As the name implies, lectures deal with contents which serve as orientation for the entire Bachelor of the respective studies.

What is behind the study, what is waiting for me, is it what I want and where do I really want to go?

The StEOP is mandatory in every bachelor's program. The StEOP consists of a group of courses that must be completed at the beginning of your studies. Depending on the program, there are three or four courses that you must complete before you can register for further courses. However, you can "bring forward" a certain number of courses from the first and second semesters before you have fully completed the StEOP. You can find the exact number of courses in your curriculum.

Examination modalities:

• For StEOP courses of the type lecture (VO) at least 3 examination dates per semester must be offered.
• StEOP courses of other types (UE, VU, ...) count as "examination-immanent" courses - here it depends on the course how the assessment is done. You can find this out in the course description in BOKUonline and usually the lecturer tells you in the first unit of the course.
• 3 Repetitions of the examination (or course in the case of examination-immanent) admitted

The admission to the study program expires if one of the StEOP courses was also evaluated negatively at the last repetition. Re-admission to the same study program at the same university is then no longer possible.

Legal basis:

    § 66, § 59, §§ 72 to 79 UG 2002.

Further information about the StEOP at BOKU can be found here.