Final Grades Ranking
Together with the final documents, students receive an overview of the distribution of final grades in percentiles. A more specific ranking of the degrees is not published.
Table of contents
- Degree conferral dates in 2025
- Degree conferral dates in 2024
- Degree conferral dates in 2023
- Degree conferral dates in 2022
- Degree conferral dates in 2021
- Degree conferral dates in 2020
- Degree conferral dates in 2019
- Degree conferral dates in 2018
- Degree conferral dates in 2017
- Degree conferral dates in 2016
- Previous degree conferral dates
- Calculation
Degree conferral dates in 2025
Degree conferral dates in 2024
Degree conferral dates in 2023
Degree conferral dates in 2022
Degree conferral dates in 2021
Degree conferral dates in 2020
Degree conferral dates in 2019
Degree conferral dates in 2018
Degree conferral dates in 2017
Degree conferral dates in 2016
Previous degree conferral dates
The following tables contain a summary of all degree conferral dates in a semester.
Example: You will find the degree conferral date of October 2015 in the "Fall semester 2015" table.
2015
Fall semester 2015 (PDF, 80 KB)
Spring semester 2015 (PDF, 38 KB)
2014
Fall semester 2014 (PDF, 38 KB)
Spring semester 2014 (PDF, 38 KB)
2013
Fall semester 2013 (PDF, 38 KB)
Spring semester 2013 (PDF, 21 KB)
2012
Fall semester 2012 (PDF, 21 KB)
Spring semester 2012 (PDF, 21 KB)
2011
Fall semester 2011 (PDF, 32 KB)
Spring semester 2011 (PDF, 37 KB)
2010
Fall semester 2010 (PDF, 150 KB)
Spring semester 2010 (PDF, 37 KB)
Calculation
The calculation of the weighted overall grade is done according to section 7.1 of the program regulations. This means that for the calculation of the weighted overall grade, the two study program grades are calculated first (major and minor study program). For this purpose, the graded modules are included in the respective program grades exactly with the weight of their ECTS credits. The sum of the ECTS credits can also be slightly larger than the fixed program size if the modules are required for the degree. The two program grades are then rounded to one decimal place and shown as a subject grade. The unrounded program grades are then included in the weighted overall grade with the weight of the fixed program sizes (150, 120, 90, 60 or 30 ECTS credits). The weighted overall grade is thus calculated from the two unrounded program grades. The result is also rounded to one decimal digit.
For particularly good degrees, the following distinctions are awarded on the basis of the weighted rounded overall grade:
- 5.5 and higher: summa cum laude
- 5.0 and higher: magna cum laude
A template for the calculation of the weighted overall grade can be found here: