The Bachelor Report, together with the subsequent colloquium, concludes the study program. Students must demonstrate their ability to work continuously on a scientific subject.

Mostly, this will either involve the application of scientific results to a given problem, or to depict and reflect on existing work, according to scientific standards and criteria. It is desirable that practical skills, as well as methods taken from design and the fine arts, should enter the process. The Bachelor Report's research topic may be derived from previous work in the Bachelor Project and deepen, continue, or complement the results found there. 10 Credit Points are awarded for successful completion.

Before beginning the Bachelor Report, the form has to be submitted to the examination office.