Application and enrollment

Documents to be submitted with application

1. University transcripts of previous periods of study at German universities, with certificate of enrollment/disenrollment stating the number of semesters studied.
    

2. Resume (optional)
    

3. Degree certificate from the first professionally qualifying degree course on which you are basing your application.

   Bachelor in International Management at Wiesbaden Business School, RheinMain University of Applied Sciences, or a comparable, successfully completed business administration degree course with the accompanying special skill with normally 240 credit points (according to the European Credit Transfer System).

   Should the admission committee be unable to assess the bachelor’s suitability, you will be invited to an interview. 

   Should the final certificate not be available at the time of application, please submit a certificate with a list of completed modules and graded course components (provisional certificate, with ECTS points if possible). Please note: the last course component of your first university degree (completed bachelor’s degree or diploma) must be submitted and passed before the start of the first semester in the master’s degree program. Should you not be able to submit the completed first university degree within the first semester of the master´s degree program or should the Admissions Office find out that the last graded course component of your first university degree was completed after the start of the master’s degree program, enrollment will be denied or retroactively invalidated.
    

4. To be admitted applicants must have achieved an overall cumulative grade of least 2.2 (according to the German credit transfer system).
    

5. Proof of sufficient English language skills, at least level C1 according to the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages.
   
   Accepted proof of English

   Only the tests as mentioned on the web site can be accepted (a certificate confirming C1 in a university language course, for example, is not suitable proof of language proficiency)!

   If your Bachelor's degree program was completed in English as the language of instruction in Ireland, UK, USA, Canada, Australia or New Zealand, this will be recognized as proof of sufficient English language skills if suitable confirmation is provided.

   Application and admission is possible without proof of language proficiency. However, the required language certificate must be provided by the time of enrolment at the latest. 

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Subject to change! Please pay attention to the corresponding information in the application portal.

The documents listed above need to be uploaded to the application portal when you apply:

Application portal

Applicants with foreign certificates please note the information under:

Application with foreign certificates

Documents to be submitted with application

1. Certificates of enrollment/disenrollment stating the regular subject-related semesters and university semesters for all semesters previously studied in the Federal Republic of Germany.
    

2. A brief résumé with a timeline of your educational and professional experience (optional).
    

3. Degree certificate from the RheinMain University of Applied Sciences B.A. Media: Conception and Production degree program or a comparable degree program with proof of at least an overall grade of 2.5.
   A comparable degree program must provide at least 30 credit points in media design subjects. 

   If a degree certificate is not yet available, please submit recent proof of the courses completed and ECTS points obtained (academic records/transcript of completed modules and graded course components/preliminary certificate with proof of courses taken or similar).

   Please note: The last course component of the initial degree must be completed (i.e., taken and passed) in the semester before the beginning of the first semester of the master’s degree program. Should it become apparent at the time of enrollment or when the degree certificate is submitted within the first master's semester that the last graded course component of the undergraduate degree program was completed after the start of the master's degree program, enrollment will be denied or retroactively invalidated.
    

4. Applicable for all degree programs except B.A. Media: Conception & Production:
   Proof must be provided that at least 30 CP have been obtained in the subject areas of media design by means of:
   Completed form: recognition of courses
    

5. Completed form: letter of motivation
    

6. Proof of special aptitude

   1. Demo reel, maximum length 5 minutes:
      Work samples from creative and/or production projects.
      Format: mp4 file (1920x1080px), no larger than 240 MB.

   2. In the application portal, you can also provide links to your demo reel and to your personal portfolio page as well as details of your filmography, if available.

   3. List of sources: Completed form with production data of the work samples used in the demo reel and signed declaration of authorship.
       

7. Documentation – if already available – of English language proficiency at level B2 according to the Common European Framework of Reference for Language Learning and Teaching by means of a recognized standardized language test.
   
   Accepted proof of English

   Only the tests listed here will be accepted. A certificate from your university confirming level B2, for example, is therefore not an acceptable proof of language proficiency!

   If your initial degree program was completed in an English-speaking country (Ireland, UK, USA, Canada, Australia, New Zealand), and the language of instruction was English, this will be recognized as proof of adequate English language proficiency upon presentation of the relevant documentation.

   Application and admission is possible without documentation of language proficiency. However, the required proof of language proficiency must be provided by no later than the date of enrollment (enrollment deadline for summer semester usually March 15 / for winter semester usually September 15).

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