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2018
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Admissions & fees

What it costs

These programmes are privately funded and charge tuition. Dental Hygiene (4 semesters): €650/month (€15,600 total lump-sum equivalent €15,480.25; one-time exam fee €695). Physician Assistant (6 semesters): €550/month (€19,800 total lump-sum equivalent €18,775.25; one-time exam fee €665). Flexible instalment plans are available. Note: the tuition-free rule for public universities in Baden-Württemberg does NOT apply here - this is a private institution. Non-EU students are subject to the same private tuition rates as EU students.

Admission requirements

Both programmes require an existing vocational healthcare qualification plus one of: (a) general/technical Abitur, (b) a relevant master-craftsman or professional-advancement certificate, (c) 2+ years professional experience plus an entrance examination, or (d) secondary school diploma with a 3-year vocational qualification completed after 2011 (minimum 2.5 GPA). Dental Hygiene additionally requires a completed ZFA (dental nurse) apprenticeship. No APS certificate requirement applies as these are vocational-track bachelor programmes at a private institution (APS is mandatory for Indian/Chinese/Vietnamese applicants applying to standard German universities; applicants should verify with DIPLOMA Hochschule and the German consulate for their specific case). Language proficiency in German is effectively required as all programmes are German-taught, though no formal language test threshold is published on the official site.

Application deadlines

Applications are accepted year-round for both programmes. The academic year starts on 1 October (winter semester only); students enrol at the next available October start date after their application is processed.

How international applicants apply

Not used / not documented: Medical School 11 delivers DIPLOMA Hochschule programmes (Physician Assistant B.A., Dentalhygiene B.Sc.) and collects applications directly via its own online application form; foreign applicants additionally submit proof of nationality, residence registration and the 'Anerkennung der Hochschulzugangsberechtigung' (recognition/equivalence of the foreign entrance qualification). No uni-assist step appears anywhere on the site.

Languages of instruction

German (all programmes taught in German; no English-taught programmes listed on the official site)

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

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