Admission and Enrolment
Please note!
The programme is taught in German. For enrolment and successful studies, you need knowledge of German at least at level B2 of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR). If you have any questions concerning your intended Bachelor study programme, the Student Advisory Service is available to you.
Please clarify the entry and residence regulations that apply to your nationality in advance with the authorities in charge (e.g. German embassies or consulates).
Alongside the necessary general university entrance qualification, you should also have sound knowledge of English and a further modern language or Latin in order to be successful in this programme. We highly recommend that all students continue to develop their foreign language skills.
For students of History as a core subject, it is obligatory to complete two language modules as part of this subject; students of History as a major subject may take one language module as part of this subject. In addition to this, the free language courses offered by the Language Centre are also available to all students and can be completed within the General Studies component.
In order to ensure your studies are a success, you should also be interested in carrying out in-depth detective work, enjoy analytical thinking, be curious about dealing with a wide range of historical sources and be willing to explore potential professional fields.
You can start this degree programme in the summer or winter semester. The University of Bamberg’s Academic Registrar’s Office handles enrolment.