General studies and languages
Landshut University of Applied Sciences sees itself as a centre of excellence for interdisciplinary and lifelong learning. Teaching should primarily enable students to acquire subject-specific skills, but also social, reflective, procedural, entrepreneurial, systemic, digital, creative, intercultural and foreign language skills. In the Bachelor's degree programmes, it is compulsory to take several modules from the "Studium Generale", at least one of which is from the "Languages" area in English.
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Excursions
If you use your own car, the following form must be completed and handed in to the Faculty Secretariat before travelling.
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Information for first-year students
The most important information for a successful start to your studies.
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Module handbooks with SPP / SPO
The Study and Examination Plan (SPP) provides a detailed roadmap for the course of study, including the sequence of modules and examinations to be completed. A module handbook (MHB) is a document that contains detailed information on the content, objectives, examinations and other relevant aspects of a particular study module. The Study Examination Regulations (SPO) define the formal framework conditions of a degree programme, such as the required modules, examination formats and dates as well as the standard period of study. These documents are crucial to ensure a structured and transparent course of study and to ensure that students acquire the required qualifications.