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What you need to apply for Computational Mathematics at University of Passau
Unless English was the language of instruction for your prior university education, you should provide a language certificate at level B2 of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR), such as:
TOEFL (567 paper-based, 87 internet-based, ITP 543 'silver' or better)
IELTS (score 5.5)
Cambridge English Language Assessment at level 'Advanced' (CAE) or 'Proficiency' (CPE)
or an equivalent English language certificate. A first degree or secondary education completed exclusively in English also counts as proof of English-language proficiency.
Proof of German language skills at level A1 CEFR.
To facilitate living in Germany, you should ideally also have German language skills at level A1 CEFR (i.e. beginner's level) or higher. If you cannot provide a certificate but meet all other requirements, you will still be admitted to the programme; however, you will complete a compulsory beginner's German course during the first year of study in addition to your regular modules.
If you have not yet received your final results and certificates at the time of application, you may apply using your Transcript of Records or other preliminary transcript. If you are successful in your application, you must then submit your final transcript and degree certificate no later than the 10th week of lectures.
1.You have an undergraduate university degree in mathematics or a related discipline with a mathematics component of at least 110 ECTS credits.
2.If you completed a four-year non-ECTS degree, the 110 ECTS credit requirement is deemed to be met if approximately two-thirds of your credit points were earned in computer science-related modules/courses.
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A chronological curriculum vitae.
To apply successfully, you need to have an undergraduate university degree in mathematics or a related discipline with a mathematics component of at least 110 ECTS credits. You were ranked among the best 70% of graduates within your cohort or the final gradefor your first degree should be (equivalent to) 2.7 or better under the German grading scale.
Your degree must have been earned over a course of study of a standard length of three years or more. If you completed a four-year non-ECTS degree, the 110 ECTS credit requirement is deemed to be met if approximately two-thirds of your credit points were earned in mathematics-related modules/courses.
If you have not yet received your final results and certificates at the time of application, you may apply using your Transcript of Records or other preliminary transcript. If you are successful in your application, you must then submit your final transcript and degree certificate no later than the 10th week of lectures.
As part of the application you must submit an English or German-language abstract/summary of your undergraduate dissertation/bachelor's thesis/final year project. If you did not write a dissertation/thesis as a formal part of your prior degree programme, you may instead submit an academic research paper or publication that demonstrates your ability to solve a scientific research problem independently.
Please note that we only recognise degrees awarded by universities with 'H+' status in the Anabin database of the German Central Office for Foreign Education. You can check the Anabin database online or contact the International Coordinator of the faculty by e-mail for advice.
However, to be able to get by in Germany, students are nonetheless required to have German language skills at level A1 CEFR (beginner's level). If you do not meet this requirement at the time of your application, you will be offered a free beginner's German course during your first year of study. By the end of that year, you have to be able to present a German language certificate at level A1 CEFR.
What to prepare for your application to Computational Mathematics
1. The completed and signed application form which you printed out in step 1.
2. A chronological curriculum vitae.
3. A photocopy of the identity page of your passport; EU citizens may send a copy of their national identity card instead. Please black out any sensitive information, such as the card numbers etc., but make sure your name and date of birth are clearly legible.
4. A certified copy of your first (undergraduate) degree certificate and final transcript/student record showing marks/grades/results.
5. An English- or German-language abstract/summary of your undergraduate dissertation/bachelor's thesis/final year project.
6. Proof of English language skills
7. Proof of German language skills
A first degree or secondary education completed exclusively in English also counts as proof of English-language proficiency. If you cannot provide a certificate of German language skills but meet all other requirements, you will still be admitted to the program; however, you will complete a compulsory beginner's German course during the first year of study in addition to your regular modules.
This programme applies directly or via uni-assist. Submit your documents through the correct channel before the deadline.
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Uni assist link : https://ww2.uni-assist.de/online/Frontend/Login/index
Uni-assist will first check your application for completeness and contact you directly if there is something missing. If your application is complete you will receive an offer letter or a rejection letter from the University of Passau after several weeks. This letter will also include important information and guidance on what you need to do next. To check on the progress of your application, log in to the online application system using the applicant number you were assigned when you applied online (see step 1 on top of this page).
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