Application Information for EU/EEA Nationals

Application Period for the Summer Se­mes­ter

approx. 15 No­vem­ber until the end of the deadline: Deadlines vary according to de­part­ment and degree program

Application Period for the Winter Se­mes­ter

approx. 15 March to deadline: Deadlines vary according to de­part­ment and degree program

Application Period for the Winter Se­mes­ter

1 February to 15 March (cut-off period)

Application Period for the Winter Se­mes­ter

1 February to 7 October (cut-off period)

Please submit your application for admission to the degree program in due form and time via our online application. Upload all documents relevant to your application in the online application. It is not necessary to send documents to us by mail.

Alternatively, you can use our Application for Admission. In this case, please submit your application by mail or e-mail.

Mandatory Documents to Be Submitted

• Highest school leaving certificate
• Subject and grade overview of the highest school leaving certificate
• Subject and grade overviews of your studies
• certificate of completion of studies
• Information on the grading system of your­ university
• Sworn translations of all documents in German or English

Additional Mandatory Documents to Be Submitted if These Have Been Acquired

• Certificate of the assessment test (Feststellungsprüfung)
• Proof of successfully passed university entrance examination
• Highest proof of your German language skills
• In case of name change: Certificate of the name change

Additional Mandatory Documents for Applicants from China, Vietnam or India

• APS Certificate
• Group APS are ­only accepted if they are­ specifically issued for TU­ Dortmund University.

Additional Mandatory Documents for­ Students from Pakistan:

• HEC Attestation Stamp on the subject and grade overviews of the previous studies and the degree

Degree Program-Specific Documents

Individual­ degree programs­ require­ further degree program-specific documents. You can find information on the documents specific to your degree programm here.

[In alphabetical order]

Advanced Methods in Particle Physics (IMAPP)

• Proof of competencies in the English language, which must at least correspond to level B2 of the Common European Framework of Reference (CEFR).

Architecture and Urban Planning

• Portfolio max. 10 pages A4 printed on both sides
• Curriculum vitae
• Letter of motivation

Automation and Robotics

• Proof of competencies in the English lan­guage, which must at least correspond to level C1 of the Common European Framework of Reference (CEFR).

Chemical Biology

• Proof of competencies in the English language, which must at least correspond to level B2 of the Common European Framework of Reference (CEFR).

Chemistry

• Proof of competencies in the English language, which must at least correspond to level B2 of the Common European Framework of Reference (CEFR).

Civil Engineering

• Curriculum vitae
• Letter of motivation

Cultural Analysis and Cultural Intermediation

• Proof of competencies in the English language, which must at least correspond to level B1 of the Common European Framework of Reference (CEFR).

Data Science

• Module Manuals
• Proof of competencies in the English language, which must at least correspond to level B2 of the Common European Framework of Reference (CEFR).
• In order to prove the special functional qualification, a statistical report must be prepared and submitted with the application. The task and further instructions can be found in this document: task for the report. The prepared report must be submitted together with the other application documents.
• The Self-Disclosure self-disclosure must be filled in. Please pay special attention to sign the document 2 times at the end.
• Proof that the online self-assessment test has been carried out. Please note that the final score of the self-assessment test has no influence on your admission. Confirmation of participation in the self-assessment test is made via the self-disclosure document.
• Detailed information and the online self-assessment test can be found on the website of the faculty.

Econometrics

• Proof of competencies in the English language, which must at least correspond to level B2 of the Common European Framework of Reference (CEFR).
• Proof of successful completion of the online self-assessment test.
• An essay (Academic CV) on the academic background in view of the pursued master program on Econometrics.
• Detailed information and a template for the Academic CV as well as the online self-assessment test can be found on the program website.
• Please note: It is necessary for the application documents to contain the proof of participation in the online self-assessment to reflect your own level of knowledge and the professional requirements of the Master's degree program in Econometrics. However, the result of the test has no influence on a possible admission decision. 

Economics and Journalism

• Proof of very good knowledge of the German language, for example through the German Language Test for University Admission of Foreign Study Applicants (DSH-2) or equivalent certified training in the German language.
• Please note: These are the minimum requirements for the knowledge of the German language necessary for the successful completion of studies. Especially for the successful completion of the required editorial internships, a knowledge of the German language beyond the previously mentioned credentials is strongly recommended. A high degree of willingness on the part of the applicants to continuously improve their existing language skills through appropriate further education and training courses is assumed.

Empirical Multilingualism

• In addition to German language skills which are sufficient for the admission to university, English language skills at level B2 and knowledge of another language at level B1 must be proven. Please note that not all certificates are accepted. Detailed information on officially recognized certificates can be found on the website of the degree program

Journalism

• Proof of sufficient professional journalistic work experience, e.g. in form of a completed editorial traineeship (so-called Volontariat), either with a duration of 12 months in parallel to the Bachelor's degree program or 24 months.

Manufacturing Technology

• Proof of competencies in the English lan­guage, which must at least correspond to level B2 of the Common European Framework of Reference (CEFR).
• Curriculum vitae
• Letter of motivation
• Three letters of recommendation
• If available: Graduate Record Examination (GRE)
• Motivation letter for scholarship application
• Further in­for­mation on the required documents

Philosophy and Political Science

• Personal cover letter
• Curriculum vitae
• Letter of motivation

Process Systems Engineering

• Proof of competencies in the English lan­guage
• Graduate Record Examination (GRE)
• Curriculum vitae
• Letter of motivation
• Two letters of recommendation
• Further in­for­mation on the required documents

Real Estate and Construction Management

• Curriculum vitae
• Letter of motivation

Religion, Ethics and Politics

• Proof of competencies in the English language, which must at least correspond to level B2 of the Common European Framework of Reference (CEFR).
• Tabular CV
• Examination Task
• Self-disclosure
• Further information on the required documents

Science Journalism

• Proof of at least 12 months of professional journalistic work experience (so-called Volontariat)