Chair of Development Economics • University of Passau

Burkina Faso (Source/Quelle: Jan Kerckhoff, Bayerischer Rundfunk, 2014)

Growth and Development special exam exclusively for Erasmus students

The special exam exclusively for Erasmus students will take place on 31 July 2024, 8-9:30 am. Erasmus students
must register for this special exam at the Dean's Office of the Faculty of Business, Economics and Information
Systems!

All students who register in the campus portal will automatically have to take the regular exam on 16 August 2024.
No special exam will be offered on this date!

Exam dates Summer term 2024

Health, Development and Public Policy (90 minutes)	PNR 274130	29 July 2024, 10am, PHIL HS 2	on-campus
Growth and Development (only for Erasmus students!) (90 minutes)	PNR 212113	31 July 2024, 8-9:30am (room information was sent to the students this concerns via e-Mail)	on-campus
Introduction to Quantitative Research Methods for Development (re-sit) (120 minutes)	PNR 630210	31 July 2024, 8-10am, ISA	on-campus
Mikroökonomik (re-sit) (centrally organized, 80 minutes)	PNR 210601	14 August 2024, 8-9:20 am see here	on-campus
Growth and Development (centrally organized, 90 minutes)	PNR 212113	16 August 2024, 12:30-14 pm see here	on-campus

Erasmus students who cannot register for the exam in the Campusportal please contact Ms Olga Schlick from the dean's office to register.

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