Admission Requirements
In order to be able to study at Osnabrück University, you must meet general or course-specific access requirements (e.g. language skills or subject-specific prior knowledge).
You can find information on the general access requirements here.
The course-specific admission requirements are regulated in so-called subject-specific admission regulations. You can find the subject-specific admission regulations that are relevant to your desired degree course below:
Bachelor admission regulations
valid for the first time for access to WS 2025/2026
Admission regulations B.Sc. Business Administration and Economics (BWL and VWL) from 21.03.2025
There are no subject-specific admission regulations for the Bachelor's degree program in Information Systems. The corresponding regulations of Osnabrück University apply.
valid for the first time for access to WS 2025/2026
Admission regulations core subject Economics in the dual-subject Bachelor of 21.03.2025
Master's admission regulations
valid for the first time for access to WS 2025/2026
Admission regulations M.Sc. Business Administration from 21.03.2025
valid for the first time for access to winter semester 2025/2026/ applicable for new arrivals starting winter semester 2025/2026
Official German version: Admission regulations M.Sc. Economics from 21.03.2025
Reading version in English:
Regulations on access and admission for the Master's program in Economics, valid since 21.03.2025
valid for the first time for access to WS 2025/2026
Admission regulations M.Sc. Information Systems from 21.03.2025
Information on the preliminary Master's program
It is also possible to apply for a Master's degree course if the degree is not yet available at the time of application, but it is expected that the degree will be obtained in the first Master's semester and 150 credit points must be proven. In this case, special deadlines must be observed and particularly careful planning is required. Please refer to the information on provisional enrolment in a Master's degree program if you have not yet completed your Bachelor's degree.