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Powered by studieren.de: this app helps students navigate academic & job options! Which course takes place in which semester? How many credits (ECTS) are awarded for which class? When do I have to decide on a major? What is the next seminar? Which Masters’s and job options are available for me? With module.org you can keep track of your studies, from your first to your last semester. Module information provided by students for students With module.org students make key information on their studies available for their fellow students. Download the module plan for your studies and get a clear overview of your course of studies. + Create your timetable and keep your weekly seminars always in view + Manage your study modules and plan your individual course of studies from the first to the last semester + Discover jobs and master degree options that are tailored to you + Calculate your average grade and find out how your exams affect your final score. + Share your module plan with friends, e.g. via WhatsApp, Facebook or Email For many courses, students have already provided their module plans. If your course of study is not available, please send us the course catalogue for your course of studies and we will provide the study modules for you and your fellow students. Have fun with your new study program organizer and all the best for your studies! Valentin studieren.de If you have questions or ideas how to improve the App, please drop me a line: valentin@module.org About us: module.org was developed by studieren.de (xStudy SE). Since 1997 we support high-school graduates, university students und professionals in study program orientation.

In a digitalized world we all rely on a growing amount of services for education, work and recreation. Therefore it is essential that reliable, secure and trustworthy services exist for numerous user groups and a large variety of applications. The idea behind the Academic Cloud is to offer such services to students and employees of universities and higher education institutes in Niedersachsen, Germany. Hosted in academic data centers according to German data protection and data security directives, the Academic Cloud supports studies and work with a growing digital service portfolio. The Academic Cloud is co-funded by the „Niedersächsisches Ministerium für Wissenschaft und Kultur“ (MWK). Planning and operation are supported by the LANIT/HRZ, the forum of the university data centers in Niedersachsen.