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WebsiteAlumni NetworkAlumni Network The Technical University of Applied Sciences Augsburg alumni network serves as a platform for former students. Through the network, you have the opportunity to stay in touch with the THA and your former classmates, as well as take advantage of professional and academic continuing education opportunities. A vibrant network thrives on the commitment of its members, which we are, of course, happy to encourage. Registration and Membership Benefits What Our Alumni Have to Say Alumni Programs Offered by the THA's Faculties The faculties also offer their own programs for alumni. These may include invitations to events, annual homecoming events, or similar activities. Contact for the Central Alumni Network Registration in the THA Alumni Network Your Benefits In order for us to stay in touch with you, we need you to register and provide your consent. After registering, you will receive information from THA about opportunities for alumni. This may include both university-wide opportunities and specific opportunities offered by your faculty or degree program. Initial Registration in the Alumni Network Invitation to University and Department EventsPlatforms for Individual ExchangeRegular updates via newsletterInformation on (discounted) continuing education programs WebsiteService LearningService Learning at THA Learning That Makes an Impact Thinking outside the box, applying knowledge in practical ways, and taking on social responsibility in the process: Service learning combines academic study with concrete engagement in society.Students first engage with a topic from a disciplinary and academic perspective and then apply their knowledge to real-world challenges—for example, in collaboration with nonprofit organizations, social institutions, or other partners in society. This creates spaces for learning and experience where theory and practice are directly intertwined.Technical University of Applied Sciences Augsburg views service learning as an important component of a practice-oriented and responsible higher education. In the process, students not only deepen their subject-specific knowledge but also develop skills such as teamwork, communication, project management, and the ability to incorporate different perspectives.Are you interested in implementing an exciting service-learning project with us? Please contact us at: ressort.studiumundlehre@tha.de Partnership with the Fritz Felsenstein House Since 2011, the Technical University of Applied Sciences Augsburg (THA) has been collaborating with the Fritz-Felsenstein-Haus in Königsbrunn. As part of a service-learning program, students in electrical engineering and mechatronics develop innovative technical solutions for people with disabilities. WebsiteBuilding JBuilding J In the J Building, you'll find the Department of Computer Scienceoffices of the professors and staffsome of the lecture halls and labs J - Ground Floor Rooms and Facilities J - 1st floor Rooms and Facilities J - 2nd floor Rooms and Facilities J - 3rd Floor Rooms and Facilities J 1.01 THA_funkenwerk Timo Hahn, Philipp Linsmeier, Tim Heidenreich, Nina Weber J 1.02 InternationalAffairs Getraud Matzke ProjectOrganization Judith Dölle-Kohn J 1.03 Christian Herdin, Christine Greve J 1.04 Prof. Dr. Sebastian Bernhard J 1.05 Prof. Dr. Björn Steven HäckelDr. Ing. Volodymyr Brovkov J 1.06 Prof. Dr. Gundolf KieferProf. Dr. Dominik Merli J 1.07 SystemAdministration Sigrid Podratzky J 1.08 THA_funkenwerk Office—Central Hub for Idealists, Startup Dreamers, and Entrepreneurial Talents EntrepreneurialSpirit Verena Hörmann, Christoph Hofbeck, Lea Brösdorf J 1.09 Accessible restroom J 1.11 SystemAdministration: Barbara Götting FacultyCoordinator Claudia Bäurle J 1.15 Prof. Dr. Arne MayerProf. Dr. Florian Lingenfelser J 1.16 Academic Advisor for Business Informatics and Business Information Systems: Prof. Matthias Kolonko, Ph.D. (ONPU) Academic Advisor for ComputerScience Prof. Dr. Michael Predeschly J 1.17 Secretariat: Cornelia Gründler, Carmen Schoder J 1.18 Dean’sOffice: Prof. Dr. Alexander von Bodisco J 1.19 Meeting Room J 1.20 ServiceRoom for the Meeting Room J 2.01 Economics Lab J 2.02 Conference Room J 2.03 Prof. Dr. Anja MetznerErich Seifert, Ph.D. (SU) J 2.04 Prof. Dr. Clemens EspeProf. Dr. Jochen Übelhör J 2.05 HAII_LabLaboratory Lukas KleybolteViviana Ventura J 2.06 Student Representative for Computer Science J 2.09 SystemAdministration Stefan König J 2.10 Prof. Dr. Rolf Winter J 2.13 Learning Space J 2.14 Julia Meisner J 2.15 Deanof Academic Affairs Prof. Dr. Phillip Heidegger Academic Advisor for Interactive Media (B.A.)Prof. Dr. Markus Degen J 2.16 Academic Advisor for International Information SystemsProf. Dr. Stephan Zimmermann Academic Director of THA_funkenwerk, Prof. Dr. Christoph Buck J 2.17 WebAdministrator Claudia Papenfuß, Gabriele Lohmann J 2.18 Lecture Hall J 3.01J 3.02 FabLab J 3.03 Program Director, Systems Engineering: Prof. Dr. Thomas Kirchmeier Prof. Dr. Constantin Wanninger J 3.04 Dual Degree ProgramProf. Dr. Peter Rösch Prof. Dr. Hubert Högl J 3.05 Prof. Dr. Jens Lauterbach International Faculty Coordinator: Prof. Dr. Jana Görmer-Redding J 3.06 Prof. Dr. Johannes Schönrich-Sedlmeir J 3.07 Research Assistants' Office J 3.10 System Administration, NetworkFritz Schöppler J 3.14 Paul Gallenberger Workshop Thomas Ostrowski Furkan Sarioglu J 3.15 Meeting Room J 3.16 Media Lab J 3.17 Prof. Dr. Thomas Rist Academic Advisor for Interactive Media Systems (M.A.)Prof. Dr. Silvan Mertes J 3.18 Prof. Dr. Michael KippProf. Dr.