Study planning
General information:
- A tool is available to help you create your study plan. To do this, select your suitable study plan template in the "Timetables" section on this page.
- You can find an overview of all courses in the annotated course catalog
- You can access the overview of examination dates here.
Industrial Engineering (B.Sc.)
- 2nd Semester (Summer Term 2026)
- 4th Semester (Summer Term 2026)
Due to the very wide range of course options available, it is not practical to provide a sample schedule.
Digital Economics (B.Sc.)
- 2nd Semester (Summer Term 2026)
- 4th Semester (Summer Term 2026)
- The only required course is the Introduction to Econometrics
- Due to the wide range of options for additional courses, a sample schedule is not provided
Information Systems
- 2nd Semester (Summer Term 2026)
The courses in law are required electives and are listed here as examples - 4th Semester (Summer Term 2026)
Production and Logistics is a required course (listed), while the second business administration course is a required elective (not listed for clarity)
Decelerated curricula
The MINT-Kolleg offers a one- to two-semester course for students in their first three semesters.
Who is the MINT-Kolleg course program aimed at?
First-year students with a need for accompanying courses or a time-delayed course of study within the standard period of study. Examples of this are
- A-levels taken some time ago
- General need to catch up in a subject
- Second-chance education
Benefits for students:
- Extension of the standard period of study by up to two semesters with qualified participation in the MINT-Kolleg.
- Postponement of the deadline for taking the orientation exam.
Qualification & participation:
- Participation in the courses offered by the MINT-Kolleg is possible in the first three semesters
- Qualified participation means that students attend STEM courses amounting to at least 10 semester hours per week (SWS) within a semester.
- For further information on qualification, please contact Andrea Nitsche (Tel.: +49 721 608 41992) and visit www.mint-kolleg.kit.edu
Advice
Are you thinking about a decelerated study plan?
Contact the academic advisor responsible for your degree program at the ZSB. They will provide you with further information and advice on how to customize your study plan.
Exemplary presentation of"decelerated study plans"
Module planning tool for Bachelor's degree programs
For the individual planning of your Bachelor's degree in the degree programs Industrial Engineering, Information Systems and Technical Economicsyou can use the following tool:
Download module planning tool Bachelor
Note: The relevant information is always the current examination regulations and the current module handbook for your degree program.