For detailed information concerning the course dates, please contact us directly at Foundation-Team@HTW-Berlin.de.
Are you planning to study in Germany?
The HTW Foundation's Pre-DSH Programme is aimed at prospective students with a university entrance qualification who are not yet enrolled at a German university and offers them:
The programme consists of 24 classroom hours (45 minutes per classroom hour) per week.
You will also obtain an invitation letter in order to apply for a visa.
HTW Berlin University of Applied Sciences offers study programmes in five different departments, spanning a range of fields from engineering, computer science, and economics to culture and design. For further information regarding the application process for a degree programme at HTW Berlin, please visit the HTW website regarding application procedures or contact us at Foundation-Team@HTW-Berlin.de. We will support you during the application process.
2,580 EUR
The programme is geared towards international applicants who are planning on studying in a German-taught Bachelor's or Master's degree in Germany but do not yet meet all language requirements. Applicants for the HTW Foundation Programme must prove:
Are you unsure whether you meet the requirements for the programme? Contact Foundation-Team@HTW-Berlin.de and we will provide you with guidance to help you navigate your path towards a German university.
A certification of German language skills at a B2 level is required for the application.
If you do not yet have the required German language skills, please contact Foundation-Team@HTW-Berlin.de so that we can provide you with information about alternative courses.
If you have C1 language skills, you can take part in an eight-week summer or winter school to prepare for the DSH. Please contact Foundation-Team@HTW-Berlin.de.
We look forward to receiving your online application for study preparation courses!
Should you have any questions about study preparation at HTW Berlin, please do not hesitate to contact us at Foundation-Team@HTW-Berlin.de.
Once you are accepted into the programme, we will provide you with detailed information on finding accommodation in Berlin.
Meals (under 10 EUR) can be purchased at both campuses, Treskowallee and Wilhelminenhof.
The programme includes:
As Berlin's biggest university of applied sciences, HTW Berlin provides more than 14,000 students with access to over 70 different Bachelor's and Master's degree programmes.
We are regularly recognised for the high quality of our programmes. In fact, we are the first university in Berlin to receive the quality seal from the Accreditation Council, so we are able to guarantee the quality standards of our study programmes. HTW Berlin graduates are repeatedly ranked among the best by the personnel managers of the largest German companies.
At HTW Berlin, we partner and collaborate with over 130 universities worldwide. Across our two campuses and via our virtual programmes, we host more than 3,000 high-achieving international students. HTW Berlin offers a welcoming and academically challenging environment for dedicated international students. We also provide excellent support structures for our international students and participants in study preparation programmes.
We offer study programmes in five different departments, spanning a range of fields, from engineering, computer science and economics to culture and design. Traditional applied sciences like mechanical engineering, automotive engineering and business administration go hand in hand with innovative studies such as information technology and networked systems, construction and real estate management, or renewable energy systems technology. Our programmes are diverse, multidisciplinary and led by the pressing needs of organisations, corporations, non-profits, industries and society.
HTW Berlin supports research and development projects as well as innovative education and cultural programmes. Areas of focus include the information society, energy-related issues, environmental problems, entrepreneurial start-ups, competitiveness of small and medium-sized enterprises, social economics, and political issues such as European and national labour market policies or the effects of globalisation.
Berlin is a city of constant change. Nobody ever stands still and nothing ever stays the same. Turn your attention elsewhere for too long and the city will have evolved right under your feet.
The city was always cutting edge (Berlin is the birthplace of cabaret and techno as well as the one-time residence of Bauhaus, Bertolt Brecht, and David Bowie), but since 1989 and the fall of the Berlin Wall, Berlin has become the largest site of new development in Europe. Never before has such a large city had the opportunity to re-create itself. And Berlin is certainly taking on the task quite admirably. Whether it is the glamour and glitz of the Sony Centre on Potsdamer Platz, Daniel Libeskind's new Jewish Museum, the hip cafés in Prenzlauer Berg, or the refined elegance of the newly founded diplomatic quarter, the status quo is now very unfashionable in Berlin.
An extremely multicultural city of approximately 3.5 million people – with the cultural resources to match – there is nearly always something going on in Berlin. Whether you are into art museums, cinema, theatre, opera, discos, or the café scene, it is certain there will be something to your taste. Are you more of an outdoor person? Berlin is also one of the greenest cities in Europe – even within the city limits you will find a spot where you can get away from it all.
Berlin has the largest and most diverse student population in Germany. The 140,000 university students who call Berlin home give a great lift to the city's spirit. So, join us and be part of it!
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