Here are a few tips to supplement the guidelines.

On average, approx. 10 CP should be earned per semester with courses during the lecture period. Outside the lecture period, a further 15 CPs are earned through the vocational internship and any block courses.
As there are many different subject combinations, it is not possible to create a fixed timetable. Ideally, the courses of the module "Specialist Foundations of Geography" should be completed in the first two semesters. This is not always possible, as there may be overlaps with compulsory courses in the other subject. If this is the case, please contact the Earth Sciences Office, which can advise you and recommend courses from the other modules that can be completed without prior knowledge.

Geography is a degree subject of the Faculty of Science. Therefore, the regulations of this faculty also apply to all examinations.
Special attention must be paid to the so-called main lecture exams, i.e. the assessment formats for the "core lectures". Main lecture exams require a special registration procedure.

In the degree subjects geography, this is the only course (LV) that is the core lectures with practical course "System Earth: Man and Environment" (LV no. 14252). It is important to know that the core lectures "System Earth: Man and Environment" is an annual course and the main lecture exam only takes place after the end of the spring semester. It is therefore necessary to take the course registration in HS and FS. The date of the main lecture exam can be found on the website of the Faculty of Phil-Nat

You are automatically registered for the assessment registrations of all other courses by registering in MOnA. These assessment formats usually take place during the lecture period. Unless, for example, there are block courses that take place during the lecture-free period.

Information sheet on inspections of the Faculty of Philosophy and Natural Sciences.

Before concluding an employment contract, you should check with the degree course office for earth sciences whether the internship is recognized as a vocational internship.
A learning contract must then be entered in the MOnA account under "Learning contracts". Please note this example for correct completion (the personal details are automatically inserted). For 8 weeks: 10 CP, for 9 weeks: 11 CP and for 10 weeks: 12 CP are credited. Please leave the status "in progress" and inform the degree program office for earth sciences by e-mail so that it is still possible to check and make any changes. Alternatively, the learning contract can also be drawn up on site at the Geosciences degree program office. Signatures are no longer required - the entire process is now digital only

List of possible assessors

The activity report must be 2-3 pages long - no further formalities need to be observed. Submit the report and a copy of the employment reference to the Earth Sciences Office. Further information on vocational internships can be found in the guidelines.

It is recommended that you send a module assignment to the Earth Sciences Office for review before the start of the lecture period of the last semester. This will ensure that all necessary courses have been completed or taken.

Bachelor's degree with geography as the degree subject
For the degree, a so-called "degree application" must be submitted within a certain period of time - see https://philhist.unibas.ch/de/studium/termine/
This application includes both degree subjects - so there is no need to submit anything extra for geography - the procedure, form etc. can be found at https://www.philhist.unibas.ch/de/studium/termine/

Degree BSc Sport Movement and Health: Sport Science with the degree subject Geography
see - https://dsbg.unibas.ch/de/studium/studium-a-z/ - there is no need to submit anything extra for geography.