German course B2–C1
The German course B2–C1 is an intensive course lasting one semester (about four months). It is not offered every semester – please ask about the next start via the contact form.
The course is aimed at two groups:
- With indirect university access – moving on to the FSP course: German at level B1 is enough for the FSP course. The better your German at the start, the easier it is to get into the FSP course and the more successful you will be there. The German course B2–C1 prepares you specifically for this transition.
- With direct university access – proof of German at C1: You do not need a Studienkolleg, but you need proof of German at level C1 for your studies. The course prepares you for recognised exams such as TestDaF, DSH or telc C1.
Requirements
German for university
German course (B2–C1)
- Application requirements:
- Direct or indirect university access – check it yourself in the DAAD admission database
- German skills: certificate of attendance for German courses from A1 to at least B1 or at least 500 hours of German lessons
- School certificate from China, India or Vietnam: additionally the digital APS certificate as a PDF
- Passing the admission procedure (as for the FSP courses):
- German test at level B1 (C-test and short written task). You are exempt from the German test if you submit a recognised German certificate at level B1 or higher of the CEFR – see FSP courses.
- Personal admission interview – mandatory for everyone; no exemption is possible.
Fees
We will be happy to tell you the fee on request.
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