-Phil. Alessandra Zarcone J 3.19 Lecture Hall J 4.01 THA_airSmart Industry Lab J 4.02 THA_airPrototyping & Innovation Lab J 4.03 Prof. Dr.-Ing. Hon. Dr. of ONPU Thorsten Schöler Academic Advising for Computer EngineeringProf. Dr. Michael Strohmeier J 4.04 Internship CoordinatorProf. Dr. Stefan Bensch Women’sAffairs Officer Prof. Dr. Claudia Reuter J 4.05 THA_air Office J 4.06 Lecture Hall J 4.10 Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Kratsch J 4.11 SystemAdministration Andreas Gärtner J 4.13 Seminar Room DuR J 4.14 Melina Buchschuster, Katharina Bucher J 4.15 Prof. Dr. Lothar Braun, Prof. Dr.-Ing. Alexandra Teynor J 4.16 THA_ias Office J 4.17 Meeting Room J 4.18 KI_VR_DaFuB Office J 4.19 THA_innolab WebsiteSocial EngagementSocial Engagement THA takes responsibility: Together with their students, faculty and researchers work to make the world a better place. Our social mission: As sought-after leaders with strong leadership skills, we shape the sustainable world of tomorrow—creatively, purposefully, and in a way that shapes the future. At the Technical University of Applied Sciences Augsburg, we view social responsibility as an integral part of our educational mission. Universities do more than simply impart knowledge and scientific methods; they empower people to critically examine developments, design solutions, and take responsibility for the consequences of their actions. Especially in the face of major societal challenges—from climate change and digitalization to social upheaval and the future of our economy—we want to apply our expertise where it can make a difference.For our students, this means they don’t just study for exams and their future careers; they also experience how their knowledge can solve real-world societal challenges. Through projects, collaboration with industry partners, and social engagement, they gain exposure to different perspectives, develop sound judgment, and strengthen skills such as teamwork, communication, initiative, and a sense of responsibility. In this way, we prepare them for a professional world in which academic excellence and social responsibility are increasingly intertwined.The THA itself also benefits from this. Engagement with society, business, politics, and civil society brings new questions to teaching and research, fosters partnerships, and strengthens knowledge transfer. In this way, our university remains open to change, close to the people, and relevant to the region. For us, social responsibility is therefore not an afterthought in our daily university life, but an integral part of our identity: Shaping the world together. Our Commitment in Practice One example of how we put the THA’s commitment to society into practice is our partnership program with fire departments and emergency response organizations. For over 10 years now, we have been using this program to foster social engagement among students and faculty. This initiative has most recently led to the creation of a new degree program: the Bachelor’s in Emergency Response Engineering. Student Involvement In addition to their studies, students are involved in their own initiatives. Some of these are organized as registered associations. Learn, Take Action, Make a Difference Through service-learning at THA, students combine their academic knowledge with social engagement. In real-world projects, they work together with regional partners to address specific challenges—in a practical and responsible manner that creates added value for everyone involved. WebsiteTermine der Fakultät für ElektrotechnikDates … for students Dates On this page, we'll share with you the most important faculty dates for the current semester. Become a Junior Mentor! Become a Junior Mentor—Sign Up Now!We at @hochschuleaugsburg are once again looking for dedicated Junior Mentors who want to support first-year female students at the start of the semester!All first-year female students can sign up now, too!! Get the support you need as you start your studies!What to expect:• Learning together and valuable support• New friendships with fellow female students• Exclusive offers from the Women’s Office• Personal growth and mentoring experiencesFind out more and sign up now! www.tha.de/Frauenbuero For an easy start to college and a strong community of women right from the start! Oskar-Karl-Forster Book and Educational Materials Scholarship Students may apply for a one-time grant during their studies. This grant, in the amount of up to 400 €, may be used to purchase books or other learning materials (e.g., a tablet). For more information, see: Oskar-Karl-Forster Book and Learning Materials Grant Introduction to the Examination System Important Information About Audits Exams 2026 Exam Review for the Summer Semester 2026 Theses Mentoring and Academic Advising Faculty Events Internship Introduction to the Examination System Important Information About Audits Dear Students, The preliminary exam schedules for the winter semester of 2026 for the Faculty of Electrical Engineering will be published in the fall. Contact person for exam scheduling: Mariam Melikidze, Email: mariam.melikidze@tha.de As of: July 31, 2026 Exam Review for the Summer Semester 2026 Theses Theses Theses The current dates have been added to the class schedule The current dates are listed in the class schedule https://melpomene.webuntis.com/WebUntis/?school=HS-Augsburg#main Upcoming Dates for the Master's Program in Cooperation with Ulster University Academic Advising, Summer Semester 2026 Academic Advising, Winter Semester 26/27 Schedule Engineering 4.0 Internship See