Department of Management Sciences

Examination Boards of the Department

Tasks and Responsibilites of the Examination Boards

The examination boards ensure the compliance with the examination regulations of the Bachelor’s degree programmes and Master’s degree programmes at the Department of Management Sciences. The boards are responsible for the correct application of the examination rules. They are particularly responsible for objections against decisions taken in the course of examination procedures.
Composition and Term of the Examination Boards

The Department of Management Sciences as an organisational unit of the Hochschule Bonn-Rhein-Sieg has two locations (Rheinbach Campus and Sankt Augustin Campus). Each location has its own examination board, which consists of the following six persons according to the respective examination regulations:

  1. a chairperson, a deputy chairperson and one more member from the ranks of the professors
  2. one member from the ranks of the teachers for special tasks or from the ranks of the research associates
  3. one member from the ranks of the technical and administrative staff and
  4. one member from the ranks of the students.

The term of office for the elected professors, the teachers for special tasks, the research and teaching staff with an academic degree as well as for the technical and administrative staff is two years, the term of office for the student member is one year.

Members of the Examination Board
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Chairman of the Examination Board Prof. Dr. Stefan Lemke

Member of the Examination Board Sankt Augustin Campus

Please only use the following email address for emails to the examination board: pruefungsausschuss.fb01sta@h-brs.de

 

 

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Chairman of the Examination Board Prof. Dr. Wilhelm Schneider

Member of the Examination Board Rheinbach Campus

  • Prof. Dr. Wilhelm Schneider (Chairman)
  • Prof. Dr. Britta Krahn (Deputy Chairwoman)
  • Prof. Dr. Vivien Veit
  • Prof. Dr. Stephan Tank (alternate member)
  • Dipl.-Kauffrau Antje Röbbert
  • Cornelia Beutgen
  • Student member

You can find all the information on examination matters and examination dates in the LEA course ‘Rheinbach Campus Examination Board – Examination Information and Dates’

Examination board Department of Management Sciences Campus Rheinbach - Examination information and dates (in LEA; password protected; in German only)
2)   Examination information
Eligibility and registration for module examinations

The requirements for sitting module examinations are set out in the relevant Bachelor’s and Master’s examination regulations.
(Link to the examination regulations)

Registration for examinations takes place via Apollo during the registration periods specified in the departmental timetable.
(Link to the departmental timetables)

You can also check via Apollo whether you have been successfully admitted to a module examination. It is your responsibility to check whether you have been admitted to an examination. If you notice any discrepancies, please contact the Examinations Service immediately.
(Link to the examinations service)

Withdrawal from and cancellation of module examinations

Students may withdraw from module examinations up to seven days before the scheduled examination date without this affecting the number of attempts they are allowed. Further details are set out in the examination regulations. 
(Link to the latest information from the department) Sankt Augustin Campus
(Link to the latest information from the department) (in LEA; password protected; in German only) Rheinbach Campus

Please also note the regulations regarding absence from and withdrawal from examinations.
(Link to the examination regulations)

If you are unable to sit an examination due to illness, you must submit a medical certificate without delay. You can find further information on the Examination Service website.

Forms for examination-related matters 

Permitted aids in examinations

If unauthorised aids (see the examination schedule!) are used during a written examination, this is generally regarded as an attempt at cheating under the Bachelor’s and Master’s examination regulations, and the examination will be marked as a fail.

Examination Schedule

The examination timetables, containing general information regarding dates and examination times, will be published approximately two months before the examination period on the ‘Latest News’ page of the department’s website for the Sankt Augustin campus, as well as on the noticeboard in the department.