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    Assessment stage at the WWF

    The first 60 ECTS establish the foundations for your Bachelor in Business and Economics or Informatics.

    Assessment at a glance

    Workload
    60 ECTS
    Standard duration
    2 semesters
    Deadline
    4 semesters
    Repeat option
    Once per module

    Starts in the autumn semester

    The assessment stage begins in autumn and normally runs until the end of the following spring semester. Failed compulsory modules can only be repeated when they are next offered.

    Advanced stage from 45 ECTS

    After earning 45 Assessment ECTS, students may conditionally progress to the advanced stage. The current programme regulations contain the binding rules.

    Compulsory modules by degree

    Business and Economics and Informatics follow different curricula. Choose your degree; each semester comprises 30 ECTS.

    This overview follows SO22 V2 from autumn 2026. The programme regulations and current course catalogue are authoritative.

    Deadlines and exams

    Plan with authoritative information

    Booking a module also registers you for its exam. Exam dates and booking deadlines change each semester and should therefore be checked in the official sources.

    1. 01

      Start in autumn

      The first 30 ECTS are offered in the autumn semester.

    2. 02

      Complete in spring

      A further 30 ECTS complete the standard Assessment year.

    3. 03

      Keep the deadline in view

      All 60 ECTS must be earned within four consecutive semesters.

    Prepare well for the Assessment

    These are general lessons from FVOEC student experience. The learning objectives, material, and exam format for the current semester take precedence.

    During the semester

    • — Complete exercises independently and promptly.
    • — Clarify gaps early in tutorials or office hours.
    • — Use the official OLAT material as your foundation.

    Before the exams

    • — Create a realistic study plan early.
    • — Be able to explain solutions instead of merely recognising them.
    • — Check current exam information and permitted aids.

    Advice and support

    Questions about deadlines or rules?

    Faculty academic advising can help with binding curriculum questions and individual situations.

    Talk to fellow students

    For study experience, events, and student support, contact FVOEC directly.