1. Register the exam with Studiensekretariat (student administration and examinations office) via your examination coordinator. As part of the organisation of exams, a new online examination format was created for the planned oral online examinations. Please find the exams in Hochschulportal under “Mündliche Online-Prüfung/Oral online examination”.
2. Please read the Guidelines for examiners regarding the conduct of oral examinations by video conference at Ulm University during the corona crisis.
3. Exams are registered in exactly the same way as oral on-site exams. Students register for an oral online examination via Hochschulportal and fix a date with the examiners. The examiners enter the examination date and later the exam grade in Hochschulportal.
4. The examination record is transmitted to Studiensekretariat as with any oral on-site examination.
5. Please note that students already registered for an examination as oral on-site must first contact Studiensekretariat  to cancel the on-site examination registration; only then is it possible to register for an oral online examination.
6. By registering for an oral online examination, the examinee consents to being examined online.

Information about the possible examination rooms can be found here.

Exam rooms must be reserved or booked via the central room allocation service (Zentrale Raumvergabe). The programme or examination coordinators make the bookings. Please contact your programme/examination coordinator for your booking.

1. The rooms are equipped with disinfectants for disinfecting the hands and disinfection cloths for disinfecting the surfaces. The rooms must be ventilated after the test. Sufficient time for changing persons and ventilation must be allowed between individual test blocks (at least 15 minutes). Instructions for use are posted in the examination rooms.
2. The students' contact details must be recorded.
3. The house rules of Ulm University apply to all examination participants when they make their way to the exam rooms. There must be a distance of at least 1.5 metres between all persons involved (examiners, examinee, other members of the examination board) (e.g., 3 tables with 60 cm each). If this minimum distance cannot be maintained.
4. Provided that a minimum distance of 1.5 m is maintained during an examination with seating, examinees may remove the mask during the actual examination. Before examinations, with the exception of doctoral and post-doctoral examinations, "3G" proof is no longer required until further notice.
5. The candidate should be advised to leave the University premises promptly after the end of the examination.

Excluded from the obligation to wear an MNS mask are persons who can credibly demonstrate that it is not possible or reasonable for them to wear an MNS mask for health reasons or other compelling reasons.

As a rule, a medical certificate is required to substantiate health reasons. The certificate must show which health impairments exist for the students and what effects these impairments have on their performance in the course or examination. It is not the doctor, but the teaching staff or examiners who decide whether or not to exempt students from the oral examination.  This is only possible if the health impairment is sufficiently described so that the principle of equal treatment can be applied in the interests of the students.

1. Notify your students in due time giving them enough time to prepare for the changed exam format.
2. Register the exam with the changed exam format with Studiensekretariat via your examination coordinator. Here, the change of exam format will be documented and the chair of the examination board will be notified.

• Students must be notified in good time about time and place of the exam and their attention must be drawn to the Informationen des Dezernats II für Studierende zur Abnahme von Prüfungen.
• If written exams are conducted in several rooms: Students must be assigned alphabetically - based on their family names - to examination rooms and they must be notified thereof.
• Provided that a minimum distance of 1.5 m is maintained during an examination with seating, examinees may remove the mask at their seat during the actual examination. Before examinations "3G" proof is no longer required until further notice.
• Plan for and use assistant invigilators - we recommend that there should be two invigilators per exam room.
• Print sufficient Information sheets for the invigilators.
• Procure enough containers (plastic/cardboard boxes) (two per exam room) for exams and label them correspondingly.

• Information sheets for announcements regarding infection protection must be distributed to the invigilators before the written exam.
• Invigilator checks the following 30 minutes before the examinees enter:

1. Does the seating correspond to the information displayed?
2. Are the seats numbered?
3. Are disinfectants and masks* available as indicated? Note: Important phone numbers for reporting insufficient or faulty stock, building management and janitors, control room for technical emergencies are shown on the room plans displayed in the examination rooms.

• Exam cover must be placed on the indicated seats where students can sit.
• Keep two containers available at the exit of the room, one for exam sheets and one for self-declarations.

Example: 8:00 a.m. Start of the examination in the room plan -> 7:30 a.m. Check room and place exams and self-declarations on desks -> 8:00 a.m. Examinees enter -> Exam starts after examinees have been instructed

*Provided that a minimum distance of 1.5 m is maintained during an examination with seating, examinees may remove the mask at their seat during the actual examination. Before examinations "3G" proof is no longer required until further notice.

• Students are invited in at the time indicated in the examination schedule. Please note that group formation in front of the examination room is prohibited and must be prevented by you if necessary. Distance markings are placed in front of the examination rooms.
• Provided that a minimum distance of 1.5 m is maintained during an examination with seating, examinees may remove the mask at their seat during the actual examination. Before examinations "3G" proof is no longer required until further notice.
• While wearing their masks, students take their seats in an orderly fashion, row by row, beginning with the seat furthest from the entrance.
• After the students have taken their places, they have to register so that their presence is recorded.
• Then, the invigilator reads out the Information sheet regarding infection protection measures during the written exam.
• Students enter their seat number on the exam cover sheet.
• Students place their student ID card clearly visibly on the desk before them. Invigilators can walk through the empty rows to check identities and answer questions.  Provided that a minimum distance of 1.5 m is maintained during an examination with seating, examinees may remove the mask at their seat during the actual examination. Before examinations "3G" proof is no longer required until further notice.
• If students must leave the room during the examination or wish to terminate the examination prematurely, they indicate this to the invigilator by raising their hand.  The invigilator ensures that seat neighbours leave the row to create enough space. If and when the person concerned returns, seat neighbours leave their row to let the returning person go to their seat.
• When the exam ends, the invigilator reminds the students to quickly leave the building.  They leave the room in an orderly fashion starting with the row closest to the exit and place their exam sheets in the containers at their disposal at the exit.
• Once the exams have been graded and viewed by the students, they must be submitted to Studiensekretariat to be scanned.

Excluded from the obligation to wear an MNS mask are persons who can credibly demonstrate that it is not possible or reasonable for them to wear an MNS mask for health reasons or other compelling reasons.

As a rule, a medical certificate is required to substantiate health reasons. The certificate must show which health impairments exist for the students and what effects these impairments have on their performance in the course or examination. It is not the doctor, but the teaching staff or examiners who decide whether or not to exempt students from the oral examination.  This is only possible if the health impairment is sufficiently described so that the principle of equal treatment can be applied in the interests of the students.