International Applications

Requirements

Applicants who did not obtain their school degree in Germany must provide evidence of the German language requirements listed in the following table by means of the respective certificates. For international degree programmes, the correspondingly named English certificates are required for all students - even if the previous periods of study were completed in the corresponding language.

Language Proficiency

Study Programme	Medium of Instruction	German Language Certificate*	English Language Certificate
Computational Social Science (B.Sc.)	German and English	Deutsche Sprachprüfung für den Hochschulzugang (DSH, at least level 2) or TestDAF (at least level 4)	-
Computational Visualistics (B.Sc.) (M.Sc.)	German and English	Deutsche Sprachprüfung für den Hochschulzugang (DSH, at least level 2) or TestDAF (at least level 4)	-
Digital Business Management (B.Sc.) (M.Sc.)	German and English	Deutsche Sprachprüfung für den Hochschulzugang (DSH, at least level 2) or TestDAF (at least level 4)	-
E-Government (M.Sc.)	English	-	Level B2 of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages, certified by: TOEFL with at least 550 points (paper based), 213 points (computer based) or 79–80 points (internet based) or IELTS at level 6,5 or higher or a corresponding certificate
Computer Science (B.Sc.) (M.Sc.)	German and English	Deutsche Sprachprüfung für den Hochschulzugang (DSH, at least level 2) or TestDAF (at least level 4)	-
Web & Data Science (M.Sc.)	English	-	Level B2 of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages, certified by: TOEFL with at least 550 points (paper based), 213 points (computer based) or 79–80 points (internet based) or IELTS at level 6,5 or higher or a corresponding certificate
Information Systems (B.Sc.) (M.Sc.)	German and English	Deutsche Sprachprüfung für den Hochschulzugang (DSH, at least level 2) or TestDAF (at least level 4)	-

*Only of the school degree was not obtained in Germany

Academic Requirements

For the bachelor's degree programmes, in addition to the above-mentioned language requirements, a German university entrance qualification is required, equivalent to a German Abitur.

For the Master's degree programmes, in addition to the above-mentioned language skills, a relevant Bachelor's degree programme completed with a minimum grade of 2.5 (equivalent to CGPA 65% or grade B) is required. Special requirements apply for Web & Data Science, which can be viewed in the programme's profile.

Application and Enrolment

For applicants from abroad, the path to a university abroad is more complicated than to a university in their own home country. That's why we provide you with comprehensive support in the application and enrolment process.

Fees and Funding

In Germany, universities are strongly supported financially by the state or the federal states. Therefore, studying in Germany is relatively inexpensive despite the high standards.

How to Apply

The University of Koblenz is a member of uni-assist. Whether you have to apply via uni-assist or directly via the university depends on your previous education.

Enrolment

Admitted students should enrol as soon as possible after their arrival at the university. There are several points to consider here.

Studying in Koblenz

Once you have cleared the hurdle of the application and received your admission, it's time for the formalities of your trip to Germany. Here, too, we are happy to support you; in addition, there are other useful sources of information on the web.

International Relations Office

The International Relations Officer at Koblenz University supports international students in any administrative and organisational issue.

DAAD

International students have a lot to do after arriving in Germany. The DAAD explains what needs to be done and who can help.

Living in Koblenz

The city of Koblenz has a lot to offer. On the city's websites you will find information on culture, leisure and more.