handbooks. This is best done before the start of lectures. You can find more information about this in the introduction "Neu an der Uni - wie geht's nun weiter?" ("New at the university - what now?", in German) and/or in the online mini-workshop "Study planning and organization - hands-on Alma" (in English) by the Student Counseling Service.
The subject-specific introductory events will explain the relevant details about what to look for when creating your personal timetable. Please read the documents about your study program carefully, and make use of the option to ask questions during live events. You can also always contact your faculty course advisor via e-mail.
Your personal timetable does not have to be ready before the start of the respective subject introductions. However, it certainly makes sense to create a draft for your timetable in advance. If questions arise, you can clarify them in the orientation sessions and make changes to your timetable afterwards if necessary.
The Online Course Catalogue can be found in the Alma Portal.
Please note that not all lectures and events may have been announced in Alma yet, and that some information regarding time and location may still be preliminary.
Important notice:
Please register for courses using only the student login credentials sent to you via regular mail. (Any registrations made with Alma login credentials from the application phase will be deleted when the semester starts!)
Please also note:
In the Alma-Portal you will find the course catalog and the registration for most courses and examinations. For most study programs, the portal also contains a module overview, but this is not legally authoritative. If you want to make sure that you know all the regulations for your degree program, please be sure to read the examination regulations and the module handbook!
In the degree programs Human Medicine and Dentistry, registration for courses DOES NOT take place in the Alma Portal, but instead in the special Simed/Zmed portal. The functions of this portal are explained in the subject-specific introductory events for the medical degree programs.