Dear students! At this time, we are far from having all of your semester's election forms. Since we will begin entering ballots on Monday, February 18, we urge you to fill out your ballots immediately. Please turn them in to Ms. Amann at the SSC or email them to her(sabine.amann@ 8< SPAM protection, please remove >8 hs-lu.de) by 12 noon on February 18.
Please coordinate with the exam partners immediately - if you have not already done so. The names of the exam partners should be entered together on only one common ballot.
About the procedure:
The BASA 13 module ends with a central examination, which takes place regularly in January of the respective seventh semester. The examination performance relates to the examination area "Criticism and Perspectives of Social Work"; it is expected that the examinees - against the background of the valid module description - can convincingly contribute to and position themselves in a specialist discussion related to this examination area. In doing so, they have to relate questions and relevant discourses of their field of study "social work" to perspectives that have opened up to them in the courses of aesthetic practice and ethics in this module. For more details, please refer to the attached "Information on the examination of the module BASA 13".
Central to the assignment of students to examination boards is your choice of an Aesthetic Practice course (BASA 13b); examiners from courses a, c, and d will be assigned from that course.
Examining boards are formed by the module chairperson. The staffing of the commissions with examiners, as far as possible, will be made known to the potential examinees and the lecturers and examiners before the start of the lecture period of the 6th semester.
For this examination you can decide whether you want to take it as an individual examination, as an examination in a group of two or in a group of three. The members of these groups should then also attend the same aesthetics events together . Therefore, an elective procedure is required in which you a) designate the courses in Aesthetic Practice that interest you, ordered by first through third priority, and b) in the case of group examinations, designate the candidates to be examined together with you. Three priorities must be indicated in each case.
