Teaching Degrees – Bachelor's programmes (EU/EEA applicants)
Information about teaching degrees:
Teaching degree programmes only start in winter semesters. To check the admission limits of past semesters, click the links provided in the following table:
How to read the study-place allocation tables for earlier semesters including winter semester 2020/21 (example):
|
Qualification |
Waiting Time |
|
DN |
HJ |
HJ |
DN |
Biology BA HRSGe |
2.4 |
4 |
4 |
3.3 |
Legend:
DN |
Average grade (Abitur) |
HJ |
Half years (no. of waiting semesters) |
alle B. |
All applicants gained admission |
In this example, all applicants to the teaching degree bachelor's programme in Biology, who achieved an average grade of at least 2.3 in their Abitur (university entrance qualification), received a study place based on their "degree of qualification". Admission was not granted, however, to all applicants with an average grade of 2.4 and four waiting semesters.
With regard to the "waiting time" quota, all applicants with at least five half years of waiting time were granted admission to the programme. Of those who had four half years of waiting time, admission could only be granted to candidates who achieved an average grade of at least 3.3 in their Abitur.
Please note: Waiting time is recognised as all semesters (half years) you have not been enrolled at a German university since receiving your Abitur (university entrance qualification).
How to read the study-place allocation tables starting in summer semester 2021 (example):
|
Best Abitur graduates |
AdH |
|
DN |
Service |
Lots |
VN |
Service |
Lots |
Biology Bachelor HRSGe |
1.4 |
no |
no |
2.1 |
no |
yes |
Key:
AdH |
University-wide selection procedure |
DN |
Average grade of the Abitur as indicated on your certificate |
VN |
Allocation grade: Abitur grade improved by 0.1 for each waiting semester |
Service |
The last applicant granted admission who performed military/civil service
More information about military/civil service |
Lots |
Lots were used to decide admission between candidates of equal ranking (grade/service) |
alle B. |
All applicants were granted admission |
In this example, all applicants who received top marks on their Abitur (university entrance qualification) with an average grade of at least 1.4, and who didn't complete military or civil service, were admitted into the bachelor's programme in Biology. As lots were not used in the allocation process, all applicants with a Abitur grade of 1.4 or better were granted admission.
By means of the university-wide selection procedure (AdH), applicants who did not perform military or civil service and who received an "allocation grade" (VN) of 2.1 were granted admission. The allocation grade is based on the Abitur grade improved by 0.1 for each waiting semester. Because lots were used in this case, not all applicants with an allocation grade of 2.1 who did not perform military/civil service were granted admission.
Please note: Waiting time is recognised as all semesters (half years) you have not been enrolled at a German university since receiving your Abitur (university entrance qualification).