From mid-September or March, if you already know your student number, you can log in to the course catalog with your access data (login see below) and generate a QR code to create the Campuscard (My Functions - Student Administration). You will find the machines for generating your Campuscard in rooms 109 and 204.
The Campuscard serves as:
- Student ID (with/without passport photo function),
- library card
- and canteen card of the StudierendenWerk Berlin incl. electronic payment function.
Please note: The Campuscard itself does not contain a VBB ticket. For the digital Deutschlandsemesterticket you must also register online.
To log in to the LSF, you will need your student number. This is your user name (with three zeros at the front: 00012345). Your password is generated from the first three letters of your place of birth and your date of birth (dd.mm.yy). Umlauts (ä, ö, ü, ß) are replaced accordingly (a, o, u, s).
Example: London and March 3, 2001 = lon030301 - Please change the password immediately after your first login.
The compulsory English module (3 SWS) is scheduled for the 1st semester according to the curriculum. The prerequisite for participation in the module is theplacement test, which students must take at the beginning of the 1st semester.
You can find the link to the Moodle test and instructions on how to log in on the Language Center website under "Placement for Bachelor of Social Work". The log-in details for the Moodle platform are identical to those for the LSF (see Campucard). You will receive the result of the test immediately.
Don't forget to write down the result (CEFR level), as you will need it to select the appropriate English seminar, as you are bound to the level of competence. The test is available from 01.04. to 31.04.
If you are at native speaker level (C2), please contact the module leader and head of the Language Center, Frances Kregler, by email: kregler@ash-berlin.eu.
For first semester students, attending courses only begins with the orientation days. We will provide you with all the relevant information, dates and deadlines.
You can register for courses via the course catalog, or LSF for short. This is expected to be activated from mid-September or March. From then on, you can log in with your access data (see Campuscard).
It is helpful to familiarize yourself in advance with the electronic document procedure. You will find all the information you need on the relevant website from mid-March.
In the study handbook you will find all the relevant information about your studies, e.g. how your email address works or how to access Wi-Fi, how and when to take courses and what a project is.
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