the appendix for more information WebsiteFAQ zu deiner BewerbungFAQs About Applying to THA In our FAQ section, we cover many topics related to your application. If you can't find the answer to your question here, please contact our Office of Academic Affairs by email at studienangelegenheiten@tha.de. Topics Advising and Academic Guidance Introductory Practicum Application Applying as a Foreign National Dialogue-Oriented Service Process Application Status Additional Questions About the Application Feedback Any questions? You can find help here! Where can I get general advice about studying at THA? What degree programs are offered at the Technical University of Applied Sciences Augsburg? How can I find out if a degree program has admission restrictions and what the numerus clausus is? Can I also study part-time at the Technical University of Applied Sciences Augsburg? Is it possible to go to college without a high school diploma? Does THA offer dual-track degree programs? What is a joint degree program? Can you attend lectures as a guest student? Do I have to complete a pre-study internship or introductory internship before starting my studies? What is the required scope of the basic internship? I have completed vocational training. Does that mean I can be exempted from the basic internship? How can I apply to a bachelor program at the Technical University of Applied Sciences Augsburg? How do I apply for a master program? Is the online application enough, or do I also need to send documents by mail? What are the application deadlines? What application materials do I need to submit? Who is authorized to issue official certifications? Do I have to submit all application materials for every application? Is there an extension if I haven't received my diploma by the end of the application deadline? I am a foreign national. Are there any special rules that apply to me when applying for a job? What general considerations should be taken into account when dealing with foreign transcripts? As a foreigner, do I need proof of German language proficiency? What types of proof are accepted? What do I need to keep in mind if I'm from Ukraine? Where can I find information about the dialogue-based service procedure? Who can answer my questions about this? What does the status of my application mean? My application hasn't been processed yet. What should I do now? How can I tell if any documents are still missing from my application? How can I file a hardship claim? How is the waiting period calculated? Is there a way to improve my grade point average? What is meant by the “special quota for persons of public interest”? How do you apply for priority admission? I have already passed the aptitude test in a previous application process. Do I have to take it again? How do I apply for student health insurance? Can I apply for a spot in a college program as a minor? Do I need to re-enroll when transitioning from a bachelor's to a master's program? At the Central Student Advising Office, you can get information and guidance on all topics related to your studies. The Central Student Advising Office provides information, guidance, and assistance to students and prospective students regarding all questions and uncertainties related to choosing a program, admission, and the start of studies, as well as throughout the entire course of study—particularly at the Technical University of Applied Sciences Augsburg. At THA, you can pursue a wide variety of degree programs in the fields of engineering, business, design, and social sciences. You can find an overview of all available degree programs here. You can find our programs with limited enrollment here. The admission cutoff scores are recalculated only during the current application cycle. Therefore, unfortunately, we cannot provide any information in advance about the grade point average you’ll need to secure a spot in a specific program. The admission cutoff scores from previous application cycles can serve as a guide. Yes, THA also offers part-time bachelor’s, master’s, and certificate programs. These are grouped together under the umbrella of the THA_akademie. You can find an overview of all part-time study programs here. Yes, under certain conditions, it is possible to study at THA even without a high school diploma—specifically as a so-called “professionally qualified” student. We’ve summarized all the relevant information for you in a document: University-Admission-for-Professionally-Qualified-Individuals-March-2024.pdf (410.0 KB) Studying as a Professionally Qualified Individual Yes, you can also pursue a dual degree program at THA. We offer two options: the cooperative degree program and the degree program with in-depth practical training. With a dual degree program, you combine the benefits of an academic degree with those of vocational training or in-depth practical training phases at a company. More information on dual degree programs A combined degree program is designed so that students complete vocational training in a trade, industry, or business field concurrently with their studies at THA. You can find out which degree programs offer this type of dual study program on the Dual Study Program page and on the websites of the respective degree programs or faculties. We’ve summarized all further details for you in the following document: Combined Study Program-March-2024.pdf (255.3 KB) Information on the Joint Degree Program Audit students are very welcome at THA! They may attend various lectures but are not eligible to take exams. There is a fee for participation, which varies based on the