Information from the examination committee
Information from the examination committee regarding deadlines, obligations, extension of a deadline, failure of the first attempt, withdrawal from an examination, reasonable adjustments and medical certificates.
What are the duties of the examination committee?
The examination committee is responsible for all examination matters that are not expressly assigned to another examination body (examiners, examination boards). In particular, its responsibilities include deciding on examination matters of fundamental importance, monitoring the proper application of examination regulations, dealing with appeals against examination decisions, and deciding on complaints regarding examination matters as well as on reasonable adjustments.
Information and documents to download
The following documents are available in German only:
Withdrawal from an examination
Submission of a further request for an extension of a deadline
Information from the examination committee regarding the requirements for a medical certificate
Application procedure for reasonable adjustments
Reasonable adjustments – submit an application via PRIMUSS Online Services
Consultation hours
Students who submit appeals regarding marks or examinations to the examination committee will have the opportunity to provide further details regarding their concerns during the consultation hours of the Chair of the Examination Committee. Invitations to these consultation hours will be sent out in writing.
Submit an application
Applications can be submitted via PRIMUSS Online Services > Services > Applications and Messages > Select application/form.
If there is no appropriate form available, you can submit informal applications via PRIMUSS Online Services > Services > Applications and Messages > Write a message.
Fees
In appeal proceedings, fees are charged in accordance with Annex 4 of the University Fee Regulations of the HM Hochschule München University of Applied Sciences dated 15 December 2023 (as amended by the Amendment Regulations of 16 April 2026) (The document is available in German only).