Degree-Specific Documents
For individual Bachelor's degree programs, special degree-specific documents are required in addition to the general application documents. You can find them here.
1-Subject Bachelor's Degree Programs
| Degree Program | Documents |
|---|---|
| Applied Literary and Cultural Studies | Proof of English language proficiency at the “B2” level according to the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages. If this cannot be demonstrated through a high school diploma or equivalent, alternative proof of proficiency recognized by the Department of English and American Studies may be accepted. Alternative proof must be submitted with the application. |
| Applied Linguistics | Proof of English language proficiency at the “B2” level according to the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages. If this cannot be demonstrated through a high school diploma, alternative proof of proficiency may be accepted by the Department of English and American Studies. Substitute proof must be submitted with the application. |
| Architecture and Urban Design | Proof of completion of the motivation and aptitude test administered by the department of Architecture and Civil Engineering. |
| Biochemical Engineering | Proof of successful completion of the online self-assessment test “tu do bci” by submitting the certificate, which can be downloaded and printed after completing the assessment. |
| Chemical Engineering | Proof of successful completion of the online self-assessment test “tu do bci” by submitting the certificate, which can be downloaded and printed after completing the assessment. |
| Journalism Studies | Proof of a 4-week internship at the time of enrollment. Further information can be found on this website. |
| Medical Physics | A mathematics self-assessment is required. |
| Music Journalism and Music Education | Please submit proof of exceptional artistic aptitude and proof of practical experience with your application . Additionally, submit proof of a 4-week internship upon enrollment . Further information can be found on this website. |
| Physics | A self-administered math test is required. |
| Political Conflict Studies | Applicants who are non-EU/EEA nationals are required to submit a testAS certificate with the subject module “Humanities, Cultural, and Social Sciences.” A minimum of 100 points must be achieved in both the core module and the subject-specific module. The test must not be more than 1 year old at the time of application. Both the paper-based and digital tests are accepted. |
| Economic Policy Journalism | Proof of a 4-week internship upon enrollment. Further information can be found on this website. |
| Science Journalism | Proof of a 4-week internship upon enrollment. Further information can be found on this website. |
Teacher Education Program Under the LABG
| Field of Study | Documents |
|---|---|
| English | Proof of English language proficiency at the “B2” level according to the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages. If this proficiency cannot be demonstrated through a high school diploma or equivalent, alternative proof of proficiency recognized by the Department of English and American Studies may be accepted. Alternative proof must be submitted with the application. However, the following language proficiency level is recommended for admission to the program:
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| Art and Art/Design | Proof of special aptitude is required for admission to the subjects Art and Art/Design. Information on proving special aptitude can be found here. |
| Music | Detailed information on the aptitude test for the music teacher education program can be found here. |
| Physical Education | Information on demonstrating special aptitude can be found here. |
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By mail:
Technische Universität Dortmund
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- Admissions & Enrollment Office -
Emil-Figge-Str. 61
44227 Dortmund
By e-mail: admission.inquiries@tu-dortmund.de // We do not review documents or degrees in advance and therefore cannot make any statements regarding admission eligibility.
By telephone: +49 (0) 231 755-6349 // If you have any questions, we are happy to assist you by phone on the following days:
- Tuesday: 1 p.m. - 3 p.m.
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For important matters, you can use the Zoom consultation hours or schedule an individual appointment.
In person via Zoom: Zoom consultation hour (meeting ID: 946 3737 6331, access code: 360707) // The following day, we are available via Zoom without prior appointment:
- Monday: 1 p.m. - 3 p.m.