Bachelor’s degree programs
Introduction
TUM offers bachelor’s degree programs from a variety of fields. The Bachelor is the first professional qualification, also called undergraduate studies. A bachelor’s degree program comprises a standard duration of study of 6 to 8 semesters, and graduates can be awarded Bachelor of Science (B.Sc), Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) or Bachelor of Education (B.Ed). Completing a bachelor’s degree qualifies graduates to study for a master’s degree.
Admission is regulated by one of the following admission procedures, depending on the degree program: Unrestricted programs, Restricted programs (Numerus Clausus), Degree progams with Aptitude Assessment, or Degree programs with Aptitude Recommendation. TUM also notes that some programs offer the possibility of a joint degree or a double degree.
Admission Requirements
You first need a higher education entrance qualification to study at TUM. This can either be a qualified secondary school diploma or sufficient professional qualification.
- Admission is regulated by one of the following admission procedures, depending on the degree program: Unrestricted programs; Restricted programs (Numerus Clausus); Degree progams with Aptitude Assessment; Degree programs with Aptitude Recommendation.
Scholarships
72 fully funded scholarships are listed for Germany. See Germany scholarships.