B.A. in the Two-subject model

Examination regulations V20 apply to students who have started their studies since the 2020/21 winter semester.

Modul Nr.	Modulbezeichnung	LP	Gewichtung der Modulnote für die Fachnote	SWS	Präsenzzeit	Selbststudium	Status
Module 1	Introduction to Communication Science 1	8	10%	4	60 h	180 h	Pflicht
Module 2	Introduction to Communication Science 2	8	10%	4	60 h	180 h	Pflicht
Module 3	Methods module 1: Data collection	8	10%	4	60 h	180 h	Pflicht
Module 4	Methods module 2: Data analysis and data visualisation	7	10%	4	60 h	150 h	Pflicht
Module 5	Communication and Media Practice	12	10%	4	60 h	300 h	Pflicht
Thematic Module I: Module 6 or Module 7	Thematic module "Society, Public Sphere, Culture" (Module 6) or Thematic module "PR and Advertising Research" (Module 7)	12	20%	4	60 h	300 h	Wahlpflicht
Thematic Module II: Module 8 or Module 9	Thematic module "Journalism Research" (Module 8) or Thematic module "Reception Studies" (Module 9)	12	20%	4	60 h	300 h	Wahlpflicht
Module 10	Practice in Research	8	10%	2	30 h	210 h	Pflicht
Module 11	General Studies	5	[1]	2	30 h	120 h	Pflicht
Module 12	Examination module	10	[2]	0	0 h	300 h	Wahlpflicht

[1] Weighting of the module grade for the overall grade: In the Two-subject B.A., students must pass examinations worth a total of 20 CP in General Studies. The grade is calculated as the arithmetic mean of the grades successfully achieved in the General Studies. 5 of these 20 ECTS credits are mandatory in Module 11 in the subject of Communication Science. The overall grade of the Bachelor's examination includes the grades of the two subjects, the grade of the General Studies and the grade of the Bachelor's thesis. They are calculated in proportion to the number of credit points allocated to them in accordance with Section 7 (4) of the Framework Regulations for the Bachelor's Examination at the University of Münster within the two-subject model dated 6 June 2011, last amended by the Seventh Amendment Regulations dated 2 February 2018 (“Rahmenordnung für die Bachelorprüfung an der Universität Münster innerhalb des Zwei-Fach-Modells vom 6. Juni 2011, zuletzt geändert durch die Siebente Änderungsordnung vom 2. Februar 2018“).

[2] Weighting of the module grade for the overall grade: 10/180

 

For students who started their studies before the winter semester 2019/2020, the examination regulations V9 with the 1st amendment regulations (2011) apply.

Modul Nr.	Modulbezeichnung	LP	Gewichtung der Modulnote für die Fachnote	SWS	Präsenzzeit	Selbststudium	Status
Module 1	Introduction to Communication Science 1	8	10%	4	60 h	180 h	Pflicht
Module 2	Introduction to Communication Science 2	8	10%	4	60 h	180 h	Pflicht
Module 3	Methods module 1: Data collection	8	10%	4	60 h	180 h	Pflicht
Module 4	Methods module 2: Data alanysis and data visualisation	7	10%	4	60 h	180 h	Pflicht
Module 5	Communication and Media Practice	12	10%	4	60 h	300 h	Pflicht
Thematic Module I: Module 8 or Module 9 or Module 10 or Module 11	Thematic Module "Society, Public Sphere, Culture" (Module 8) or Thematic Module "PR and Advertising Research" (Module 9) or Thematic Module "Journalistic Research" (Module 10) or Thematic Module "Reception Studies" (Module 11)	12	20%	4	60 h	300 h	Wahlpflicht
Thematic Module II: Module 8 or Module 9 or Module 10 or Module 11	Thematic Module "Society, Public Sphere, Culture" (Module 8) or Thematic Module "PR and Advertising Research" (Module 9) or Thematic Module "Journalistic Research" (Module 10) or Thematic Module "Reception Studies" (Module 11)	12	20%	4	60 h	300 h	Wahlpflicht
Module 12	Practice in Research	8	10%	2	30 h	210 h	Pflicht
Module 13	General Studies	5	[1]	2	30 h	120 h	Pflicht
Module 14	Examination module	10	[2]	0	0 h	300 h	Wahlpflicht

[1] Weighting of the module grade for the formation of the overall grade: In the Two-subject B.A., students must pass examinations worth a total of 20 CP in General Studies. The grade is calculated as the arithmetic mean of the weighted grades of the modules successfully completed in the General Studies programme. 5 of these 20 ECTS credits are mandatory in Module 13 in the subject of Communication Science. The grades of the two subjects, the grade of the General Studies and the grade of the Bachelor's thesis are included in the overall grade of the Bachelor's examination in a ratio of 4:4:1:2.

[2] Weighting of the module grade for the formation of the overall grade: The Bachelor's thesis is assessed by two examiners. The grade is calculated as the arithmetic mean of the two assessments. The grades of the two subjects, the grade for General Studies and the grade for the Bachelor's thesis are included in the overall grade for the Bachelor's examination in a ratio of 4:4:1:2.