Bachelor (B.Sc.) Clean Energy Processes

The application for the CEP program must be submitted online, via the campo portal using the following steps:

Applicants with a German Abitur (“Bildungsinländer”):

1. Register an account in the FAU-IdM System.
2. Apply online through the campo portal.
3. FAU checks whether the application qualifies for direct entry into university.
4. Wait for notification from FAU.
5. Enrol at FAU. Possible with valid proof of English language proficiency only, f.ex. mention B1+/B2 in English on German Abitur. For possible proofs see here.

International applicants:

1. Register an account in the FAU-IdM System.
2. Fill in the online application in the application portal campo.
3. Collect certified copies of the documents listed on the application form. Information on document certification can be found here.
4. Submit your application through the application portal campo with the required certified documents and the proof of English language proficiency.
   Incomplete applications cannot be accepted!
5. Print the application form, sign it and send it by post to FAU’s admission office.
   The address is specified on the application form.
6. FAU checks whether the application qualifies for direct entry into university.
7. Wait for notification from FAU.
8. Enrol at FAU. Possible with valid proof of English language proficiency only. For possible proofs see here.

Please see the video below for instructions on how to apply online in campo.

1. School leaving certificate: All pages of the certificate
2. Proof of language proficiency in English.
The following proof can be accepted as proof of level B2 CEFR:

• • your school leaving certificate (only applicants with a German university entrance qualification “HZB”)
    
  • Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) with at least 80 points in iBT
  • International English Language Testing System (IELTS) 5.5 or higher
  • for alternative certificates please see: https://sz.fau.eu/examinations/accreditation/
    

Important: Proof that previous studies or study periods were conducted in English (e.g. medium of instruction certificates) cannot be accepted as proof of English language proficiency!
Proof of language proficiency in English that can be accepted can be seen here.

3. CV without time gaps in English
4. Application letter in English. Please set out your qualification for the degree program and let us know why you chose the degree program (1 page, see also our FAQ Application letter).
5. If you have completed previous periods of study: complete academic report/transcript of records/mark sheet and if you have completed a previous degree: please add the degree certificate (e.g. Bachelor’s degree, Diploma)
6. If applicable: University entrance examination certificate from your home country
7. If applicable Feststellungsprüfungszeugnis: Only for applicants who have done „Studienkolleg“ in Germany
8. Optional documents:

• • Proof of internships, vocational training, work experience
  • Other forms of proof (e.g. proof of voluntary work, civic engagement etc.)

Please see the checklist for international applicants to find out which documents need to be handed in as certified copies on the application portal Campo.

International applicants:

Please make sure to submit all documents related to your university entrance qualification in your online application on Campo. They can include proof of previous studies or the proof of the assessment examination from the preparatory college in Germany (Studienkolleg) among others. Please visit the website of the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) to check which documents might apply to your case. Under “Schulabschlüsse mit Hochschulzugang” you may find information regarding foreign University Entrance Qualifications and their equivalent in Germany.

Please be aware that the secondary education qualification from your school in your home country does not necessarily entitle you to study at a German university. International applicants might have to take an assessment examination (Feststellungsprüfung) before they can be admitted. Information on the types of international university entrance qualifications and the type of access to university can be found here. If you are not sure whether your educational background can be considered a University Entrance Qualification in Germany please visit the website of the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD). By stating your home country, and qualifications obtained there, and by answering some country-specific questions you can find out whether you are eligible to study in Germany.

Depending on your school-leaving qualification applicants from some countries might be required to have studied for one academic year as a full-time student at a recognised higher education institution according to the given study regulations. Please see the information for your individual school-leaving qualifications on the website of the DAAD.

Sending in documents by post

• Please make sure to send to send in your signed application form by post to FAU’s admission office immediately after the application in our application portal Campo has been submitted.
• All neccessary documents for application must be certified. For translation and document certification please see: https://www.fau.eu/education/international/from-abroad/important-information/notes-on-certification-of-documents/ as well as the section “Document translation and certification”.

This section applies to international applicants only.

Document translation:

Are the original documents available in English, German or French? If not, they must be translated into either German, English or French by an official translator.

• Translations of documents must be accurate translations of original documents.
• The corresponding information must be provided in the translator’s certification statement.
• The source language for the translation must also be stated.
• A copy of the original document must be inseparably attached to the translation.
• Stamps and annotations must also be translated.

Document certification

Once the documents have been translated into English, German or French, they need to be certified.

Official certifications of documents can be done by:

• In general: The German embassy or consulate or public notaries who provide the certifications with an apostille according to the Hague Convention.
• In the EU: by the school or university that issued the document.
• In Germany: By any German public agency that has an official seal – for example, courts or municipal and local authorities. However, not all local authorities in Germany are willing to provide certification of copies of documents in foreign languages.

See here for detailed information on document translation and certification: www.fau.eu/education/international/from-abroad/application-and-enrolment/notes-on-certification-of-documents/