Oral examinations for the FernUniversität in Hagen as well as for the JKU's Bachelor's and Master's degree programs in Artificial Intelligence and the JKU Multimedia Diploma degree program in Law can be taken at the Centre for Distance Studies in Bregenz.

As a FernUniversität Hagen student residing in Austria, you can take almost all of the oral examinations at a study centre in Austria, thereby saving time and money in regards to travel costs. Take the following steps into account:

1. Submit an informal request to the examination office in question to get approval by Hagen, the examiner, and the Examination Office.
    

   Examination Offices at the FernUniversität in Hagen
   Examination Office for Cultural Studies and Social Sciences, opens an external URL in a new window
   Examination Office for Mathematics and Computer Sciences, opens an external URL in a new window
   Examination Office for Psychology, opens an external URL in a new window
   Examination Office for Business Administration, opens an external URL in a new window
   Examination Office for Law, opens an external URL in a new window

2. Make an appointment with the examiner in charge as well as with the Examination Office.
3. Coordinate the appointment with the corresponding Centre for Distance Studies in Austria.
   For Bregenz, send an e-mail to: ulrike.rinderer(at)jku.at
4. Those studying Computer Sciences (Informatics) must sign up (in writing) and receive confirmation issued by the Centre for Distance Studies.

Fun fact: The Centre for Distance Studies in Bregenz conducted the first video-conference exam in Austria!

Students enrolled in the JKU Bachelor's and Master's program Artificial Intelligence can take oral examinations in Linz (campus map), Bregenz and Vienna.

For additional information and advising, see the Bachelor's and Master's homepages for Artificial Intelligence.

Students enrolled in the JKU Multimedia Diploma Degree Program in Law can take oral examinations in Vienna, Bregenz and Villach.

For additional information and advising, please visit see the Institute for MultiMedia Law Studies in Linz, opens an external URL in a new window homepage.