Examination Office Physics
Welcome to the website of the Examination Office for Physics.
The Examinations Office supports students in all aspects of the Bachelor's and Master's degree programs, in particular with questions about examination regulations and all examination matters.
On this page you will find all important information on deadlines, forms, procedures as well as contact and advisory services.
Contact us
Sabine Grüber
Contact
Opening hours
13:00-15:00
dienstags und donnerstags per E-Mail und telefonisch erreichbar
Geänderte Öffnungszeiten vom 04.05. - 08.05.:
Mo: Homeoffice
Di: Urlaub
Mi: vor Ort
Do: Homeoffice
Fr: Urlaub
Prof. Dr. Markus Risse
Contact
Prof. Dr. Guido Bell
Contact
Examination regulations and study regulations
Examination regulations B.Sc. Physics:
- Examination regulations Bachelor Physics 2022 (valid from WS 2022/2023)
- Examination regulations Bachelor Physics 2018 (valid until 30.09.2026)
- Regulations amending the examination regulations for the Bachelor's degree program dated 16.09.2024
Examination regulations M.Sc. physics:
Framework Examination Regulations B.Sc. Physics
- Framework Examination Regulations (RPO-B) for Bachelor's degree programs (valid from 01.08.2018)
- Second regulation amending the framework examination regulations (RPO-B) for the Bachelor's degree program at the University of Siegen dated 24.06.2022
- Third regulation amending the framework examination regulations (RPO-B) for the Bachelor's degree program at the University of Siegen dated 25.07.2023
- Fourth regulation amending the framework examination regulations (RPO-B) for the Bachelor's degree program at the University of Siegen dated 12.06.2025
Framework Examination Regulations M.Sc. Physics
- Framework Examination Regulations (RPO-M) for the Master's degree program (valid from 18.02.2019)
- Regulations amending the Framework Examination Regulations (RPO-M) for the Master's program dated 26.10.2020
- Second regulation amending the framework examination regulations (RPO-M) for the Master's degree program dated 24.06.2022
- Third regulation amending the framework examination regulations (RPO-M) for the Master's degree program dated 25.07.2023
- Fourth regulation amending the framework examination regulations (RPO-M) for the Master's degree program dated 12.06.2025
Examination regulations:
- Examination regulations Master Physics 2018
(valid until 31.03.2025) - Examination regulations Bachelor Physics 2012
(valid until 31.03.2022) - Examination regulations Master Physics 2012
(valid until 31.03.2021) - Examination regulations Bachelor Physics 2009
(valid until 31.03.2017) - Examination regulations Master Physics 2009
(valid until 31.03.2017)
Study regulations:
Module handbooks B.Sc:
- Bachelor of Science (WS 2022/2023)
Module handbook and study plan are included in the examination regulations. - Bachelor of Science (WS 2018/19)
Module handbook
Study plan - Bachelor of Science (WS 2012/13)
Module handbook
Study plan
Module handbooks M.Sc:
- Master of Science (WS 2022/2023)
Module handbook and study plan are included in the examination regulations. - Master of Science (WS 2018/19)
Module handbook German
Module Handbook English - Master of Science (WS 12/13)
Module handbook
FAQ, deadlines, free attempts
You can register from 01.05.2026 - 31.07.2026 in unisono
to register for the examinations.
The prerequisite for admission to the examination in a module is the successful completion of the coursework, if such is required.
Withdrawal up to one week before the examination date via unisono
is possible.
To withdraw from examinations due to illness, a medical certificate must be submitted to the Examinations Office within three days of the respective examination date. The submission can be made in electronic form by e-mail.
If the first examination date has not been passed or if a student withdraws due to illness, it is possible to retake the examination. Registration for the 2nd examination date must also be made via unisono
as well.
There is no entitlement to retake a failed examination or coursework in its original form.
In the Bachelor's degree program, students can apply for a maximum of three failed examinations to be assessed as a free attempt.
In the Master's degree program, students can apply for a maximum of two failed examinations to be assessed as a free attempt.
Free attempts do not apply to Bachelor's/Master's thesis, oral examinations and colloquia.
The application for a free attempt must be submitted to the Examinations Office within one month of the announcement of the examination result .
The application can be submitted informally by e-mail to pruefungsamt@physik.uni-siegen.de
informally.
