Registering an E-Examination

Electronic examinations (e-examinations) must be registered on time if they are to run smoothly. This will provide you with a digital examination environment that complies with the valid data protection regulations and provides you with access to the required devices and technical support.

Examination laptop with headset
Support with setting up and clearing away
E-Examinations in the lecture hall

Procedure | Summer semester 2025

1. Registration of e-examinations via registration form [de]
Lecturers register their e-examinations and examination resits.

from 1 March 2025

1st round: up to 15 March 2025
2nd round: up to 15 April 2025

2.  Reply incl. confirmation of devices, deadlines and (preliminary) room
Lecturers receive a reply to their registration.

from 15 March 2025

1st round: up to 15 April 2025
2nd round: up to 15 May 2025

3. Activation for access to Moodle Exam courses
Lecturers receive access to the Moodle Exam course for creating their e-examination.
Link to the Moodle examination instance "Exam"

up to 30 May 2025

4. Notification of number of participants and types of compensation for disadvantages
Lecturers inform the E-Examination Centre of the final number of students, possible types of compensation for disadvantages and (optional) how many people from the chair will be able to help set up and/or clear away the examinations (not applicable for computer room).

up to 15 June 2025

Compensation for disadvantages with extension of examination length

If there will be compensation for disadvantages with an extension of the examination length of more than 18 minutes, you must please book a separate room (ideally at Ernst-Lohmeyer-Platz) and organise separate invigilation.

Examination laptop(s), replacement device(s), instructions for students, and a handout for the examination invigilator can be collected in the examination room whilst it is being set up. The devices and information sheets can be returned when the main examination is being cleared away, or arranged separately.

5. Inform students how to log into Moodle Exam and register for the Moodle Exam courses
Lecturers inform their students about how they can access the e-examination and the examination procedure.
Link to the Moodle examination instance "Exam"
Link to the information for students
Link to the information for students - procedure on examination day (PDF & video) [de]

Up to examination day

Information for students

Inform your students

It is important that you inform your students that they need to log in to the examination platform Exam once in order to register for the examination course. They must also be informed that they will need their central username and password for the University of Greifswald on examination day.

Students can do this by taking the following steps:

  1. Go to: https://exam.uni-greifswald.de
  2. Click on “Shibboleth login” and enter their central username and password.

We recommend that you provide this information in class as well as in an email circular sent via the self-service portal HIS, and in your Moodle course via the announcement forum.

6. Creation of the e-examination and final technical check
Examiners have finished the e-examination. A final technical check is carried out by the E-Examination Centre.

Deadline: 1 week prior to the examination date

7. Setting up, holding and clearing away the e-examination
Arrival time: arrive at the examination room 30 minutes prior to the start of the examination

Link to the information for members of teaching staff - procedure on examination day

Examination date

Information for students

Inform your students

Students must know their central username and password for their account at the University of Greifswald on examination day. They will need both to access the electronic examination.


The online request form was available here until 15 April 2025

Opening hours

E-Examinations can be held Monday-Friday from 21 July to 8 August 2025 and from 8 to 26 September 2025 between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. at the latest (incl. extensions to length of examination for candidates with compensation for disadvantages taking the exam in the same room).


Timed online open-book examination in the Exam examination system

If you would like to use a safe examination environment for your timed online open-book examination, you can use a Moodle exam course including default instructions, as well as the prepared activities “Task” and “Test”.

Please send us an email to: 
e-pruefungszentrumuni-greifswaldde 

Or request the course directly in the Exam examination system: 
https://exam.uni-greifswald.de/course/request.php?lang=en

Exam examination system