If you have not already done so, please make sure you read through the page "Apply for a degree programme" and especially the section "How should I apply?"
Enrolment is a process taking place after you have applied for, and been offered a place of study. Therefore, it is important that you don't accidentally skip a necessary step.
If you have commenced studying on a programme at another university, and if you wish to continue your studies of the same subject at the University of Passau, you should contact the Academic Advice Service for advice. If you want to enrol into a higher academic semester of an unrestricted undergraduate programme, the enrolment period is from the beginning of the re-registration deadline at latest until the end of the semester (the semester before you want to start your studys with a higher semester).
If you have applied for a Master's programme and received an offer of admission through the applications portal (Campus Portal), then you can accept the offer by completing the online enrolment process within the portal by the stated deadline. The enrolment period is listed in your offer letter.
If you are interested in earning a doctorate, please visit the web site of the Graduate Centre. There, you can find out about doctoral study at the University of Passau. Doctoral students can enrol at any time of the year.
You will have to register in the applications portal (Campus Portal). Once you have self-registered, you'll receive an email with your login details and further instructions.
After you have registered in the Campus Portal, visit it with your login details. There, you can start an application once you have logged in. Look for the heading "Log in and start the application or online enrolment process"
Once you have submitted your application, you can check the application status by visiting your profile in the Campus Portal. The FAQs about applying and enrolling include explanations of what each status means.
Once your application status changes to "zulassungsfrei" (unrestricted access) or "Zulassungsangebot liegt vor" (offer of admission), you can complete online enrolment in the Campus Portal. Please follow the step-by-step instructions.
You can upload all the documents required for enrolment as PDF files in the appropriate fields in the Campus Portal. You no longer need to send any documents to the Student Registration Office by post.
Once you have successfully completed all processes in the portal, you can view our further processing steps in the Campus Portal.
The processing of the online enrolment applications can take two to three weeks. If any of the required documents were missing, this increased the processing time. If you send in your enrolment application towards the end of the enrolment period, we cannot guarantee that you'll be issued with your student identity and IT system login before the orientation weeks begin. Due to the workload and to keep the process moving as quickly as possible for everyone, the University cannot respond to (telephone) queries about the status of enrolment applications during the enrolment period.
As soon as your application status in the Campus Portal changes to ...
immatrikuliert (matriculated)
...you are officially enrolled on the programme of study. Unless you are already a current student at the time of enrolment, you will be issued with your login credentials for IT systems ("ZIM-Kennung"). The login details will be sent to you by email. Please note that sending out your student login details will automatically deactivate your applicant login.
You will have to submit the following documents when you enrol:
To produce a certified copy, an authorised official compares the photocopy with the original document, and, if there is no discrepancy, affixes a seal to the photocopy and signs it, certifying that the photocopy and the original are identical in content. A fee is usually charged for certification.
A properly certified copy will:
Certified/authenticated copies may be issued by a variety of institutions in your home country or Germany. These include public authorities with an official seal such as:
Please note that a photocopy of a certified photocopy is not itself a certified copy; it is merely a copy and does not constitute an official document. German public officials are permitted but not obligated to authenticate foreign-language documents.
If your document is written in a language other than English or German, you will have to have it translated by a sworn translator. Sworn translators are authorised to issue translations such that the translation itself becomes a legally valid document in Germany. If you intend to re-use the translated document, you should have certified copies (see above) made of the certified translation and keep the original certified translation.
Please keep in mind when commissioning a translation that not all professional translators are sworn translators, so you will have to make sure you ask them about this service before commissioning the translation.
Most German embassies and consulates general maintain lists of sworn translators recognised by both uni-assist and the University of Passau and may publish them on their websites. Please ask the embassy or consulate in your country or, if you are in Germany, your municipal administration office for a list of sworn translators.
Alternatively, you may be able to find a sworn translator for your language on the following website: http://www.justiz-dolmetscher.de
Please send your documents by mail to the Student Registration Office. Documents CANNOT be submitted in person.
Please transfer the semester fee to the university as part of the online enrolment process:
Staatsoberkasse in Landshut für Universität Passau
BayernLB München
IBAN: DE12 7005 00001401 1903 15
SWIFT-BIC: BYLADEMM
"Verwendungszweck" (purpose): Your application number, surname, given name (please follow the instructions in your Campus Portal regarding this)
Enrolment at the University of Passau can only take place as soon as the semester fee and all other necessary documents/electronic health insurance notification have been received.
Phone: +49 851 509 1127
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