number of weekly class hours per semester. For more information, please contact www.hs-augsburg.de/Gasthoerer or visit the Office of Academic Affairs directly. Program-specific advising is provided by the respective academic advisors. You can find out who is responsible for which program on the program’s homepage within the respective faculty. You are required to complete a basic internship in the following bachelor programs: ArchitectureCivil EngineeringEnergy Efficient Planning and Building (E2D)Digital.Design and ProductionSocial Work Ideally, you should have completed the basic internship before starting your degree program—that is, by the start of the semester. However, in accordance with the provisions of the applicable syllabus and examination regulations, you may also complete it in several parts before and during your studies. You can find all the information about the introductory internship here. The duration of the introductory internship varies between 6 and 12 weeks, depending on the degree program. You can find more information about the introductory internship here. Yes, in some cases, you can be exempted from the basic internship. This is possible depending on your vocational training program and the degree program you plan to pursue. We've summarized more details for you in our guidelines and in the directory of vocational training programs. Applications are submitted online during the respective application period. You must specify whether you are applying for a program with limited enrollment (NC program), a program with no enrollment restrictions, or a program with an aptitude assessment process. You must also specify whether you are applying for the first semester or a subsequent semester. You can find general information at www.hochschulstart.de and on our application website. a) I would like to apply for the first semester in a program with limited admission Admission to these degree programs for the first semester is handled exclusively through the Dialog-Oriented Service Procedure (DoSV) of the Foundation for University Admissions. In addition, you must apply via the Technical University of Applied Sciences Augsburg portal (HisInOne). b) I would like to apply for the first semester of a program with open admission or for a higher semester (whether with restricted or open admission) In this case, the application is not submitted via hochschulstart.de but solely through the Technical University of Applied Sciences Augsburg portal. c) I would like to apply for a program with restricted admission in both the first and a higher academic semester, or to apply for a program with restricted admission and, at the same time, for a program with unrestricted admission In this case, you must first complete the online registration at hochschulstart.de and submit your application for the restricted-admission degree program in the first semester. In the Technical University of Applied Sciences Augsburg application portal, you then add the application for the higher semester or for the program with unrestricted admission. d) I would like to apply for a degree program with an aptitude assessment process In this case, you do not apply via hochschulstart.de but exclusively through the Technical University of Applied Sciences Augsburg portal. If you are also applying for a program with restricted admission, you must first complete the online registration at hochschulstart.de and submit your application for the program with restricted admission (only if applying for the first semester). You will then add your application for the degree program with an aptitude assessment to the university’s application portal. The application process for the master programs is handled exclusively through the Technical University of Applied Sciences Augsburg application portal. The application process at the Technical University of Applied Sciences Augsburg is entirely digital. You fill out the application form online, submit it, and upload the required documents to the THA online application portal. Please note that all application documents must be uploaded by the application deadline. It is not necessary to send the application by mail. Application deadlines vary by degree program. Generally, there is an application period in the spring/summer for students starting the following winter semester and an application period in the fall/winter for students starting the following summer semester. You can find the current application deadline directly on the pages for each individual degree program. Generally, you'll need the following documents to apply to THA: High school diploma or equivalentIf you have a foreign high school diploma, you’ll also need an officially certified translation and the preliminary review documentation (VPD) from uni-assist.ev or the Bavarian Certificate Recognition OfficeFor Master’s applications, you’ll also need your bachelor’s degree or university diplomaResume in table format / formCopy of ID card / passportIf available: Certificate of completion of mandatory service (e.g., military service, Federal Voluntary Service)For admission based on professional qualifications: Proof of completed vocational training, work experience, and the counseling interviewTranscript of grades when applying for a higher semesterIf applicable, consent from legal guardians for minors / form Please note that for Master’s program applications, additional application materials must be submitted (such as a statement of purpose or samples of your work). Please refer to the website of the respective master program for more information. Any