University of Erfurt

Tubingen, Germany

The University of Erfurt is a public institution founded in 1379, later closed in 1816, and re‑established in 1994 after German reunification—thus uniquely regarded as both the oldest and youngest university in Germany . Today, with around 5,700–6,000 students and over 100 professorships, it focuses on humanities, cultural studies, social science

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Tubingen, Germany

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What are the prerequisites for admission into a Bachelor’s programme?

Applicants need a higher education entrance qualification recognised in Germany. If not fully comparable, admission via a Studienkolleg pathway and passing a Feststellungsprüfung is required.

Are certain programmes restricted or require aptitude tests?

Yes. Bachelor’s programmes in Art, Music Education, Physical Education, and Communication Science require subject-specific aptitude or assessment tests, with applications due by September 30 .

What are the Master’s admission requirements at Erfurt?

Applicants must hold a recognised Bachelor’s degree (at least six semesters). Course-specific admission is determined by an examination board. Some programmes impose GPA thresholds or relevant academic background.