Current Information on Teaching at the Faculty of Chemistry and Pharmacy

Lecture times for the upcoming semesters for LMU students.

Introductory and informational events for the degree programs usually take place during the 1^st week of lectures. You may find the specific dates in the LSF-Course Catalog or at the notice board.

Safety briefings and information about the internships take place in the accompanying seminars at the beginning.

If enrollment in the LSF-Course Catalog is required, the enrollment period for these courses is usually from the end of the lecture period (after semester change in LSF) until the beginning of the next lecture period.
Separate regulations apply for individual courses, especially for internships. Please note the corresponding comments in LSF or on the websites.
It is usually not necessary to enroll for the courses via LSF at the Faculty of Chemistry and Pharmacy.

• The regular exams usually take place 2-3 weeks after the lecture period.

• The retake exams usually take place 2-3 weeks before the upcoming lecture period.

You may find the specific dates in the LSF-Course Catalog, or at the respective study program.

General information

• Enrollment Dates
• For a first overview, please read the flyer Enrollment/Registration (PDF, 521 KB) (only available in German).
• The Office of Student Affairs also offers a helpful explanatory video on enrollment.

General information on admission and enrollment can be found on the central program pages of LMU Application, Admission and Enrollment under the respective heading.

Admission requirements of the study programs at the Faculty 18:

Degree programs with aptitude testing or aptitude procedures:

• B.Sc. Chemistry and Biochemistry
• B.Sc. Pharmaceutical Sciences
• M.Sc. Chemistry
• M.Sc. Biochemistry
• M.Sc. Pharmaceutical Sciences

Locally restricted admission programs:

• B.Sc. Pharmaceutical Sciences

Nationally restricted admission study programs:

• Pharmacy (state examination)

• The primary source of information is the LSF-course catalog with all current location and time information.

• Further information can be found in the LSF under "Commentary", or on the websites of the respective lecturers. You will find this out in the 1st lecture hour.

See registering for courses above.
With your enrollment, you will receive an LMU user ID that entitles you to access LSF-course-catalog and many other LMU systems, such as Moodle. Information on the LMU user ID can be found on the pages of the LMU IT Service Desk.

Basically, you only have to register for the internships and exercises you want to participate in via LSF-course catalog or the CUP-website. The deadlines for registration can be found at the top of this page.

For further questions, please contact the Student Advisory Service.

We use MOODLE as a learning management system to accompany and support our courses.

This is how registration on the Moodle learning platform works:

• Go to the website https://moodle.lmu.de
• Click on "Login" at the top right.
• Click on "With LMU user ID" (green background).
• Enter your LMU user name and password.
• Click on "Accept" to confirm your data.
• To access the Moodle courses of our faculty, click on "18 Faculty of Chemistry and Pharmacy" and then on the corresponding degree program. There you can register yourself for the courses you have attended using the "Einschreibeschlüssel" (registration key). You will receive the "Einschreibeschlüssel" and the exact course name from your lecturers in the course and ONLY if you have been admitted to the course. External participants cannot register for Moodle courses.

• Necessary for use: LMU user ID! LMU students can contact the IT Service Desk for information or if you have problems with your user ID.

For optimal use of the website, we strongly recommend that you update your browser software regularly!

If you want to know your way around LMU Moodle better, take a look at the help page provided. To participate in courses, however, it is sufficient to know the following steps:

• Click on Login in the top right corner and on the following page click on "With LMU user ID" and log in on the LMU authentication page with your LMU e-mail address and password.
• Enter the name of your course in the search field.
• Select the course and enroll in the course (possibly with the enrollment key you received from the lecturer).
• That's it. You should now be able to see the course in the bar on the left. If you click on it, you will be taken to the course overview.

You can then simply scroll through the content in a course. Depending on the course, this usually includes PDFs, presentations, text announcements and videos. Sometimes lecturers also use participation options such as forums and live chats.

The faculty offers all students access to computers and software in five different so-called CIP rooms (= Computer Investment Program). The CIP rooms differ in the type of operating systems and software installed. Further information can be found on the CIP pool website.

The departmental Library of Chemistry and Pharmacy is the central library of Faculty 18 and brings together the collections of the four former institute libraries (Institute of Chemistry, Institute of Physical Chemistry, Institute of Pharmacy and Food Chemistry, and Institute of Pharmaceutical Biology).

You will need your LMUcard or library card to borrow books and to use many other services of the University Library.

Further information may be found on this website.