authority of the Federal Republic of Germany (e.g., district administration office, municipal or city administration) or of the European Union that bears an official seal may issue an official certification. Notaries and parish offices may also issue certifications. If a document consists of multiple pages, each page must bear a certification note, or the pages must be stamped consecutively. Certifications issued by banks, savings banks, health insurance companies, etc., cannot be accepted. For applications for a spot in a bachelor’s program: All transcripts and supporting documents need to be submitted only once. For applications to a master’s program: All transcripts and supporting documents must be submitted with each application. If you have not yet received your university entrance qualification, or your master craftsman’s certificate or apprenticeship certificate, by June 15 or July 15, respectively, you must submit them by July 27 at the latest. This applies only if you are earning or have earned your certificate in the same year that you plan to begin your studies. Provisional certificates will not be accepted. The documents must be uploaded to the online portal by the deadline. Unfortunately, it is not possible to submit your documents by mail or in person. Exception: If you earn your university entrance qualification at an evening high school, an institute for obtaining a university entrance qualification (Kolleg), at a Studienkolleg at universities in Bavaria, or through a gifted student exam or by passing theexam or final exam in a Bavarian university degree program, or through exams at vocational academies—and have not yet received them by July 27, an extension may be granted upon request, but no later than July 31. The foreign student quota includes foreign and stateless applicants who are not nationals of a member state of the European Union (EU) and who did not obtain their university entrance qualification (Abitur) in the Federal Republic of Germany. EU nationals are treated the same as German applicants for admission purposes. This also applies to non-EU nationals who have obtained their university entrance qualification in the Federal Republic of Germany. Please refer to our guides for bachelor’s and master programs when applying from abroad. Guides for Applying to Bachelor's and Master Programs If you did not earn your academic credentials (transcript, diploma) in the Federal Republic of Germany, you must submit them to Technical University of Applied Sciences Augsburgc/o uni-assist e.V., D-11507 Berlin, service@uni-assist.de for evaluation and recognition. In addition to this preliminary documentation, you must apply to have your grade point average (GPA) calculated. If no GPA is provided, your application will be entered into the selection process with the lowest possible GPA (4.0). You can find the application form on the website of the Office of Student Affairs at the Technical University of Applied Sciences Augsburg Please be sure to note the subject restriction listed on your certificate of recognition or preliminary review documentation. In some cases, this may be limited to certain fields of study or even to specific degree programs. For example, if your subject restriction applies to economics programs, you cannot enroll in a technical program (mechanical engineering, computer science, etc.). Our guide for applicants with a foreign high school diploma provides detailed information about the application process. Prospective students from the People’s Republic of China, Vietnam, India, and Mongolia must submit the APS certificate from the Academic Evaluation Center to uni-assist as part of their preliminary examination documentation (VPD), in addition to proof of their foreign educational background. People’s Republic of China:https://www.aps.org.cn/studium-in-deutschland Vietnam:http://www.hanoi.diplo.de/Vertretung/hanoi/de/06/APS_Hanoi.html Mongolia:http://www.ulan-bator.diplo.de/Vertretung/ulanbator/de/10/Akademische_20Pruefstelle/_APS.html India:https://aps-india.de/ We’ve compiled more information here: Information Materials: Transcripts from Abroad If your academic credentials qualify you for direct admission to a university (i.e., admission through recognition by uni-assist), you must provide proof of a German language exam to be admitted to a Bavarian university. You can find more information in the following document: Accepted Proofs of Language Proficiency Information on Recognized Language Exams Different requirements may apply to master programs. Please check the website for the specific program. If you have any questions about the language proficiency test, please contact Oksana Gold at the Center for Languages and Intercultural Communication. Students from Ukraine are strongly advised to register with the Office for Foreigners and the AnKER Center—no later than upon receiving their admission to the program. You can find more information about registration here. As a refugee, you are entitled to social benefits in Germany. This also includes the costs of education under the Federal Training Assistance Act (BAföG). In addition, you have the opportunity to apply for various scholarships specifically aimed at refugees. If you have any questions about the Dialogue-Oriented Service Procedure (DoSV), please contact Hochschulstart directly (www.hochschulstart.de/dosv or service@hochschulstart.de). You can find all the information about the DoSV schedule in the following document: Otherwise, we’ve summarized all the information in detail on our application pages. You can find the