There are courses where you can get your grades via Campus Management, and there are courses where your examiner has to transfer your grade to the International Office at the Law Department via e-mail.

You will find that information for each course in the course descriptions that are available on the website
http://www.jura.fu-berlin.de/en/international/studierendenaustausch/incomings/kurse/index.html (at the bottom of each course description).

Please check your Campus Management account regularly.

Please ask your course instructors when your exams will be graded.

If you take an oral exam, your result will usually be available right after that exam.

The grading period for written exams is a lot longer, depending on class size. You will usually get your grade within a few days in small courses. However, in large classes, such as the core courses for regular German students, it can take up to six weeks before grades are available.

Please ask your home university when you will have to submit the transcript that you will get from Freie Universität Berlin. Should your home university require your transcript earlier than you expect to get your grades, please talk to the International Office at the Law School here at Freie Universität Berlin. We will ask your course instructors, whether they can make your results available earlier.

Your transcript is being issued by the International Office at the Law Department. 

As soon as all your grades have been made available, we will issue an electronic transcript which we will send to you and to your home university via e-mail.

We will issue one transcript for each student. You will get yours after two semesters.

Yes, the transcript enlists all courses that you have signed up for, and it also includes failing grades (0 - 3 points). However, should you pass an exam in your second attempt, the non-successful first attempt will not appear on your transcript.

A failing grade (0 points) will also appear on your transcript if you haven't gone to a scheduled exam and if you haven't signed out from that particular course until 14 days prior to that exam.

Please ask your course instructor if he or she would be willing to allow a second attempt. Should they say no, please contact the International Office at the Law Department.

Unfortunately we cannot tell, since this is at the discretion of your home university.

Every home university has its own conversion system. We are providing a conversion chart with our German legal grading scale and the ECTS-grades. It is then up to your home university to convert the ECTS-grades into your local grades, or to use a direct conversion from the German legal points into your local grades.