Regulations

Here you will find an overview of all applicable regulations governing research/service, university administration, teaching, and continuing education.

These regulations address the framework conditions for performance contracts in research and development (aR&D) and services (DL).

• Regulations for Research & Development and Services (only available in German)

The regulations governing university management address the areas of organization, quality assurance, participation, and administration.

• Organisation Regulations (only available in German)
• Regulations on Quality Assurance and Development (only available in German)
• Regulations on Participation (only available in German)
• Administrative Regulations (only available in German)

The regulations for bachelor's and consecutive master's programs cover admission and enrollment, academic studies and the curriculum, as well as examination and doctoral procedures.

Regulations on Bachelor's and Master's Degree Programmes

• Regulations for Bachelor’s and Master’s Degree Programmes
• Directive on Bachelor’s and Master’s Degree Programmes

Guidelines for Bachelor’s Programmes

• Guidelines for the Bachelor’s Program in Architecture (only available in German)
• Guidelines for the Bachelor’s Program in Civil Engineering (only available in German)
• Guideline for the Bachelor’s Program in Business Administration, Digital Supply Chain Management, and Sports Management (only available in German)
• Guidelines for the Bachelor’s Program in Computational Data Science and Artificial Intelligence in Software Engineering (only available in German)
• Guidelines for the Bachelor’s Program in Digital Business Management (only available in German)
• Guidelines for the Bachelor’s Program in Engineering (only available in German)
• Guidelines for the Bachelor’s Program in Information Science (only available in German)
• Guidelines for the Bachelor's Degree in Multimedia Production (only available in German)
• Guidelines for the Bachelor's Degree Program in Tourism

Guidelines for Consecutive Master’s Programmes

• Guidelines for the Master’s Degree Programs in Business Administration, New Business, Sustainable Business Development, and Tourism and Change, Guidelines for the Master’s Degree in Business Administration, Tourism and Change (only available in German)
• Guidelines for the Master's Program in User Experience Design and Data Visualization (only available in German)

Regulations for Cooperative Study Programmes

• Guidelines for the Master’s Program in Engineering (only available in German)
• MSc in Digital Communication and Creative Media Production: Program Regulations for the Joint Master’s Program (only available in German)

Uniform guidelines apply to all continuing education programmes offered by the University of Applied Sciences of Graubünden.

• Regulations for Continuing Education Programmes (only available in German)

The regulations governing auditors apply to both bachelor’s and master’s degree programs as well as continuing education programs.

• Regulations Guest Student Status (only available in German)

The European Credit Transfer and Accumulation System (ECTS) creates a standardized educational space in Europe. Within this system, students can move freely and have their academic achievements recognized throughout Europe.

Students receive ECTS credits for their learning outcomes, calculated based on the workload and other conditions of the individual modules. One ECTS credit corresponds to an average workload of 25–30 hours. In addition to attending classes, the student’s workload includes the time spent preparing for and reviewing course material, taking exams, and engaging in self-study. At the University of Applied Sciences of Graubünden, the bachelor’s program comprises 180 ECTS credits, and a consecutive master’s program comprises 90 ECTS credits.