Frankfurt , Germany
1. Academic Qualifications
Secondary school diploma equivalent to the German Abitur (e.g., IB Diploma, A-Levels, or country-specific qualifications verified via uni-assist).
Minimum grades: Typically 2.5 or better on the German grading scale (varies by program; competitive programs like Economics may require top scores).
Program-specific prerequisites:
STEM programs: Strong math/science background.
Humanities: Language proficiency or subject-specific knowledge.
2. Language Proficiency
German-taught programs (most Bachelor's programs):
TestDaF (4xTDN4), DSH-2, Goethe C2, or Telc C1.
Alternative: Some programs accept B2-level German with mandatory language courses.
English-taught programs (rare, e.g., Physics):
IELTS (6.5+), TOEFL (90+ iBT), or Cambridge C1 Advanced.
3. Application Process
Non-EU students: Apply via uni-assist (requires VPD document).
EU students: Direct application via the university portal.
Deadlines:
Winter semester: July 15 (non-EU), August 31 (EU).
Summer semester: January 15 (non-EU, limited programs), March 31 (EU).
4. Additional Documents
Translated/notarized copies of transcripts.
CV (for some programs).
Motivation letter (rarely required for Bachelor's).
Requirements may vary for each program. Please visit the program page for specific requirements.
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