FAQ - Theory and Practice of Sports and Movement Fields

Below you will find frequently asked questions and the corresponding answers regarding the "Theory and practice of sport and movement fields":

FAQs

Where can I find information about the Aptitude test?

You can find information on the Aptitude test on the following pages

When do the practical examinations take place?

The practical examinations usually take place on the last course date and therefore in the last week of the lecture period. Catch-up examinations and examinations for block seminars primarily take place in the first week of the lecture-free period.

The examination schedules with the exact examination dates can be found here:

When do the exams for the practical courses take place?

The written examinations for the courses in "Theory and Practice of Sport and Movement Fields" usually take place in the second week of the lecture-free period.

The exact examination dates can be found here:

How do I register for the exams?

All exam registrations are made via Paul! Please note that you must register separately for the theory exam and the practical exam.

Please note the registration deadlines!

How do I deregister from an exam?

As a rule, you can deregister from the examination in Paul up to one week before the examination(please note the exact examination date).

Within the last week before the exam, it is only possible to withdraw from the exam with a valid reason.

You can find more information here:

I have to catch up on a practical exam

Find out when the next examinations take place and register in good time. It is not necessary/possible to re-register for the seminar if you have already attended regularly.

Please note that the examination content and conditions may change if your examination took place one or more semesters ago! You should therefore clarify any questions regarding the content and/or procedure of the examination with the respective sports management team in good time!

I have to rewrite an exam

Find out when the next exam will take place and register in good time.

The written exam, which is written immediately after the course, is usually set and corrected by the lecturer who gave the seminar. All other written examinations are set and corrected by the sports department. Therefore, please ensure that you discuss the contents of the exam with the head of the sports department.

When can I practise for my practical exams on the university sports grounds?

You can use the following opportunities to practise:

With the help of the sports mentors, individual training appointments can be arranged to enable intensive support and personalised exam preparation. Free hall times can be used for this.

You also have the opportunity to use free hall times for independent practice. You can find the hall plans here. If you need material, please contact the sports supervisors.

How can I borrow material?

To borrow equipment, please contact the sports wardens. If they are not in their offices, please call the telephone numbers displayed outside the doors.

It is not possible to borrow equipment overnight or off-site.

I have injured myself at an event / while practising. Do I have to report it somewhere?

Yes, please contact the Service Centre and fill in an accident report form.

You can find more information by reading on!

Contact for further questions

Question about ...	Who asks the question	Contact person
Material enquiries and hall organisation	Teachers, students, SHKs	Sports supervisors
Formal and organisational questions in the field of theory and practice of sports and movement fields	Students	Sports & module management
PAUL problems (relating to events)	Students	Dr. Iris Güldenpennig
PAUL problems (relating to examinations and their registration)	Students	Central Examination Office (ZPS)