Seminartermin

Seminartermin is a term used in German-speaking contexts to denote the date and time of a seminar. It refers to a scheduled session within a seminar course, training program, or workshop, and can describe either a single meeting or a specific instance within a series of sessions. The word is commonly employed in academic settings as well as in corporate or adult education to help participants plan attendance.

A Seminartermin typically includes essential details such as the date, start and end times, location or online access information, and the topic or module to be covered. It may also list the participating instructors or speakers and any required materials or preparation. In many institutions, the collection of all Seminartermine forms the seminar calendar or timetable for a term, term week, or event series.

Scheduling and management are usually handled by the organizer, department, or course administrator. Registrations, capacity limits, and cancellation policies are commonly associated with individual Seminartermine. Changes to dates or times are communicated through official channels and updated in schedules or event platforms to ensure participants can adjust plans accordingly.

Context and variations: In universities, a seminar often comprises multiple Seminartermine spread over weeks or months, sometimes with prerequisites or assessment requirements linked to attendance. In professional training, Seminartermine may align with modular curricula or conference programs. Related terms include Seminar (the event itself), Veranstaltung (event), and Lehrveranstaltung (teaching session).