Higher education entrance qualification in accordance with Section 65 of the Higher Education Act.
Proof can be provided by:

• general higher education entrance qualification (Abitur)
• subject-specific higher education entrance qualification
• university of applied sciences entrance qualification
• higher education entrance qualification for professionally qualified applicants
• higher education entrance qualification for applicants who have passed a master craftsman’s examination or a comparable advanced professional qualification

Proof of a programme-related vocational training contract in an IT profession,
in particular as:

• IT specialist (specialising in application development)
• IT specialist (specialising in system integration)
• IT specialist (specialising in data and process analysis)
• IT specialist (specialising in digital networking)
• Management assistant for digitalisation management
• Management assistant for IT systems management

or

• Proof of a successfully completed programme-related vocational training qualification

or (in exceptional cases)

• Proof of programme-related professional work experience
• Commitment to complete a programme-related internship of at least 30 weeks during the first year of study

Admission of applicants from other professions will be decided on a case-by-case basis by the programme director.

A copy of the cooperation agreement signed by the company between the student’s employer and Mainz University of Applied Sciences

The language of instruction in the Bachelor's programme in Cyber Security Management (B.Sc.) is predominantly German. German language skills at level B2 (GER/CEFR) are therefore essential and must be demonstrated as part of the application.

This applies in particular to international applicants. A language level below B2 is not sufficient for the programme. The programme also includes the compulsory module ‘English’. Basic English language skills are therefore required, but formal proof of English language proficiency is not usually necessary.

Selection process 

Applying to the first or a higher semester with previous periods of study