Studying abroad – Recognition of credits
Recognition of study credits in the Faculty of Life Sciences
We recommend that students who are planning a semester abroad and would like to have the credit points recognised consult with an advisor and plan accordingly before applying for a study place abroad. Please arrange an appointment with the international coordinator or degree course advisor (see below for contact information) to determine which courses would be suitable. As a next step, you should complete a learning agreement with the coordinator/advisor. This will serve as the legal basis for having your credit points recognised when you return.
If you have already studied at another university in Germany or are returning from a semester abroad and would like to have your credit points recognised, please contact the examinations committee for your degree course to determine which courses you can receive credit for.
Documents required for the credit point assessment process
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Students are required to provide specific documents in order to have credit points from other institutions recognised. You should bring the following documents to your appointment with the chair of the examinations committee:
- Transcript of records
- Module/course descriptions for the subjects you wish to have recognised
Degree course advising for outgoing students in the Faculty of Life Sciences
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We are responsible for the learning agreements for outgoing Erasmus exchange students
(Last update: Summer semester 2023)
| Bachelor's degree course | |
| B.Sc. Biotechnology | Prof. Dr. Birger Anspach |
| B.Eng. Hazard Control | Prof. Dr. Susanne Heise |
| B.Sc. Health Sciences | Gunnar Paetzelt |
| B.Sc. Biomedical Engineering | Prof. Dr. Bernd Flick |
| B.Sc. Nutrition and Home Economics | Prof. Dr. Christoph Wegmann |
| B.Eng. Rescue Engineering | Prof. Dr. Frank Hörmann Prof. Dr. Stefan Oppermann |
| B.Sc. Environmental Engineering | Prof. Dr. Carsten Frank |
| B.Sc. Process Engineering | Prof. Dr. Martin Geweke |
| B.Sc. Industrial Engineering | Prof. Dr. Volker Skwarek |
| Master's degree course | |
| M.Sc. Biomedical Engineering | Prof. Dr. Bernd Flick |
| M.Sc. Food Science | Prof. Dr. Christoph Wegmann Room N 5.35 christoph.wegmann (at) haw-hamburg (dot) de |
| M.Sc. Health Sciences | Gunnar Paetzelt Room N 5.33 gunnar.paetzelt (at) haw-hamburg (dot) de |
M.Sc. | Prof. Dr. Stefan Noll |
| M.Sc. Process Engineering | Prof. Dr. Falk Beyer |
| M.Sc. Renewable Energy Systems | Prof. Dr. Timon Kampschulte |
| M.Sc. Industrial Engineering | Prof. Dr. Volker Skwarek |
Examinations committee chairs in the Faculty of Life Sciences
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Last update: Summer semester 2023
| Bachelor's degree courses | International coordinator | Examinations committee chair |
| B.Sc. Biotechnology | Prof. Dr. Rainer Sawatzki | Prof. Dr. Gesine Cornelissen |
| B.Sc. Hazard Control | Prof. Dr. Rainer Sawatzki | Prof. Dr. Andrea Berger-Klein |
| B.Sc. Health Sciences | Prof. Dr. Christoph Wegmann | Prof. Dr. Zita Schillmöller |
| B.Sc. Biomedical Engineering | Prof. Dr. Rainer Sawatzki | Prof. Dr. Nicholas Bishop |
| B.Sc. Nutrition and Home Economics | Prof. Dr. Christoph Wegmann Room N5.35 christoph (dot) wegmann (at) haw-hamburg | Prof. Dr. Martin Holle |
| B.Sc. Rescue Engineering | Prof. Dr. Rainer Sawatzki | Prof. Dr. Andrea Berger-Klein |
| B.Sc. Environmental Engineering | Prof. Dr. Rainer Sawatzki | Prof. Dr. Jörn Einfeldt |
| B.Sc. Process Engineering | Prof. Dr. Rainer Sawatzki | Prof. Dr. Veit Dominik Kunz |
| B.Sc. Industrial Engineering | Prof. Dr. Volker Skwarek | Prof. Dr. Oliver Baumann |
Master's degree course |
International coordinator |
Examinations committee chair | ||
| M.Sc. Biomedical Engineering | Prof. Dr. Rainer Sawatzki | Prof. Dr. Julian Béthune | ||
| M.Sc. Food Science | Prof. Dr. Christoph Wegmann | Prof. Dr. Christoph Wegmann Room N5.35 christoph (dot) wegmann (at) haw-hamburg | ||
| M.Sc. Health Sciences | Prof. Dr. Christoph Wegmann Room N5.35 christoph (dot) wegmann (at) haw-hamburg | Prof. Dr. Zita Schillmöller | ||
M.Sc. | Prof. Dr. Rainer Sawatzki | Prof. Dr. Julian Béthune Room S2.24 julien.bethune (at) haw-hamburg (dot) de | ||
| M.Sc. Process Engineering | Prof. Dr. Rainer Sawatzki | Prof. Dr. Julian Béthune Room S2.24 julien.bethune (at) haw-hamburg (dot) de | ||
| M.Sc. Renewable Energy Systems | Prof. Dr. Rainer Sawatzki | Prof. Dr. Julian Béthune Room S2.24 julien.bethune (at) haw-hamburg (dot) de | ||
| M.Sc. Industrial Engineering | Prof. Dr. Volker Skwarek | Prof. Dr. Guido Voigt |
Laws and regulations governing the recognition of examinations, assessments and credit points
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Please see the German version of this page to view these laws and regulations.
International Office guide to the recognition of exams, assessments and credits points completed abroad
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If you have completed courses abroad and the credit points still need to be recognised, you can refer to theInternational Office's Guide to the recognition of exams, assessments and credit points completed abroad'. The English version is contained in the second half of the document.
This guide provides practical examples, outlines the legal framework and provides useful and easy-to-understand tips for students, instructors and administrative staff at HAW Hamburg.
