Bachelor Programmes

Admission to Merseburg University of Applied Sciences requires a university entrance qualification (in German: HZB). If your school-leaving certificate entitles you to study in your home country, you can usually also study in Germany. Depending on your home country, you may also need to prove a successfullly passed university entrance exam and/or started university studies in your home country.

Some school-leaving qualifications or university degrees qualify you directly for studying in Germany (in German: direct HZB); for others, you may first need to complete a "Studienkolleg" (preparatory course) and pass a the "Feststellungsprüfung" (assessment exam), prior to taking up studies at Merseburg University of Applied Sciences (in German: indirect HZB).

Depending on your educational qualifications, you can either study all subject areas in Germany (in German: general HZB)or only certain subject areas (in German: subject-restricted HZB).

With the help of this database, you can check whether your foreign previous education entitles you to study in Germany directly or whether you will need to attend Studienkolleg beforehand:
https://www.uni-assist.de/en/tools/check-university-admission/

Studienkolleg (preparatory course)

Studienkolleg is an institution that prepares you academically and linguistically for university studies in Germany.
It usually takes one year to complete Studienkolleg. Depending on the subject area in which you would like to take up university studies, you can choose the appropriate focus course at Studienkolleg:

T or TI course:         for technical and scientific subjects
W or WW course:    for subjects within social and economic sciences
M course:                for biological and medical subjects
S/G course:             for linguistic and artistic subjects or subejcts within the humanities

Once you have passed the Feststellungsprüfung of a focus course, including the German language exam, at Studienkolleg, you can take up university studies in the subject area of your focus course.

Example: You would like to study ‘Betriebswirtschaft’ (B.A.) at Merseburg University of Applied Sciences. To do this, you attend the W course at Studienkolleg. With the passed Feststellungsprüfung of the W course, you can study all subjects assigned to the W course at Merseburg University of Applied Sciences: Betriebswirtschaft (B.A.), Wirtschaftsinformatik (B.Sc.) or Wirtschaftsingenieurwesen (Schwerpunkt Management) (B.Sc.).

Master Programmes

Admission to a master programme requires a first academic degree (Bachelor's degree) that qualifies you for a profession and represents a minimum of 180 credit points according to the ECTS (European Credit Transfer System).

Depending on your home country, this can be equivalent to 3-5 years of study.

Some master programmes at Merseburg University of Applied Sciences require a first higher education degree with at least 210 ECTS credits. However, it is possible to make up for missing ECTS points in an adaptation semester.

In the anabin information portal, you can find out how your foreign educational qualifications are assessed in Germany. There you will find information on educational qualifications from more than 180 countries. Merseburg University of Applied Sciences has foreign educational qualifications checked by uni-assist (www.uni-assist.de/en/).

International Bachelor's degree programme "Engineering and Management" (B.Eng.)

This Bachelor's degree programme is offered by two universities - Merseburg University of Applied Sciences in cooperation with the Martin Luther University, Halle-Wittenberg. The programme is taught in English and is open for international students as well as for German students.

Admission to this programme requires proof of proficiency in English (Level B2). Proof of language ability in German is not necessary. German language classes are an integrated part of the international students' curriculum.

How to apply:

Merseburg University of Applied Sciences does not accept applications from applicants with foreign educational qualifications directly, but has them checked by uni-assist first. Please submit your application to: https://my.uni-assist.de/.

The application deadline for winter semester for application via uni-assist is: 31 August.

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In the information boxes on the right, you will find some institutions near Merseburg that offer German courses for study preparation and German language tests.

Merseburg University of Applied Sciences does not offer German courses to prepare students for their studies.

Application deadlines at uni-assist

Studienkolleg: 

You can apply at any time. However, please note the deadlines for registering for the entrance test at Studienkolleg.

Bachelor Programmes:    

15 June for degree programmes with restricted admission for the winter semester

31 August for admission-free degree programs for the winter semester

Master Programmes:    

15 May for degree programmes with restricted admission for the winter semester

15 November for degree programmes with restricted admission for the summer semester

31 August for admission-free degree programmes for the winter semester

31 January for admission-free degree programmes for the summer semester

Uni-assist needs about 4-6 weeks to check your documents. Please apply in time!

Registrar's office

You can contact the registrar's office for questions on application and enrolment.

Office hours:

Tue: 09:00-12:00 a.m. and 1:00-6:00 p.m.

Thu: 09:00-12:00 a.m. and 1:00-3:00 p.m.

Fri: 09:00-12:00 a.m.

General student counselling

The Student Counselling is available to answer any questions you may have about your studies and to help you with any problems you may have during your studies.

Office hours (phone):

Mon: 10:00-12:00 a.m. | Wed: 2:00-4:00 p.m.

Thu:  2:00-6:00 p.m. |  Fri: 10:00-12:00 a.m.

Open office hours/ walk-in hours in office Hg/G/1/17

Wed: 2:00-4:00 p.m. | Thu:  2:00-6:00 p.m.

Individual appointments by arrangement and online counselling:

Monday - Friday outside of open office hours.

Contact International Office / Language Centre

The members of the International Office will be available with support and useful information.

Furthermore, they are the contact persons for language courses during your studies at Merseburg University of Applied Sciences.

For further information, please visit the website of the International Office.

Refugees Welcome@HoMe
We would like to give you a warm welcome at Merseburg University of Applied Sciences. As a refugee, you are eligible to study at a German university, especially when your refugee status is recognized. In terms of applying and gaining admission to a degree programme, you will be treated just like any other international student applicant.

Support and counselling for refugees interested in studying at 皇冠足球体育_足球比分直播￥中国竞彩网 and enrolled students with refugee background:

Offers for refugees.

How much money do I need to study?

This video provides an overview of the cost of living for students at Merseburg University of Applied Sciences. We took a look at the statistics and also asked students at Merseburg University of Applied Sciences about their average monthly expenditure on housing, food, clothing, leisure, health insurance, mobility, etc.

**This video will soon be available in English.**

Short distance between bed and lecture hall: the halls of residence on the HoMe campus

We took a look at some of the halls of residence on the Merseburg University campus. The Studentenwerk Halle provides affordable accommodation for around 450 students in 4 halls of residence during their studies. The halls of residence are very differently designed, from single apartments to 6-person shared flats.
 

Ways to spend your leisure time on campus

The Merseburg University of Applied Sciences campus is not just a place to study, it also offers a wide range of leisure activities: be it sport in one of the courses at the sports centre or on the open playing fields, a visit to the café bar or the student-run Café 144, relaxation in the reading garden, some culture in the campus theatre and campus cinema or a party in the "W?rmi" student club.