Bachelor-and Diploma Studies
Application for a bachelor's or diploma degree program
You must submit an application so that we can check whether an admission is possible.
The application is deemed to have been submitted if:
- You have a basic account. You can create a basic account here.
- you have uploaded an application for the degree program you would like to study via the basic account
- you have submitted the required, correct original documents to the Admissions Office
Applications that are not complete cannot be processed! So make sure that you fulfill all 3 points.
Here you will find the instructions for the online pre-registration: data capture for prospective students who do not yet have a basic account.
- Filled out and signed Application Form
- Copy of a valid Identification Card or Passport
- Evidence of general qualification for university entrance:
- either: Secondary School Leaving Certificate (Matura certificate, Abitur) = High School Diploma including School Reports of senior school classes
- For countries with additional country wide university entrance examinations, the positive results have to be handed in as well. For example: Cyprus: Panzypresian examination; Greece: Panhellenic Exam; Iran: Pre-University Course or Konkur or state university entrance examination; Kazakhstan: state university entrance examination; Spain: PAU; Turkey: ÖSYM, ÖSYS; China: APS Certificate
- or: Completed university degree with a minimum study duration of three years (bachelor's programme or diploma's programme): Degree Diploma diploma including evidence of accomplished courses (Transcript of Records or Diploma Supplement including ECTS, credit points or contact hours)
- either: Secondary School Leaving Certificate (Matura certificate, Abitur) = High School Diploma including School Reports of senior school classes
- Language certificate (original)
- for NAWI Graz Study programmes: Beilage zum Zulassungsantrag für das NAWI Graz Studium
No, this is not possible. As the legalization must be checked by us, the original documents must be submitted.
If the original documents are not issued in German or English, a translation must also be provided. The translation can be in German or English. The translation does not replace the original. Both must be submitted.
The translation must be prepared by a court-certified translator.
Translations from Austria as well as from abroad are accepted.
Foreign documents generally only have the same evidential value as domestic public documents if they hold the mandatory legalisation on the original documents. The necessary legalisation depends on the country the document was issued in.
Detailed information about the necessary legalisation can be found here.
The legalization must always be affixed to the original document. Documents without the required legalization cannot be considered for admission.
Language certificates do not have to be legalized.
No! Applications that are not submitted completely and correctly will not be processed. Therefore, do not apply until you have all documents, certifications and language certificates. Only complete applications will be processed!
Some studies have restricted admission. This means that you must also take part in an admission procedure for these studies.
The admission procedure is carried out by a different department. If you have any questions about the admission procedure, please contact the relevant department: https://studienzugang.uni-graz.at/de/
Affected degree programs can be found here:
Bachelor's degree programs with restricted admission: https://studienzugang.uni-graz.at/de/
Teacher training programs with restricted admission: https://www.zulassunglehramt.at/
ATTENTION: The application for the admission procedure and the general application process are independent of each other. This means that it is also possible to go through the general application process before taking part in the admission procedure.
Especially for international applicants who have to attend the preparatory course, this means that they have to make sure to complete the admission procedure for the academic year in which they will complete the preparatory course.
No. A German certificate is only necessary if your previous education was not in German. It must be clear from the educational documents that German was the language of instruction (e.g. Abitur from Germany; Matura from South Tyrol), though. Otherwise, a confirmation from the educational institution that German was the language of instruction must be submitted.