following status notes from our staff members on the university's online application portal In Progress: The applicant has not yet fully completed the application formReceivedOnline: The application has been submitted online. Please don’t forget to sign the application form. Received: Your application has been submitted to us in full. Please continue to check the status of your application regularly in the application portal. Valid: The application is complete and will be considered in the award or eligibility process. An admission decision will be issued after the award or eligibility process is completed. Provisionally Excluded: You have been provisionally excluded from the process. Documents required for admission are still missing. Admission Offer ReceivedCongratulations! You have been awarded a spot in the program. Admission Offer Not Currently PossibleUnfortunately, a spot cannot be allocated to you at this time. The reason will be communicated to you in a written notification.This is a dynamic process. If a spot becomes available, the next applicant in the ranking list automatically moves up. This means that new offers of admission are issued daily until the end of the process. As soon as you are assigned a spot, you will receive a notification. Therefore, check your account on Hochschulstart.de regularly. Enrollment RequestYou have accepted the spot. You’ll find the following status notes on hochschulstart.de Admitted: You have accepted the admission offer in the Hochschulstart.de online portal, or the DoSV system automatically granted you admission during Coordination Phase 2. Rejected: At the end of Coordination Phase 2, no spot could be allocated to you in this program. Withdrawn: You have accepted another offer of admission, have a higher-priority offer of admission available during Coordination Phase 2, or have requested deferral to another program. You are therefore no longer participating in the admission process for the program you applied to. Excluded: You did not submit the required application documents in a timely and proper manner, and you are permanently excluded from the ongoing service process for the program you applied to. Deferred: You have requested a deferral due to a service obligation and are unable to accept the admission offer. We will try to process your application as quickly as possible. Despite our online application process, your documents will be reviewed individually by our staff members or by the relevant colleagues in the respective faculties. Experience has shown that the university receives the majority of applications near the deadline. Due to the large number of applications, processing may therefore take some time. Please note that you are responsible for ensuring your application materials are received by the deadline. Once your application has been processed, any missing documents will be displayed in the Technical University of Applied Sciences Augsburg online application portal. An exceptional hardship exists when specific social or family circumstances related to the applicant personally make it absolutely necessary to begin studies immediately. This means that, due to these personal circumstances, delaying the start of studies—even by just one semester—would be unreasonable (e.g., due to illness). The hardship case application consists of an informal written request as well as a medical certificate or other documentation substantiating the hardship case. All supporting documents must be included with the application. Hardship cases are subject to strict criteria and are reviewed on a case-by-case basis. The waiting period includes all semesters that have elapsed between obtaining a high school diploma and beginning a degree program at a German university. Time spent studying at German universities does not count toward the waiting period. This means that these periods are not included in the calculation of the waiting period. In addition, only full semesters can be taken into account. The waiting period is calculated automatically and does not require a separate application. When allocating college admissions spots, the grade point average is a key selection criterion. Therefore, any factors that prevented you from achieving a higher grade point average while earning your high school diploma should be taken into account. If you can provide evidence of such factors and their impact, you may, under certain conditions, be considered in the admissions process with an improved grade point average. By submitting an informal written request for an improved grade point average, you can cite circumstances that prevented you from achieving a higher grade point average or from obtaining your high school diploma earlier. To have your grade or waiting period adjusted, please submit a school report from the school that awarded your high school diploma to the Student Affairs Office by July 27 at the latest. In some cases, a medical certificate may also be required. For more information, please refer to our information sheet. Information Sheet: Admission A special admission quota is established for individuals who are in the public interest and who require special consideration or support. This group includes competitive and youth athletes who rely on local training facilities, as well as those who perform volunteer work (e.g., in the volunteer fire department). For more information, please refer to our information sheet: Information Sheet: Registration You may apply for priority admission if you were already admitted to the same degree program the previous year but were unable to