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uni-assist at a glance

Logo Uni Assist 01 250x81This is where you can find important information information on the Service Centre for International Student Applications (Arbeits- und Servicestelle für internationale Studienbewerbungen – uni-assist).


What is uni-assist?

uni-assist is an association of more than 85 German higher education institutions. It helps international student applicants apply for a study place in Germany. At the same time, it works on behalf of its member universities to check whether foreign student applicants meet the defined formal minimum requirements.

A great advantage of this is that you can simultaneously apply to several universities via uni-assist. This saves you time and money, because all the papers and documents only need to be translated and certified once. The pre-check service provided by uni-assist also accelerates the application process. This means that you will hear sooner whether your meet all the necessary admissions requirements.


Uni Assist Stempel 200x268When is uni-assist responsible for my application?

You have to send your application to uni-assist if

  • you have only studied abroad (outside Germany) so far and
  • the university of your choice is a member of uni-assist. You can find a list of all the member universities at: http://www.uni-assist.de/
    Exception: Sometimes, universities exclude certain degree programmes (especially in the case of doctoral programmes and Master's programmes) from pre-checking by uni-assist. Please first ask your chosen university.

What does uni-assist do for me?

  • uni-assist checks whether your application papers are complete and whether you meet the defined requirements for admission to studies.
  • uni-assist informs you quickly if important documents are missing from your application or are faulty or incorrect (for example, the official authentication of certificates).
  • uni-assist is always available by hotline  and service email  to help you with any questions or problems you may have regarding your application.
  • If the pre-check is positive, uni-assist will forward your application electronically for processing by your chosen university and will advise you of the decision.

 

What does applying through uni-assist cost?

  • Applicants from EU/EEA countries pay 43 euros for processing the first application to a university.
  • The fee for all other applicants is 68 euros.
  • Each application to an additional university costs 15 euros.

Please remember that uni-assist can only start processing your application once you have paid the fee.


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Universität

"Universität" means university and is used for research universities (wissenschaftliche Hochschulen) that offer a broad range of subjects (like arts and humanities, social sciences, natural sciences, economics and business administration, law, medicine). These institutions confer doctorates. The strong research focus benefits students in their training. Please note, however, that English texts often use the term "university" generically, i.e. to cover all kinds of higher education institutions, for example, universities of the arts, universities of applied sciences, universities of education, etc.

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Source: http://www.daad.de/deutschland/wege-durchs-studium/zulassung/06162.en.html
Date: 2012-02-12