Frequently Asked Questions
+ When does the class begin?
The courses start on March 1st and October 1st of each year. Entry into the preliminary course is possible at any time. Classes start at 8:30 a.m. in the morning. It may happen that the classes beginn one week later.
+ What is a Studienkolleg?
A Studienkolleg (prepatory college) is an educational institution in which prospective students with a foreign university entrance qualification are prepared for academic studies at a university. The preparatory college usually lasts two semesters. The Feststellungsprüfung is carried out at the end of the second semester.
+ Where can I study after the Feststellungsprüfung?
Passing the Feststellungsprüfung entitles you to study at German and European universities (universities and technical colleges). However, you have to stay in the subject of your chosen course (M-course, T-course, W-course).
+ What is the Feststellungsprüfung?
The Feststellungsprüfung is the final examination of the preparatory college (Studienkolleg). It takes place at the end of the second semester. They are written exams that can be supplemented by oral exams. The examination subjects differ depending on the course. You can find the current regulation here.
+ Where does the Feststellungsprüfung take place?
The Feststellungsprüfung takes place on our campus in Eckernförde and is carried out by our teachers!
+ Is the Studienkolleg private or state?
The preparatory college Baltic Sea International Campus is a private preparatory college that works together with the Hochschule Nordhausen. Since we are private, we can offer an individual service.
+ How can I apply?
You can find all information about the application here.
+ Will my chances increase if I apply early?
Yes! The earlier we receive the application, the higher the chances of a place at the Studienkolleg.
+ Is a B1 certificate according to GER sufficient?
You need a B1 certificate from a Goethe-Institute in order to apply to the preparatory college. We can offer your preparation courses in german. Please contact us! Besides you need a B1 certificate to apply for the contitional admission from an university or an university of applied sciences of Thuringia.
+ What are the requirements?
University entrance qualification acquired in home country
German at at least B1 level (certificate from the Goethe-Institute)
+ What costs should I expect?
For applicants who have passed the entrance exam at the Nordhausen preparatory college but could not be admitted due to limited capacity, the semester fee is €5500 for both semesters. For all other interested parties, the amount of the semester fee depends on the scope of our services. In addition, there is currently an examination fee of €450 for the assessment test and €220 for the C1 exam.
+ What is the language of instruction?
The language of instruction is German.
+ Do the lessons take place online or in person?
Classes are currently 100% face-to-face. We observe the current hygiene regulations.
+ Can I live in the student dormitory?
Yes! With admission to the preparatory college, we can also offer you a place in the student residence hall.
+ How much is the rent for a place in the student dormitory?
It is € 300 per month for a place in a shared apartment. There are no additional costs.
+ What is a T-course and what can I study after completing the T-course?
The T-course includes the subjects German, mathematics, physics, chemistry, computer science and English. After a successful assessment test, the following courses, for example, are open:
- Electrical engineering, mechanical engineering, physics, mathematics, computer science, chemistry ...
+ What is a W-course and what can I study after completing the W course?
The T-course includes the subjects German, mathematics, physics, chemistry, computer science and English. After a successful assessment test, the following courses, for example, are open:
- Electrical engineering, mechanical engineering, physics, mathematics, computer science, chemistry ...
+ What is an M-course and what can I study after the M-course?
The M-course includes the subjects German, mathematics, biology, chemistry, computer science and English. Following a successful assessment test, for example, the following courses are open:
Medicine, biology, chemistry, health science, public health ...