Degree programs with an aptitude procedure

Aptitude procedures

For some master's degree programs it is necessary, prior to registration, to prove your aptitude for a specific subject. This is referred to as an aptitude procedure (Eignungsverfahren).

The aptitude procedure is conducted by the institution (institute, department, faculty) responsible for the subject you have chosen.

The format, content and deadlines for such aptitude procedures vary significantly from subject to subject. Not all cases demand a "test" in the form of a personally written, or oral assessment at the University. Instead, in some cases, submitting specified documentation is sufficient.

Detailed information regarding appointments, and requirements, for the respective aptitude procedure can be found on the relevant institution's website.

Aptitude procedures do not replace the standard registration process. If anything, they are deemed a prerequisite for registration onto certain programs. When it comes to registration (or changing subjects), you should prove that you have successfully undergone the aptitude procedure by submitting a certificate of completion for the degree program in question.

Where and how do you get your study place?

Be sure to inform yourself of the aptitude procedures via the institution repsonsible for your desired degree program. You should then be sure to take part in all the necessary steps in the form — and within the deadlines — specified (see above).

Please also be sure to read the following information through very carefully. Choose the category that applies to you in order to acquire more details about the next steps that follow:

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