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Fachhochschulen / HAW

Fachhochschule für Sport und Management Potsdam

Potsdam,  Brandenburg, Germany

Founded
2009
Students
500
International
2%
Programmes
40
Taught in English
34

Admissions & fees

What it costs

FHSMP is a private institution; tuition fees apply but specific amounts are not published on the official website. Prospective students are advised to contact admissions directly at [email protected] for current fee schedules.

Admission requirements

Entry qualification: Abitur, Fachhochschulreife, or fachgebundene Hochschulreife for bachelor's; a relevant bachelor's degree for master's. Vocational route also available (secondary school leaving certificate + completed vocational training + 2 years professional experience). International applicants (including India, China, Vietnam) must demonstrate German at C1 GER level (DSH-2 or TestDaF TDN 4). APS certificate required for Indian, Chinese, and Vietnamese applicants applying for a German student visa. Guest students (exchange, one or two semesters) must be enrolled at a recognised university abroad and submit a motivation letter; credits are ECTS-transferable.

Application deadlines

Rolling applications accepted for Winter Semester (e.g. WS 2026/27 and WS 2027/28). Specific cut-off dates are not published on the website; applicants should contact the university directly.

How international applicants apply

Not used. Applications run exclusively through FHSMP's own online form at fhsmp.de/jetzt-bewerben (or by e-mail/post), followed by the university's own selection procedure (HZB grade average, motivation letter, social engagement, sport licences/references); no uni-assist or VPD step appears anywhere in the published process and FHSMP is not on the official uni-assist member list. As a dual (duale) university most bachelor places additionally require finding a Praxispartner employer; international guest/exchange students instead apply informally via the International Office with C1 German.

Languages of instruction

Primarily German (C1 required for international/guest students). No English-taught programmes listed.

Entry requirements, intake dates and language levels differ for every degree.

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