begin your studies due to military or civilian service (e.g., military or civilian service, or a voluntary social or environmental service year) or because you began vocational training as part of a combined study program. In this case, please upload the admission letter from the previous year, as well as any relevant supporting documentation, along with your application materials via the online portal. The student registration process between health insurance providers and the university is conducted exclusively electronically. Before enrolling, contact your designated statutory health insurance provider so that they can electronically transmit your insurance status to us. Our identifiers for the electronic insurance registration are: - Company number 81149601 - Recipient number H0001735 You can find more information here. Minors may apply for a place at the Technical University of Applied Sciences Augsburg with the consent of their legal guardian(s). To do so, the applicant and their legal guardian(s) must complete the following document and upload it to the application portal. Please note that the legal guardian’s consent must be submitted to the Student Affairs Office no later than the date of enrollment. Consent for the Study of Minors You are currently enrolled in a bachelor’s program at THA and have applied for a master’s program at the same university. Do you need to re-enroll as a bachelor’s student, even if you plan to start a master’s program next semester? It is recommended that you re-enroll in your bachelor’s program, especially if you cannot accurately estimate whether you will actually complete your bachelor’s degree by the deadlines of March 14 or September 30. If you are admitted to your desired master program, enroll in the new program at the same time. You do not have to pay the semester tuition, the Student Services fee, or the semester ticket fee twice. WebsiteAllgemeine WahlpflichtmoduleElective General Education Courses (AWP): Your Studium Generale at THA With the general studies elective courses, you can broaden your academic experience by exploring perspectives beyond your own field of study. Thinking Outside the Box A college education offers far more than just specialized knowledge. The general education elective courses (AWP) give students the opportunity to look beyond the boundaries of their own degree program: They foster critical thinking, social judgment and a sense of responsibility, communication and intercultural skills, as well as creativity—skills that are just as essential in professional life as they are for personal development. The AWP program is offered by the Faculty of Liberal Arts and Sciences—including the Center for Languages and Intercultural Communication (ZSI)—to students in all faculties and degree programs at the Technical University of Applied Sciences Augsburg. It complements the specialized coursework offered in the degree programs and covers a broad spectrum of topics: from psychology, social skills, communication, and languages, to ethics, philosophy, politics, art, and culture, as well as the natural sciences, technology, innovation, and entrepreneurship. Information for THA Students Are you already a student at THA? You can find all the organizational information about your class schedule, registration, coursework, and exams on the [THA intranet] (login required). WebsiteapplicationApplication Whether you are interested in a bachelor's, master's, or continuing education program, your path to THA begins with a successful application within the application periods. Here you will find all the information you need about deadlines, application procedures, and special regulations. General Information on the Admission Process Bachelor Programs In the application process for a bachelor's degree program, we distinguish between three different types of degree programs: open-admission degree programs, restricted-admission degree programs, and degree programs with an aptitude assessment or selection process. Startfenster: The Orientation Year at the THA If you are still unsure which degree program is right for you or whether you want to study at all, we can recommend our Startfenster. The Startfenster is the orientation year at THA: for two semesters, you have the opportunity to attend courses from different faculties and get a taste of a wide variety of degree programs. The Startfenster has no admission restrictions. If you have a valid university entrance qualification, you can apply during the application period. Master programs You can apply for a master's degree program directly via our university's application portal. Please note the special regulations regarding application deadlines that apply to some degree programs. Continuing Education Programs The continuing education programs at THA are organized under the umbrella of the THA_akademie. Application Deadlines at THA The application periods vary by degree program. You can find the current application period on the respective degree program page. Information on Changing Majors and Universities If you are enrolled in a degree program at THA or are transferring to THA from another university, there are a few things to keep in mind. FAQs About Applying to THA Do you still have questions about applying to THA? You'll find the answers you're looking for in our FAQ section! Application to Enroll as a Non-Degree Student Audit students are very welcome here! However, you must meet the same academic requirements as our students. Unfortunately, we cannot admit you as an audit student to programs with admission restrictions.