Fo­cus on teach­ing

David Bartlitz is particularly interested in modern teaching that is geared towards the needs and interests of students. From a didactic point of view, he therefore particularly endeavours to create activating and inclusive forms of teaching (especially on the basis of inverted classroom concepts and the inclusion of social media).

Teach­ing pro­gramme

Bachelor

Module number Module name Semester ECTS Module language Contact person
M.184.2631 Methods of Jurisprudence WS / SS 5 DEU Jessica Schmitz, Carolina Vortkamp
M.184.2634 European Law WS 10 DEU / ENG Sophie Hollstein
M.184.2635 Stock Corporation Law WS 5 DEU Sophie Hollstein
M.184.2636 Capital Market Law WS 5 DEU Kerstin Zemlianski
M.184.2630 Legal foundations of start-up companies SS 10 DEU Sophie Hollstein
M.184.2633 Seminar on business law SS 5 DEU / ENG Dagmar Götte-Weiß

 

Master

Module number Module name Semester ECTS Module language Contact person
M.184.4633 Seminar on Business Law SS 5 DEU / ENG Dagmar Götte-Weiß

 

Doctoral programme

Module number Module name Semester ECTS Language Contact person
M.184.6602 Seminar on Business Law SS 5 DEU / ENG Dagmar Götte-White

 

Final theses

The application deadlines for theses in the summer semester 2025 run from 20 January to 30 January 2025!

Formalities

"Students must

  • submit their thesis in PDF/A format
  • in good time (it is the receipt of the e-mail in the Examinations Office that counts, not the time of dispatch!)
  • from the address of your university account
  • in one (= 1) e-mail(all recipients in the "To" field)
  • to the examiners (not other persons of the chair, i.e. supervisors or secretariats) via their university e-mail addresses
  • and the responsible clerk of the examination secretariat

to be sent.

Electronic submission replaces the submission of printed versions (examiners can also request these for themselves). Those who wish to continue submitting printed versions can do so without also sending an electronic version to the Examinations Office. (either - or!)

The (correct) receipt of the thesis is generally not documented by the Examinations Office by e-mail, but in PAUL (under "My examinations" below the thesis). Of course, this is not done around the clock (as is not the case with printed versions), but as quickly as possible during normal office hours.

All this information can be viewed by students at https://www.uni-paderborn.de/zv/3-2/sonstiges/abschlussarbeiten/elektronische-abgabe/informationen-elektronische-abgabe."