If you apply before completing your first degree:
Exceptions
for the degree programmes:
If you are already a student at our university, you don’t need to submit this evidence.
Have you not yet successfully completed your Bachelor's degree (e.g. you are still waiting for your thesis to be corrected) and would still like to apply to us? No problem: simply submit your degree certificate to us within one year of matriculation.
Did you gain your university degree abroad?
You can find all the information you need in the International section.
For further information about this degree programme, please see the Automation and Robotics webpage.
Completed studies in economics, other social sciences, engineering or natural sciences or an equivalent diploma or bachelor's degree program with at least 210 ECTS. Of these, at least 15 CP must have been acquired in quantitative-methodological basics (mathematics, statistics, business informatics). If these methodological skills are missing, they must be demonstrated within one year of starting the degree program at the latest.
Final grade of at least 2.5.
Proof of English language skills at least level B2 (certificate of general higher education entrance qualification at German grammar schools or at vocational or technical colleges, language certificate TOEFL test with at least 75.0 points, IELTS test with at least 5.5 points).
Proof is deemed to have been provided for all graduates of a degree program in which at least 50% of the CPs earned are in English-language modules.
Proof of German language skills at least level B1 within the first year of study.
Proof is deemed to have been provided for all graduates of a degree program in which at least 30% of the CPs earned are in German-language modules. The certificate of general higher education entrance qualification from a German grammar school or a vocational or technical secondary school also counts as proof.
Curriculum vitae in tabular form.
Copy of the degree certificate from the first degree course in accordance with § 4 Para. 1 No. 1 of the study and examination regulations for the Master's degree course, with a German translation if necessary.
an approximate
For further information about this degree programme, please see the Electrical Engineering webpage.
For further information about studying Energy Technology, please see the degree programme webpage.
For further information about this degree programme, please see the Advanced Driver Assistance Systems webpage.
For further information about this degree programme, please see the Production Engineering and Materials Science webpage.
For further information about this degree programme, please see the Game Engineering and Visual Computing webpage.
For further information about this degree programme, please see the Global Business Development webpage.
For further information about this degree programme, please see the Computer Science webpage.
For further information about this degree programme, please see the webpage of the Master's degree programme Innovation, Entrepreneurship and Leadership.
For further information about this degree programme, please see the Artificial Intelligence and Computer Vision webpage.
Further information about the degree in Logistics and Supply Chain Management can be found here.
An application is also possible if the university degree has not yet been completed at the time of application, provided that at least 170 ECTS points (Bachelor with at least 210 ECTS) or 140 ECTS points (Bachelor with at least 180 ECTS) have been proven. The missing ECTS points must be completed within one year of enrollment. Otherwise, enrolment will be terminated retroactively.
Further information about the degree in Social and Health Services Management are posted here Industrial Engineering – Mechanical Engineering webpage.
For further information about this degree programme, please see the Social and Health Services Management webpage.
A completed Bachelor's or Diplom degree leading to the title of Industrial Engineering or from the field of engineering or a comparable subject area with a sufficient technical orientation at a German or foreign university with at least 210 credit points (CP) according to the European Credit Transfer System (ECTS) or an equivalent degree. A sufficient technical orientation exists if at least 30 CP from the MINT area (mathematics, computer science, natural sciences) have been achieved. Applicants who have obtained their degree in a non-technically oriented degree program can also be admitted if they have completed at least 30 CP in the STEM field (mathematics, computer science, natural sciences and technology) or have sufficient professional experience in technical product management. Whether the technical expertise is sufficient for the Master's degree program is examined by the selection committee as part of the program-specific aptitude procedure in accordance with Annex 2. At least 20 CP of the 30 CP from the STEM area must be completed before the start of the program. The missing 10 CP can be completed during the two theory semesters at Kempten University of Applied Sciences. The selection committee will also decide which modules can be recognized for the STEM area or must still be completed.
Applicants to the master’s degree programme in Technical Innovation and Product Management must both hold adequate qualifications for a postgraduate degree and also complete an aptitude test to ascertain their suitability for advanced studies in this field. The first step in this two-stage application process is to submit the documents stipulated in the programme and examination regulations. These include:
Two members of a selection panel appointed by the faculty will evaluate your application documents (personal statement and curriculum vitae) according to the following criteria:
This evaluation will form the basis for pre-selecting generally suitable candidates. Applicants who pass pre-selection are invited to interview, where necessary. If suitability can be ascertained in the first stage of the process, you will already be notified of your acceptance on the degree programme at this point.
Applicants might be asked to attend a second-stage, structured interview lasting approx. 30 minutes under test conditions. The interview is conducted by at least two members of the selection panel to clarify the following issues:
Candidates’ performance will be evaluated by at least two members of the selection panel, who will both have to deem them suitable. The procedure is specified in detail in the Programme and Examination Regulations (“SPO”) for the master’s degree programme in Technical Innovation and Product Management .
For further details, please see the degree programme webpage.
For further details about this degree programme, please see the Industrial Engineering – Mechanical Engineering webpage.
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