Where admission to a degree program is selective, there is only a limited number of study places available on the program. If there are enough free places, all applicants may be granted admission. If the number of applicants is higher than the number of places available on the program, a selection process is used to allocate the places. This is done in line with national and state regulations, and the university’s selection statutes for the program in question.
The following programs are not selective at the moment:
Master's programs:
- Master of Comparative Business Law (MCBL)
- Master's program in Culture and Economy: History
- Master's program in Culture and Economy: Philosophy
- Master's program in Culture and Economy: Romance Studies
- Master's program in History
- Master's program in Sociology
- Master of Education (Teacher Education for Gymnasium)
- Master of Education Extension Subject (only Informatics, Italian, Mathematics, History, English and French)
- Master's program in Competition Law and Regulation
- Master's program in Mathematics in Business and Economics
Bachelor's programs:
- Bachelor's program in Culture and Economy: German Studies
- Bachelor's program in Culture and Economy: French Studies
- Bachelor's program in Culture and Economy: Italian Studies
- Bachelor's program in Culture and Economy: Spanish Studies
- Bachelor's program in Romance Languages, Literatures and Media
- Bachelor's program in Business Informatics (special admission procedure)
- Bachelor's program in Economic and Business Education
- Bachelor of Education: Informatics, Italian and Mathematics
Admission to all other degree programs at the University of Mannheim is selective.
Please note: applicants wanting to enroll in a non-selective program must still fulfill the admission requirements and submit an application for admission.