Study regulations

• Study regulations 2014 [de]
• Study regulations 2018 [de]
• Study regulations 2020 [de]

Students, starting their studies in WT 14/15-17/18 are studying according to the study regulations of 2014.

Students, starting their studies in WT 18/19 - 19/20 are studying according to the study regulations of 2018.

Students, starting their studies in WT 20/21 and ongoing will study according to the study regulations of 2020.

Prerequisites for application

German nationals require the Allgemeine Hochschulreife (certificate of general qualification for university entrance) in order to apply. International appliclants require a (high-school) diploma that is comparable to this.

A test of English or German as a foreign language is not required.

Start of the programme

All information regarding application deadlines can be found here.

Application website of the University of Münster: 

https://www.uni-muenster.de/studieninteressierte/en/bewerbung/bachelor.html

Timetables

1st semester

3rd semester

5th semester

Dates, deadlines and degree relevant information in diff. modules

 Here you can find the plan of the examinations in the current semester.

Degree relevant information in different modules

While in most of the modules the module descriptions clearly state the obligations for module examinations (e.g., written exam in M1, M5, M6, M8, M9, multiple written exams in M2), we’d like to inform regarding some specific regulations in different modules:

• Module 3: a portfolio or group exam is examined concerning the contents of S1 and integrates aspects of S2. For example, students have to prepare a minimum 5 pages portfolio. The topic of the portfolio should connect one topic of the fundamentals seminar with a seminar in elite sports. Please find all necessary information in the module manual.

You can find the regulations HERE.

• Module 4: a written examination on all seminar contents in mandatory. Besides, a written report basing on a task that is presented in the seminar “Interpretation Methods in Statistics”. Aim of this report is to apply the learned knowledge on concrete data examples.

• Module 10, students are to register for one oral examination and one poster as an examination. These exams are to be registered separately to the seminars. In any of the courses only one of these two exams parts can be registered.
• Module 11: a final module examination is written in the form of a reflective paper of 5 pages. The reflective paper could e.g. focus on the anticipated learning outcomes formulated within the module description and filled with own examples that were experienced during the different courses. Please find all necessary information in the module manual.

You can find the regulations HERE.

• Module 12: a research project is to be developed and conducted with or in one of the four departments. Specific regulations can differ between the departments. The project must be supervised by one of the lecturers of the department. A poster is to be presented at the end of the project. Poster and presentation are to be graded as one final module grade. Please take note that you have to register for project and module exam in QISPOS.

• Module 13: the internship has to be planned at least 8-10 months beforehand. A general introduction with all departments takes place annually in October/November. There, all procedures and possibilities are announced. You must apply for an internship at the department. It is possible to find an institution abroad by your own, with a supervisor or to apply for a specific collaboration partner. The module is to be finished with and graded by a written report of about 15 pages. This report should include a scientific part (e.g., an own project conducted within the internship or a specific data analysis) of about 10 pages and a reflection part of about 5 pages. The regulations are to be negotiated with the department and the supervisor. Please take note that you have to register for the Internship and the report in QISPOS.
• Module 15: the BA thesis has not to be registered via QISPOS but by an official template at the “Prüfungsamt” (examination office). For the disputation, that can either take place while the thesis in progress or afterwards, you do not have to register as the supervisor gets the template to fill in that you have passed this study obligation when the thesis is handed out to him.

Registration

An official registration-sheet has to be used for registration of the Bachelor thesis at the examination office.

Reviews, projects, theses

An overview of the current review, thesis and research project topics offered can be found via this link.

Approval of accomplishments

If you have completed (part of) another course of study before the BSc. HuMSE and want to have individual areas from this education recognized for the achievements in the BSc. degree, the following regulation applies as of 01.06.2021:

1. Please fill out the application form.
   1. Check in your study regulations for which seminar or module you specifically want to apply for approval.
   2. Then enter as clearly as possible the course you want to recognize.
   3. Enter the course and examination number for which you would like to receive credit for the work you have already completed.
   4. Please also enter the grade that should be recognized.
2. Send this form for examination to the examination board including the proofs of the seminars for which you request approval.
3. After initial review, you will receive feedback. Please adjust it regarding the feedback, sign it and send it to the review board.

Please note that the submission deadline for approvals in each semester is 11/20 and 5/20, respectively. We make every effort to ensure that processing does not exceed a length of 4 weeks from the deadlines, so that timely consideration for QISPOS registration is taken into account.

If you have any queries, please contact Prof. Dr. Heiko Wagner directly.

Employability

Vocational orientation and employability in the Bachelor's program “Human Movement in Sports and Exercise”

Aim of the study program

= multidisciplinary research into human movement

• research-oriented study program
• interdisciplinary (neurosciences, sports psychology, sports medicine, biomechanics, etc.)

Individual profile development is possible through specialisation in sub-disciplines, internships & choice of bachelor's thesis topic.

Will be updated soon...

Contact us

Dr. Christiane Bohn
Fachstudienberatung
Institute of Sport and Exercise Science
AB Movement Science

Room SG 206
Horstmarer Landweg 62b
48149 Münster
Germany

T: 02518339284
bohnc@uni-muenster.de

Dr. Dennis Dreiskämper
Studiengangs-Koordinator
Institute of Sport and Exercise Science
Arbeitsbereich Sportpsychologie

Horstmarer Landweg 62b
48149 Münster
Germany

T: 02518334893
Dreiskaemper@uni-muenster.de