Apply - but how? Step by step to a successful bachelor's application (university entrance qualification obtained in the EU) 

1. Only limited studies: Registration at www.hochschulstart.de : here you will receive a BID and BAN number after registration, which you can use for further registration and application on our ecampus portal require. In addition, after a successful application, the acceptance of the study place takes place via this portal.

For all other courses: Registration and application via our ecampus application portal :  https://ecampus.hs-bremerhaven.de/ and confirm your registration by click on the link in the welcome email. 

2. For all applicants: Submit application via ecampus: Here you can complete your application for one or more courses.

Please note (only limited studies): PLEASE NOTE THE PRIORIZATION OF YOUR APPLICATIONS ON HOCHSCHULSTART.DE! Changes/adjustments can be made up until the application deadline on July 15. If you do not actively do this yourself, hochschulstart.de will prioritize it itself! Here you will find a video tutorial on the subject.

3. Upload documents: You can now upload your documents to ecampus, as well as (if necessary or available) cases of hardship, compensation for disadvantages, etc. apply for. Have your university entrance qualification etc. ready as a digital PDF. After you have answered all the questions, confirm the submission of your application.     

4. Status notifications: You will receive status notifications by e-mail as soon as your status changes. For example, if you receive the status message "Temporarily excluded", please check whether you have uploaded all documents.

5. Admission offer/acceptance: this is done for all non-limited studies  via our ecampus portal. For applications to limited studies, an admission offer will be made via www.hochschulstart.de  - you will then be taken back to our portal, where you can apply for enrolment. 

6. Acceptance of admission offer:go to your account on ecampus, select study applications under the "Courses offered" tab and, in the case of multiple applications or admission offers, select the appropriate one. Here you will now be guided through further pages.

7.  Application for enrollment: You will now be taken to a page with information on the term fee (amount and account details) - under this box you will find the button "Print application for enrollment" - please click on it and print out the form.
a. Send us this form, signed by you , together with the above-mentioned documents by post. Please note the registration deadline!
b. Also transfer the semester fee. Please note the registration deadline here as well!

7. Enrollment: After receiving your documents and the semester fee, the semester documents (enrollment certificate, semester ticket) will be generated and sent to you by post. A separate confirmation of receipt will not be sent.

IMPORTANT:

• Please send requests for changes or corrections and inquiries to bewerbung@hs-bremerhaven.de
• Please log into your Hochschulstart.de and ecampus account regularly to find out about status changes and the like!

First of all, an online evaluation is sufficient. The following documents must be submitted at the latest when enrolling, i.e. after receiving the notification of admission:

• University entrance qualification or school leaving certificate (original officially certified copy, no copy of the certification)
• Personally signed curriculum vitae, photograph
• Copy of birth certificate or identity card/passport
• Proof of health insurance: Please contact your health insurance company - the sooner the better! Your health insurance company will then send the required notification to us. Please quote our sender number H0000733 for this purpose. If you are privately insured, please contact any statutory health insurance company - they will then notify us of the existence of private insurance. Please quote our sender number H0000733 for this as well.
• Clearance certificate (when changing universities or resuming studies)
• Exmatriculation certificates from all previous universities (when changing universities or resuming studies) at the latest upon admission or enrollment.
• Proof of sufficient knowledge of German (applicants from abroad)
• Proof of  sufficient knowledge of English  (depending on the course)
• Residence permit (only for foreign applicants, at the latest upon enrollment)

Application deadline winter semester

15.07. via Hochschulstart for bachelor courses
15.08.  ecampus for master's programs

Application deadline summer term15.02.

Registration deadline for classification test 30.04.

Re-registration period for the summer term 01. to 28.02. (no grace period)

Re-registration period for the winter term 01. to 31.08. (no grace period)

Enrollment date for first-year students
according to the notification of admission or information in ecampus

Enrollment date for students changing universities
according to the notification of admission or information in the ecampus

Beginning of the winter term October 1st.

Beginning of summer term 01.04.

Apply - but how? Step by step to a successful Bachelor application

1a. For admission restricted programmes (winter term only!!): First you need to register with hochschulstart.de - here you will receive a BID and BAN number - these are important for later use.

• IMPORTANT NOTICE: please mind the priority settings at hochschulstart.de: if you receive an admission from a higher prioritized university the lower prioritized application will be deleted automatically and cannot be re-done!

•  Upon approval by uni-assist your documents will be forwarded to our ecampus.hs-bremerhaven.de portal

The language requirements in the courses at Bremerhaven University of Applied Sciences primarily include English language skills. The individual courses make different demands on future students. Therefore, please also note the information on the pages for the degree programs.

You can find an overview of the recognized language certificates here: Comparison table for international language certificates .

In the Master's degree programs, the language requirements are regulated in the admission regulations.

Language requirements for foreign applicants
Applicants who did not acquire their university entrance qualification at a German-speaking institution need proof of German language skills at level C1 of the Common European Framework of Reference. As a rule, this proof is provided by the German language test for university admission (DSH-2) or Test German as a Foreign Language (TestDaF) with 16 points. 

The responsible faculty council can lower the levels by resolution. This decision has only been made for the International Tourism Management (ITM) course. German language skills at level A 1 are sufficient for this course.
For all other courses, the language regulations apply without restriction. The faculty council does not examine individual cases. A decision is always made at the level of the course.