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Founded
1852
Students
3,500
International
13%
Programmes
24
Taught in English
4

Admissions & fees

What it costs

No tuition fees are charged. Students pay a semester contribution of approximately €392 per semester (winter semester 2026/27 figure), covering the Studentenwerk contribution (€89), AStA student committee fee (€16.20), Schleswig-Holstein semester transport ticket (€226.80), and an administration fee (€60). A one-time enrolment fee of €80 applies. Schleswig-Holstein does not charge additional non-EU student fees, so the semester contribution is the same for all students regardless of nationality.

Admission requirements

International applicants (non-German) apply via uni-assist. Required documents include a certified copy of the higher education entrance qualification (with German or English translation), a CV with photograph, and a certified English language proficiency certificate. Applicants to German-taught programmes must additionally provide proof of German language skills. Applicants from India, China (including Hong Kong and Macau), and Vietnam must submit an APS (Akademische Prüfstelle) certificate as part of their uni-assist application. Bachelor's applicants must hold a recognised school-leaving qualification (Hochschulzugangsberechtigung); master's applicants must submit their bachelor's or Diplom degree certificate. The university strongly recommends applying 3-6 weeks before the official deadline.

Application deadlines

Winter semester (start September): preferred deadline 15 May, final deadline 1 July. Summer semester (start March): preferred deadline 15 November prior year, final deadline 1 January. These apply to uni-assist applications for international students. Domestic applicants use HISinOne with deadlines of 15 July (winter) and 15 January (summer).

How international applicants apply

Full processing via uni-assist - every applicant from outside Germany applying for a complete degree programme must submit via uni-assist (deadlines 1 July WS / 1 January SS); applicants with German qualifications apply directly via the HISinOne portal.

Languages of instruction

Most bachelor's programmes are taught in German. A number of master's programmes are available in English. International applicants to German-taught programmes must demonstrate German language proficiency; English language certification is required from all international applicants via uni-assist.

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

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