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Crediting of performance

List of accredited modules

The Examinations Office publishes a list of modules and sub-modules from other universities abroad that can be recognised in a simplified procedure. The list includes modules that have been recognised here at the faculty in the past. Please check whether the module is still offered at the partner university AND whether it is listed in your respective degree programme.

If your course is on this list, you do NOT need to obtain additional confirmation from a chair in order to have the course recognised. However, it is necessary to list the course on the application for credit transfer with the note ‘see list of accredited achievements’. Submit the application + the transcript of records (= original transcript of grades) to the Examinations Office.It should also be noted that compulsory modules cannot be credited.

Crediting process

  1. Crediting is carried out using the corresponding application formfor the crediting of examination results.
  2. List all the courses you would like to have accredited on the application form.
  3. Make a comparison with the list of recognisable achievements: If your course is on this list, you do NOT need to obtain additional confirmation from a chair in order to have the course accredited. Note ‘see list of accredited achievements’ on the application for the relevant module. Then submit the application + the transcript of records (= original transcript of grades) to the Examinations Office.
  4. If your course is not on this list, please contact the professors or lecturers responsible for the individual modules at the University of Würzburg with important course details (content, structure, semester hours per week, examination type and duration, list of accompanying literature if applicable). Obtain information on the respective chair pages regarding the procedure (see list below). As a rule, submit the application form + transcript to the chair. After approval, the respective chair forwards the application directly to the Examination Office.
  5. The lecturer responsible can then either recognise the course as an equivalent for an existing module or as a ‘placeholder’. If a course is accredited as an equivalent, you can no longer take the corresponding module at the Faculty of Business, Economics and Informatics. It is also possible, however, that an examination taken abroad will be classified as non-accreditable.
  6. If you cannot find a lecturer who could be responsible for one of your courses, please contact the international coordinator Prof. Dr. Hans Fehr
  7. Please note that the application + the transcript of records must be submitted to the Examination Office in the original or in a notarised version. For notarisations, please contact Ms Briglmeir, ausland@wiwi.uni-wuerzburg.de

Contacts crediting process:

The contact person for the recognition of credits from abroad is the chair holder. Some chairs have an internal process which you should follow:

Chair of business administration and industrial management (Prof. Bogaschewsky)

Chair of business administration, personnel and organization (Prof. Zwick)

Chair of business administration and corporate finance (Prof. Lorenz)

Chair of business administration and business taxation (Prof. Kiesewetter)

Chair of business administration and business informatics (Prof. Winkelmann)

Chair of Entrepreneurship and Strategy (Prof. Walter)

Chair of business informatics and system development(Prof. Thiesse)

Chair of Logistics and Quantitative Methods (Prof. Pibernik)

Chair of business administration and marketing (Prof. Prigge)

Chair of economics - International economics  (Prof. Pflüger)

Chair of economics, Contract and information economics (Prof. Müller)

 

Presentation Crediting

All information on the credit transfer process can also be found in the attached presentation, with overview tables for each degree programme.