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Examination Regulations in English
(for degree programs taught in English)
Please find below the examination regulations for the master's programs taught in English and the regulations on admission and enrollment (ZulImmaO) of the University of Mannheim in their English versions. These are non-official versions of the documents. Only the regulations published in the Bulletin of the President's Office are legally binding.
If a semester has been added to the examination regulations (e.g. “as at fall semester 2018”), the document applies to all students who started their program in the given semester or afterwards (though exceptions may apply to students admitted to an advanced subject-specific semester).
Regulations on admission and enrollment
Regulations on Admission and Enrollment of the University of Mannheim
Examination regulations
Master's program in Business Informatics (M.Sc.)
Business Informatics (as at spring semester 2018)
Master's program in Economics
Economics
Mannheim Master in Data Science (M.Sc.)
Mannheim Master in Data Science (MMDS) (as at spring semester 2020)
Mannheim Master in Data Science (MMDS) (as at spring semester 2017)
Mannheim Master in Management
Mannheim Master in Management (MMM)
Study Regulations for the Double Degree Program (as at fall semester 2023)
Program Option “Business Research” (as at fall semester 2021)
Master's programs in Social Sciences (M.A.)
Political Science (as at fall semester 2023)
Political Science (as at fall semester 2017)
Political Science (as at fall semester 2014)
Sociology (as at fall semester 2017)
Sociology (as at fall semester 2016)
Master of Comparative Business Law
Master of Comparative Business Law (MCBL) (as at fall semester 2021)
Discontinued degree programs
Mannheim Master in Business Research (MMBR)
Mannheim Master in Business Research (MMBR) (as at fall semester 2018)
Mannheim Master in Management (MMM)
Study Regulations for the Double Degree Program (before fall semester 2023)
Other examination regulations
Examination regulations for programs that require students to provide proof of proficiency in German at the time of application or enrollment are only available in German and can be viewed here.
Regulations and procedures governing the doctoral dissertation
Regulations governing the doctoral dissertation (“Promotionsordnungen”) can be found on this page.