The allocation procedure is generally understood to be the process by which the available places on admission-restricted courses of study are allocated to suitable applicants. For this purpose, a ranking list is drawn up for each subject and admission is granted along the ranking list.

The alma-portal is a comprehensive software system and offers numerous functions for applicants, students and employees.  

In particular, the alma-portal contains the following areas for applicants: 

Application, admission and enrollment administration 

and for students: 

Study organization, course management and examination administration. 

Click here to access the alma-portal.

In combined degree programs, the application and enrollment is for a major and a minor subject (for example: Bachelor major and minor, Bachelor of Education, Master of Education).

In a compact degree program, application and enrollment is for only one subject (the major).   

For example: Monobachelor, State Examination, Master

Cut-off deadline means the day until which an application can be submitted. 

For example, you can find out about application deadlines here.

The cut-off deadline for enrollment can be found in the admission notice. 

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You need a higher education entrance qualification to be able to study at the University of Tübingen. Please inform yourself here about the higher education entrance qualification in general. 

You can find out here about specifics on how to apply, depending on whichhigher education entrance qualification (for example: Fachhochschulreife) you have. 

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"Numerus clausus" (lat. = "closed number") means that only a limited number of places are available for a degree program. 

For more information on procedural values/limit values of the past winter semesters, please click here. 

With regard to the allocation of study places, a procedural grade is calculated from the average university entrance qualification grade as well as any grade advantages according to the relevant university's own selection procedure. 

Here you can find out about the prerequisites for individual courses of study.

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The completion of an undergraduate degree program leads to the attainment of a first professional qualification (for example: bachelor's degree or state examination). After successfully completing an undergraduate degree program, students can go on to complete advanced degree programs (usually master's degree programs).

Waiting semesters are semesters that accrue after you have obtained your higher education entrance qualification if you were not enrolled at a German university.  

A calendar year includes two waiting semesters, the summer and the winter semester. 

The maximum number of waiting semesters that can be credited is seven. Waiting semesters beyond this will not be taken into consideration.