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(1) Existing tests may not be repeated.  (2) Failed compulsory examinations must be repeated. Failed elective and elective exams can be repeated.  (3) A failed exam can be repeated once. In the case of module examinations, after a repetition of the entire mo...

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(1) These Master Examination Regulations apply to the M.A. Pentecostal-Charismatic Theology and M.A. Marriage and Family Studies, conducted by Lee University in cooperation with the European Theological Seminary, Freudenstadt-Kniebis.

(1) Taking into account the requirements and changes in the professional world, the study within the framework of the master's program should provide the students, with in-depth and advanced technical knowledge, skills, and methods in such a way that they cont...

(1) We recognize the importance of an accredited BA according to the Bologna Process. Applicants for the MA programs at ETS must prove that their B.A. degree or its equivalent at EQF level 6 fully complies with §58 of the Landeshochschulgesez Baden-Württemberg...

(1) The standard period of study, including the time required to complete the Master's thesis and complete the exams, is six semesters part-time.  (2) The maximum number of credits/semesters allowed for full-time studies is 30 ECTS and for part-time studies i...

(1) Students must regularly and actively participate in the modules they are taking. In addition to mandatory attendance, the self-preparation and follow-up work required by the modules is included. This may also include the processing of exercise tasks, the p...

(1) The Master's examination consists of graded or not graded module and partial module examinations and the graded Master's thesis.  (2) A total of 90 credits must be earned to successfully complete the degree program. Credits are earned for a passed module ...

(1) Module or partial module examinations can be carried out in the written form as written examinations or other work such as presentations, seminar papers, and minutes (§ 10).  (2) Which examinations have to be performed in the individual modules is regulat...

(1) In the written tests and other written work, the candidate should demonstrate that he can solve tasks and work on topics in a limited time and with limited resources using the usual methods of his field. The exam also determines whether the candidate has t...

(1) The Master's thesis is a compulsory part of the program. Admission to the Master's thesis must be requested by the candidate.  (2) The Master's thesis is an examination paper with which the candidate is to demonstrate the ability to independently process ...

(1) Students who are studying in a language other than their mother tongue have the right to complete their examination in an extended examination period. (2) If a candidate demonstrates, through a medical certificate, that he or she is unable to complete the...

(1) The grades for the individual examinations are determined by the respective examiners. The following grades are to be used for the grading of examinations:  3.7 – 4.0 (1 German) = very good - an excellent performance  3.0 – 3.3 (2 German) = good - a pe...

(1) The examination board is responsible for crediting study periods as well as study and examination achievements.  (2) Study periods, study, and examination achievements in the same program at other universities in Germany are recognized without equivalence...

(1) An examination board is formed for the organization of the examinations and similar tasks as defined by the study and examination regulations. It consists of four members from the group of professors and university lecturers, as well as two members elected...

(1) The consultation and voting in the Examination Committee as well as an examination activity exclude the personal participation of anyone who is related to the candidate or maintains close economic relations with the candidate.  (2) The members of the exam...

(1) Without prejudice to the competence of the Examination Board in accordance with § 15, the Director of Studies of the respective degree program and the secretariat of ETS are responsible for organizing the examination proceedings.  (2) The place and period...

(1) The examination board appoints the examiners and assessors. The examiner may only be appointed if he has acquired at least the relevant subject-specific qualification and, unless compelling reasons require otherwise, has carried out independent teaching ac...

(1) According to the curriculum, the university ensures that examinations can be taken within the deadlines specified in these examination regulations and that the subjects are offered at the required level.

(1) Examinations in accordance with these Examination Regulations may be taken by those who are enrolled in the respective study program and have not for any reason forfeited the examination entitlement in the study program or a related study program. Admissio...