Master's programme applications (without uni-assist)
The interactive tool 'How to apply: an interactive guide' can take you to information specific to your situation and the programme of your choice.
If you prefer to collate information manually, this page provides information for those who are entitled to apply directly to the University of Passau, without using uni-assist.
How to apply: an interactive guide
The application procedure depends on your intended degree programme and on your academic background and qualifications. Please answer the questions below, then follow the link to get specific information on the application process and what documents to include in your application.
The table below lists the links to information about direct applications for each Master's programme. There, you will find out about academic requirements, application periods and deadlines, and about the application procedure. You will have to submit your application with all required documents in time for it to arrive at the University of Pasau by the application deadline. If the selection process for the Master's programme of your choice includes an interview, you will receive an invitation after you have applied. The admissions committee will decide, based on your submitted documents and (if applicable) the interview whether you are a suitable candidate for the programme. After the selection process has been completed, you will receive either an offer of a place on the programme or a rejection.
The specific application and selection procedure for each Master's programme is defined in the Study and examination regulations.
Applying for master's programmes
For most programmes, the links in the table below assume that you are not a German or Austrian citizen, but that you do have a university degree from a German or Austrian university. If you are German or Austrian, please visit the German language version of this page instead.
For master's programmes in the Faculty of Computer Science and Mathematics, the links below assume that you have a degree from a university in one of the countries where direct applications are accepted.
| Application information | Application period (for a winter semester start) | Application period (for a summer semester start) |
|---|---|---|
| Artificial Intelligence Engineering (M.Sc.) | 15 April to 31 May | 15 November to 15 December |
| Business Administration (M.Sc.) | 15 April to 30 June | 15 November to 15 January |
| Caritas Science and Values-based Management (M.A.) | 15 April to 15 July | (no summer intake for this programme) |
| Communication in Digital Societies (M.A.) | 15 April to 30 June | 15 November to 15 January |
| Computational Mathematics (M.Sc.) | 15 April to 31 May | 15 November to 15 December |
| Computer Science (M.Sc.) | 15 April to 31 May | 15 November to 15 December |
| Development Studies (M.A.) | 15 April to 31 May | (no summer intake for this programme) |
| Double master's programme in German and Russian Law (LL. M.) | 15 April to 15 July | (no summer intake for this programme) |
| European Studies (M.A.) | 15 April to 30 June | 15 November to 15 January |
| Geography: Culture, Environment and Tourism (M.A.) | 15 April to 30 June | (no summer intake for this programme) |
| German Law for foreign graduates (LL.M.) | 15 April to 15 July | (no summer intake for this programme) |
| Governance and Public Policy (M.A.) | 15 April to 30 June | 15 November to 15 January |
| Historical Sciences (M.A.) | 15 April to 30 June | 15 November to 15 January |
| Information Systems (M.Sc.) | 15 April to 30 June | 15 November to 15 January |
| International Cultural and Business Studies (M.A.) | 15 April to 30 June | 15 November to 15 January |
| International Economics and Business (M.Sc.) | 15 April to 30 June | (no summer intake for this programme) |
| Media and Communication (M.A.) | (no intake for this programme in 2021) | |
| Semiotics of Texts and Culture (M.A.) | 15 April to 30 June | 15 November to 15 January |
| Teaching and Learning Processes (M.A.) | 15 April to 30 June | 15 November to 15 January |
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