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To complete a Bachelor's degree you need to obtain a total of 180 ECTS credits (see “ECTS credits"). At the Bachelor's level, the Faculty of Science offers the option of a single study program (mono program) or a combination of programs (major/minor system). The major and minor system allows you to combine a major program with a minor program that will be listed on your Bachelor's degree. Within the Faculty of Science, you can usually study combinations without having to extend the normal study period of thee years or six semesters.
You have the following choices:
Most Bachelor's degree programs can be taken as a mono degree program (180 ECTS credits) or as a major degree program with 150 or 120 ECTS credits. Study programs in Biochemistry, Earth System Science as well as Chemistry and Business Studies can only be studied as mono programs, and additionally, biomedicine with 150 ECTS credits. When enrolling for a degree program, you enroll either for a mono program or for a combination of programs. You may, however, change your decision during your first year of study, since the curricula of the major study programs are identical in the first year and the minor study program is usually not begun until the third semester. You can change the combination of programs yourself when you enroll at the beginning of each semester. However, you must have finalised your combination by the final semester at the latest. Please note also that, if you take a minor program with another faculty – particularly with the Faculty of Business, Economics and Informatics – you will only be credited for minor program modules if you have enrolled in the associated minor study program.