Karlsruhe University of Applied Sciences Admissions: Entry Requirements, Deadlines, Application Process

Karlsruhe University of Applied Sciences Undergraduate Admissions

Karlsruhe University of Applied Sciences offers undergraduate programs in six different faculties which are faculty of architecture & civil engineering, faculty of electrical engineering & information technology, faculty of computer science & business information systems, faculty of information management and media, faculty of mechanical engineering & mechatronics and the faculty of management science & engineering. While some courses in these faculties start in both winter and summer sections, some courses start only in one (winter or summer). All bachelors' courses are offered in the German language

Application portal: school application portal

Application fee: Not available

Application documents:

• ASK certificate
• Official certificate and transcript
• German Language certificate
• Job training certificate (if applicable)
• An official record of Pre-study job experience (if applicable)
• SOP (if required)
• TASK or TestAS
• Motivation letter (if required)
• LOR (if required)
• An interview (if required)

Karlsruhe University of Applied Sciences Graduate Applicants

Karlsruhe University of Applied Sciences offers about 21 master’s programs in the field of engineering, computer science & business information systems, information management & media, and management science. Admission into a master's degree program is on a fixed mark-based entrance condition. Applicants need to have a minimum GPA of 2.5 in 4.0 (~80%) or prove that he/she graduated among the top 35% of his/her undergraduate class. Applications for a master’s program in Sensor Systems Technology, Geomatics, and Global Studies (Tricontinental) require an English language proficiency certificate instead of a German language certificate.

With limited space and an increased number of applicants per year, the chances of getting admission get slimmer. Most often than not, applicants with excellent academic achievements and work experience are given the offer of admission. International students interested in the school are advised to apply early.

To increase the possibility of getting admitted, students are advised to take the self-evaluation test, entrance assessment test, or GMAT or GRE (for postgraduate) and also present the statement of purpose. International students who are planning on applying at the university in a year or two to come are also advised to prepare beforehand by garnering sufficient work experience as this may improve their chances of getting the admission.