Restricted admissions
A study programme with restricted admissions has more applicants than places. Admission to these study programmes is via a selection process, for example …
Second degree
In contrast to a first degree, a second degree means you have already completed a full programme of study at the same level (Bachelor’s or Master’s).
A second degree (in Germany) thus refers to a degree programme…
Selection criteria
Universities use selection criteria to decide which applicants to admit to restricted-admission study programmes. The criteria serve as measurable minimum requirements for applicants.
Selection criteria are set by…
Semester Fee
The semester fee is a contribution paid by students at universities. It allows you to access a range of services and facilities at the university. The precise amount and the benefits included vary by university.
HAWK…
Semester Ticket
The HAWK semester ticket allows you to use regional trains free of charge throughout Lower Saxony, and in some places buses as well.
State University
State universities are funded by the government and are open to the general public. These institutions must adhere to certain state guidelines. A private university, on the other hand, is self-financed and largely…
Tuition fees
Tuition fees are fees paid by students at educational institutions such as colleges, universities or universities to cover the costs of their education. The state of Lower Saxony in Germany abolished tuition fees in 2014.…