Supplementary Examination
University Preparation Programme for Supplementary Examinations

Attendance of this University Programme requires an application for a degree study programme at the University of Innsbruck. This university programme aims at preparing for the supplementary examination in German. This examination is stipulated because of the present German language skills (notification by the Admission Department).

Please note the following steps for admission to the university Programme.

  Curriculum (2018)

Application for admisstion at the University of Innsbruck (electronic or per mail)

1.  Written application for admission to a degree study programme (Bachelor's, Master's, PhD) incl. application documents and proof of A2 language proficiency (or higher) to the Admission Department   by 5 September (for the winter semester) or 5 February (for the summer semester) resp.

2. Examination of the application by the Admission Department (processing time of up to 12 weeks)

3. Receipt of the notification (letter of acceptance / "Mitteilung") with the stipulation of supplementary examination(s)

Admission to the University of Innsbruck

4. Registration for the University Preparation Programme and payment (€980.- / semester) by credit card, cash card or in cash at the Language Centre

5. Enrolment as non-degree student at the University of Innsbruck at the Admission Department

6. Receipt of the student ID card and access data for the student account

7. Payment of the ÖH-fee* (currently €20.20 / semester) on site at the terminal or by online banking

8. Placement test (only if language knowledge is B1): information about time and location follows at registration

Note: 

The latest possible date for entry to the University Preparation Programme is two weeks after the beginning of the course. Afterwards it is no longer possible to register for the University Preparation Programme and to enrol at the University.

 *Austrian student union fee

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Application and Admission to the University of Innsbruck  

Application for the University Programme