Applying for studies at our university
THWS CampusPortal, is where you can apply for admission to a bachelor´s degree programme at our university.
In case of admission restricted degree programmes, you have to register with Hochschulstart first.
Application deadlines
For non-restricted, English-taught degree programmes, the application period for the summer semester 2025 generally is from 15 October 2024 through 15 December 2024 and otherwise from 15 November 2024 through 15 January 2025.
For more detailed information, please refer to THWS CampusPortal.
On the following pages, you will find information about
- applying for studies at our university in general
- information on the application procedure in THWS CampusPortal
- applying for studies in a higher semester
- applying for admission restricted bachelor's degree programmes
- parallel studies
- Cooperative studies
- admission for qualified professionals
- the necessary pre-study internship for certain programmes
Qualification and/or aptitude tests
For the degree programmes Architecture and Communication Design, there is an aptitude test.
Information about the test for Architecture.
Information about the test for Communication Design.
Guest students
As a rule, guest students can only be enrolled for lectures. Participation in other types of courses (e.g. seminars) is only possible as far as the course of studies of regular students is not compromised.
Please talk to the respective lecturer whether participation is possible before you start the enrolment process. Guest students are generally not allowed in language courses. Enrolment for courses of admissions restricted degree programmes is not possible.
Guest students are not allowed to sit examinations.
Guest students have to pay tuition fees.
Information and the application form for admission as guest student are available in the form centre
Early studies
Talented students still completing their secondary education can be permitted to attend lectures. Decision about the admission of secondary students to these early studies in accordance with Article 77 (7) BayHIG is made jointly by the secondary school and THWS.
Secondary students can then take leave of absence via the head of school. Attending courses within the chosen degree programme at THWS is the substitute for missed lessons at school and is considered a school event. The decision about how many lessons students may miss is made by the secondary school.
Further Information about early studies you will find here, as well as the application form for admission to early studies are available in the form centre.