Bachelor Programs with Admission Restrictions
In bachelor programs with limited enrollment (so-called “NC” programs), the number of applications is expected to exceed the number of available spots. Therefore, the grade point average on your high school diploma is the deciding factor in whether or not you will be offered a spot. Admission to bachelor programs with limited enrollment is handled exclusively through the Dialog-Oriented Service Procedure (DoSV) of the Foundation for University Admissions. Applications can only be submitted online.
Bachelor’s Programs with Admission Restrictions
- Business Administration
- Computer Science
- International Management
- Social Work
- Business Psychology
Information About the Application Process
You can find all the information about programs with limited enrollment, the admissions process, admission restrictions and allocation methods, special regulations, and certification requirements in the information sheet on the admissions process below.
If you’d like to apply for a spot in a program with limited enrollment for the first academic semester, you must submit your application via www.hochschulstart.de. Applications for higher academic semesters are submitted directly through the THA application portal.
If you wish to apply simultaneously for the first semester and a higher semester in a restricted-admission bachelor program, you must first complete the online registration at hochschulstart.de and submit your application for the first semester of the restricted-admission bachelor program through the THA application portal. You can then attach your application for the higher semester to your application in the THA application portal.
You can find the contact persons for your application at the THA Student Affairs Office.
General Information on the Admission Process
Your Application: Step by Step
Step 1: Register at hochschulstart.de
Please register at hochschulstart.de. Multiple registrations are not permitted.
Please note that the user account you create during registration must also be used for applications in future admission cycles.
Step 2: Activating Your User Account on Hochschulstart
After registering, you will immediately receive an email containing an applicant ID (applicant identification number) and information about the BAN (applicant authentication number). You will need both of these to apply via the Technical University of Applied Sciences Augsburg application portal.
Step 3: Register with the Technical University of Applied Sciences Augsburg
To self-register at the Technical University of Applied Sciences Augsburg, enter the applicant ID and BAN you received in the previous step into the HISinOne online system, then click “Apply Data” and enter your email address and a corresponding password.
Step 4: Email Verification at Technical University of Applied Sciences Augsburg
After registering, you’ll receive an email with a link that you’ll need to use to confirm your email address.
Step 5: Applying to the Technical University of Applied Sciences Augsburg
Once you have completed the registration process, you can now apply online via the Technical University of Applied Sciences Augsburg application portal. For applications for the winter semester, the application must be received by the Technical University of Applied Sciences Augsburg no later than July 15 of the respective year; for applications for the summer semester, it must be received no later than January 15 of the respective year. Please note that the deadlines listed above are strict deadlines.
Detailed information on the application process, prioritizing your program choices, and accepting admission offers is available at www.hochschulstart.de - Apply & Track.
NC Values
In bachelor’s degree programs with limited enrollment, the number of applications is generally expected to exceed the number of available spots. The required grade point average and the waiting time for a spot are recalculated for each admission period. The NC value is always the cutoff grade of the last applicant admitted. Previous years’ figures are provided for reference only and do not constitute a binding statement regarding the current admissions process.
Augsburg University of Applied Sciences allocates study places as follows, after deducting the quotas for early-admission applicants, international students, hardship cases, second-degree students, professionally qualified applicants, and consortium students:
- 30% based on academic merit (selection based on the average grade on the high school diploma),
- 70% in the supplementary university selection process based on the average grade.
Below you will find admission cutoff scores from previous years’ application processes.
