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Degree programmes with aptitude assessment


What is a aptitude assessment?

Some degree programs have specific requirements that are assessed as part of an aptitude assessment procedure. This procedure is carried out by a committee from the faculty offering the degree program. The deadlines and dates can be found below. Further information is published on the websites of the respective degree programs.

The eligibility assessment procedures are conducted only during the winter semester. The exception is the Bachelor’s program in Industrial Engineering: If a student changes universities or fields of study, the procedure may also be conducted for the summer semester.


​English (Teacher training degree programme)Hide
​Geo-Ecology (B.Sc.)Hide
  • General Information about the study programme: Studiengangsfinder
  • Application period: 15. April - 15. July
  • Dates for aptitude assessment process: will be announced by the committee
Media Studies (B.A.)Hide


  • General Information about the study programme: Studiengangsfinder
  • Application period: 15. April - 15. July
  • Dates for aptitude assessment process: will be announced by the committee
Music Theatre Studies (B.A.)Hide
  • General Information about the study programme: Studiengangsfinder
  • Application period: 15. April - 15. July
  • Dates for aptitude assessment process: will be announced by the committee
​Philosophy & Economics (B.A.)Hide
  • General Information about the study programme: Studiengangsfinder
  • Application period: 15. April - 15. July
  • Dates for aptitude assessment process: will be announced by the committee
Sport (Teacher training degree programme)Hide
Theatre & Media (B.A.)Hide
  • General Information about the study programme: Studiengangsfinder
  • Application period: 15. April - 15. July
  • Dates for aptitude assessment process: will be announced by the committee
Business Administration & Engineering (B.Sc.)Hide
  • General Information about the study programme: Studiengangsfinder
  • Application period: 15. April - 31. August
  • Dates for aptitude assessment process: will be announced by the committee
  • Application deadline for upper-level semesters: 15. January

Applications can be submitted through our portal:

CAMPUSonline
CAMPUSonline Guide


Application - how it works:

  • Create an account
    Set up a basic account. Students already enrolled at the University of Bayreuth should use their student account in CAMPUSonline. Former students, please contact us in advance via e-mail

  • Enter your information
    Complete your application for the chosen programme of study and upload all required documents (compress PDF files beforehand if necessary).PDF compression tools: http://www.ilovepdf.com/compress_pdf and https://en.pdf24.org/Please note: The application must be received online by the University of Bayreuth by 15 July. 
    All required documents must also be uploaded by 15 July. The application can only be processed if all required documents have been received by the University of Bayreuth before the deadline. 

  • Application-Status
    The self-service section of CAMPUSonline provides information on the status of your application. If anything is unclear, you will be contacted by e-mail. Please check your e-mails regularly during this time (including your spam folder). Following the aptitude assessment process, you will receive an e-mail notifying you of the outcome. At the same time, a printout of your letter of acceptance or rejection will be made available for download via the self-service section of CAMPUSonline.

  • Accept your offer
    Once you have been admitted, the admission letter will be available for download in CAMPUSonline. After accepting your study palce offer, you can continue with the enrolment process. If during the review of your documents, it is determined that your admission was based on incorrect application information, you will not be able to enrol. 


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