Studienverlaufsänderung

Studienverlauf is a German term that translates to "course of study" or "study progression." It refers to the structured path a student takes to complete a degree program at a higher education institution. This encompasses the entire academic journey from matriculation to graduation.

The Studienverlauf is typically outlined in a curriculum or study plan, which details the required courses, modules, and credit points a student must acquire. It often includes mandatory core subjects, elective options, and specific requirements for specialization or majors. The progression through these courses is usually sequential, with certain prerequisites needing to be fulfilled before advancing to more advanced topics.

Key components of a Studienverlauf often include lectures, seminars, practical courses (labs), and internships. The duration of a study program, and thus its Studienverlauf, varies depending on the degree level (e.g., Bachelor's, Master's, Doctorate) and the specific field of study. Students are generally expected to adhere to the outlined Studienverlauf to ensure they meet all academic requirements for graduation within the program's standard duration. Deviations from the standard progression may require special approval from the university.