Joining our university of applied sciences Kempten
Once you have received an offer of a place from our university of applied sciences, you are almost done. If you have been offered a place,
all you have to do now is request to enrol as a student.
When you enrol, you sign up for a specific degree programme within the specified timeframe. You need to complete the following steps.
Enrolments are processed in the online portal “MeinCampus”.
Make sure that you don’t miss the deadline stated in the letter offering you a place!
In the Master's degree programs Corporate Sustainability & Sustainable Finance, Electrical Engineering and Global Business Development, it is essential that you attend lectures from the first day of the semester ("compulsory attendance"). For organizational reasons, students who arrive late (e.g. from non-EU countries) can no longer be meaningfully integrated into the lecture schedule. Please note that there are no exceptions on the part of the responsible course directors and faculties. Please take this into account when planning your arrival times for these three degree programs.
Enrolling as a student – step by step
3. Register for MeinCampus
- Log in to the online portal “MeinCampus” at Kempten University of Applied Sciences
6. Paying your semester fee
- You can find detailed instructions for the various forms of payment accepted by Kempten University of Applied Sciences here in the section on “How can I pay the semester fee?”.
Obligatory attendance from the start of the semester
On the master’s degree programmes in
- Corporate Sustainability & Sustainable Finance
- Electrical Engineering
- Global Business Development
students are obliged to attend classes from day one of the semester (“obligatory attendance”). For organisational reasons, any students who arrive late (e.g. from countries outside the EU) can no longer be integrated into classes in a meaningful way. Please note that the directors of studies and faculties cannot grant any exceptions. Hence you will need to consider this factor when planning your journey in order to make absolutely sure that you arrive in good time for any of these three degree programmes.
Do you have statutory health insurance?
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Get in touch with your statutory health insurance provider to let them know that you are going to start studying. You will need to cite our unique sender ID H0001432 .
Your statutory health insurance provider will confirm to us electronically that you either
- have voluntary insurance,
- compulsory insurance (via your parents or independently), or
- are exempt from compulsory insurance.
Are you exempt from compulsory health insurance?
If you have private health insurance or are exempt for any other reason, please contact any statutory health insurer (it doesn’t matter which) for advice, and they can potentially issue a certificate of exemption for the duration of your studies.
In this case, we will be advised electronically of your insurance status. You are not required to do or present anything else.
Contacts in Academic Registry
Technology Team For all degree programmes in the faculties of Electrical Engineering, Computer Science and Mechanical Engineering
- Ramona Bilgri: +120 (Room D 206)
- Sabrina Böhmler: +498 (Room D 206)
- Susanne Breitfeld: +359 (Room D 206)
- Tanja Hansbauer: +354 (Room D 207)
- Stefani Konc: +351 (Room D 204)
- Alexander Städele: + 124 (Room D 205)
Economic Sectors Team For all degree programmes in the faculties of Business Administration, Social and Health Studies and Tourism Management
- Antje Bauerfeind: +355 (Room D 209)
- Cornelia Buchwald: +350 (Room D 208)
- Lucia Fassmann +352 (Room D 209)
- Andrea Riescher-Socher: +361 (Room D 210)
- Sabrina Schubert: +433 (Room D 211)
Go to Academic Registry
