Teaching language & entry conditions

Degree level
Bachelor's
Teaching language
English
Duration
7 semesters (210 ECTS)
Intake
Winter semester, beginning 1 October.

English-taught programme. German A2 is a separate requirement; taking both German and English subject modules is needed for the optional TWIN certificate.

Where you will study

Schweinfurt, Campus Ledward.

Official teaching location ↗Official teaching-language information ↗

Academic and language preparation

Recognised higher-education entrance qualification; English B2. The International Office states German A2 must be demonstrated by the end of the second semester. Foreign qualification eligibility is evaluated individually.

Official entry requirements ↗

Application route and preparation

Apply in THWS CampusPortal with qualification pre-evaluation (normally uni-assist VPD; accepted APS/ZAST alternatives are explained). The 1 April–15 June 2026 window is closed. An independently dated 2027/28 window is not verified.

A published programme does not mean every intake is open. Confirm the academic year, applicant category, required documents and submission deadline on the official application page.

Tuition and funding context

THWS confirms no tuition for this campus-based bachelor's, including international students. The fee schedule effective from summer 2026 lists €117.70 per semester in Schweinfurt for student services and the local semester ticket. Later fees may change.

Application / processing charges

If a uni-assist VPD is needed, THWS quotes €75 for the first evaluation in an application semester; this is separate from semester charges.

Official application charges ↗Official fee conditions ↗Build a budget →

Before you shortlist

  • Compare your prior subject and modules with the curricular prerequisites.
  • Check the teaching and assessment language and the accepted evidence.
  • Confirm campus, modules and any compulsory attendance or placement conditions.
  • Keep the current official call and record your programme-specific deadlines.
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