Application and Admission for Industrial Engineering

Starting the programme

The Industrial Engineering degree programme can only be started in the wintersemester.

Application Period

- Regular application period for the winter semester: 01 May to 15 July

In exceptional cases, we extend the application deadlines for individual degree programmes. You can find out whether you can still apply for this degree programme in the applicant portal.

Admission Requirements

Would you like to apply for the Industrial Engineering degree programme? For admission to the OTH Amberg-Weiden you need

1. University Entrance Qualification

- the general higher education entrance qualification,

- the subject-restricted higher education entrance qualification or

- the entrance qualification for universities of applied sciences.

- Admission is also possible via the vocational university entrance qualification.

- Applicants with a school-leaving qualification from a foreign school are obliged to submit a certificate of recognition of the school-leaving qualification (VPD) issued by a certified institution (e.g. uni-assist) by the end of the application period.

2. Language Skills

Due to the unique profile of the degree programme, the following regulations also apply:

- All applicants* must also provide proof of English language proficiency at B2 level according to the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages. Possibilities of proof:

o higher education entrance qualification in English

o University degree already obtained in English

o Abitur grade in English (German Abitur)

o alternatively through a valid/current

– ALTE (Level 3)

– UNIcert® II

– Cambridge English (First/FCE)

– TOEFL (min. 72)

– IELTS (5.0 or better)

– PTE Academic (min. 59)

– TOEIC (min. 785)

- Supplementary regulations for applicants who have not obtained their university entrance qualification in German: For final enrolment, i.e. at the start of your studies, you must provide proof of German A2! Your enrolment cannot be finalised without these requirements being met.

Why is this necessary? In the first two study sections, you should be equipped with the subject-specific and linguistic skills to be able to enter the German labour market at the beginning of the practical semester and to be able to complete the third study section partly in German if you choose the appropriate specialisation modules. To this end, they use the Basic Electives 1-4 specified in more detail in the module handbook. In order to enable this acquisition of skills within the first two study sections, sufficient knowledge of the German language must be demonstrated at the beginning of the programme by means of a language certificate corresponding to level A2 according to the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages.