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We have compiled the most important information regarding the application and admission process for our new Master’s programme Entrepreneurship and Innovation Management (EIM). You can also find the current deadlines below.

General information about application and admission requirements

Application process.

The application period for the summer semester is from December 1 until January 15.

The application period for the winter semester is from June 1 until July 15.

Applicants should familiarize themselves with the steps in the admission process described below and expect to receive a written exam invitation. Alternatively, you can submit a GMAT (at least 650 points).

We do not work with Uni-assist. To apply, please use our application portal. The application portal opens on the first day of the particular application period and closes for these degree programmes after the application deadline.

Whether German or foreign HZB – the online application portal TUCaN (opens in new tab) is available for all prospective students and the same application deadlines apply.

Look here for further information about applying with international qualifications: International Admission

Admission requirements

Requirements for admission to both master’s degree programmes comprise a “Bachelor of Science” degree from the programmes B.Sc. Business Administration/Industrial Engineering (Wirtschaftsingenieurwesen) of TU Darmstadt or an equivalent degree, for example: Business Administration/Management or Business Mathematics.

Note: a Bachelor thesis is one of the most relevant requirements for a direct admission. Furthermore, a solid background in the field of Economics and Business administration is required and will be evaluated thoroughly.

To be admitted to the master’s degree programme, you must prove your study experience in the field of Business Administration and Economics totalling at least 45 credit points (CP), in Mathematics and Statistics totalling 20 CP, in Law at least 9 CP as well as an independently produced seminar work (6 CP) and a Bachelor thesis (12 CP).

All certificates can be checked only during the application period; we do not offer any kind of pre-evaluation!

Language requirements

All compulsory courses are held in English. Therefore, you need to show evidence that your English knowledge meets a C1 level. Please check the Equivalence table of Language Resource Centre of TU Darmstadt displaying the different exam formats, which are accepted, and some further options of English proof.

We recommend German language skills at level A2-B1, as German remains the official language at the TU Darmstadt and in order to be able to take advantage of the full range of courses offered by the department.

Further information

Regarding the visa, insurance, or accommodation questions please contact the International Student Services (ISS) .

More information about scholarships you will find here.

Application and admission process

Perform your  Online Application  via the application portal of the International Admission Office and follow the given instructions.

Fill in the entry competency sheet (opens in new tab) and indicate all the relevant courses you had during your previous studies.

Assort your  paper documents  and send them to the International Admission Office. You must send via post a set of authenticated copies of the academic transcripts, degree certificate, and English proficiency certificate, as well as translations if needed.

Documents will be forwarded to the Department of Law and Economics for detailed subject-specific examination. If all required competencies mentioned in Step 2 can be derived from your previous studies, you will be admitted directly.

Applicants without Business majors in the bachelor's programmes, such as those who have studied Mechanical Engineering or Computer Science, will be most likely rejected.

If there is a doubt about the required competencies according to your previous studies, we will invite you to the entrance examination , which will take place at TU Darmstadt and in a location-independent online form so that all applicants have the same chances and can participate from everywhere.

Specific degree entrance competencies for Entrepreneurship and Innovation Management M.Sc. and Logistics and Supply Chain Management M.Sc. tested in the entrance exam are following:

• Mathematics
• General Business Administration
• Entrepreneurship and Innovation Management or Logistics and Supply Chain Management
• Business Information Systems
• Law science

You can see a sample entrance exam here. (opens in new tab)

If you have passed the entrance exam, you will be admitted directly.

Alternatively, you can take a GMAT externally. The accepted score for a direct admission is 650 or higher.

The next entrance examination will take place on February, 23 at 2 pm. All applicants will be informed at the end of the application period whether they must take part in the entrance exam.

To be informed about the status of your application, please refer to the  International Admission Office . Do not call the Office for Student Affairs (Studienbüro), since we have no information related to your application status. After the departmental decision about your admission to one of the Master’s programmes, an official admission letter will be issued by the International Admission Office and sent to you.

Application process and admission requirements

How does the application and admission process work for students from Germany?

Here you can find instructions for an online application at TU Darmstadt for students with a German higher education entrance qualification.

After a centralized check of your documents, the Department of Law and Economics will conduct an internal review of your entrance competencies according to the examination regulations for the master’s programmes EIM and LSCM.

Applicants should familiarize themselves with the steps in the admission process and expect to receive a written exam invitation.

All steps of the admission process can be found on the departmental homepage.

I come from a foreign university. What should I prepare and what are the requirements for the process of enrolment of the Department of Law and Economics?

Please inform yourself about the required documents for international students and how to apply with international university entrance qualification on the central website of TU Darmstadt.

What are the language requirements?

All compulsory courses are held in English. Therefore, you need to show evidence that your English knowledge meets a C1 level. Please check the Equivalence table displaying the different exam formats which are accepted and some further options of English proof.

Do I need to provide a German language certificate?

No, since these master’s programmes are taught in English, you do not need to provide a German certificate. However, we strongly recommend starting with German as soon as possible.

Is there a numerus clausus for the master’s programmes EIM and LSCM?

No, neither of these programmes is admission restricted in this sense. Whether you are admitted directly depends on your bachelor's degree, more precisely on the required entry competencies. Please read more about the admission process on our website.

If I have obtained my diploma abroad, do I meet the admission requirements for the master's programme and can I apply for it at TU Darmstadt?

This cannot be answered in general. It depends on your subject and study programme. However, your documents will be checked individually and as thoroughly as for applicants from Germany.

Please note that we can only provide you with information on your eligibility for your chosen degree programme after you have completed and submitted the online application , and your application and the necessary documents have reached us via post.

If I have a bachelor’s degree in another subject and would now like to do a master’s degree in EIM or LSCM at TU Darmstadt, do I have the option of admission?

In any case, you should bring a large part of courses in Business Administration and Economics from your bachelor's degree. You have to fill out an entry competency sheet which you can download after your online application in the application portal and submit with all documents via post. You can also find the competency sheet (opens in new tab) in the download area of EIM/LSCM on the departmental homepage. It is very likely that you will be invited to the entrance exam. Direct admission is an exception for graduates of German universities as well as for international applicants. Alternatively, you can submit a GMAT (at least 650 points).

Can I submit my documents via email?

No, you need to submit all your documents via post to TU Darmstadt. More information about documents you will find here.

How does the application and admission process work for students who are currently studying at the TU Darmstadt?

You can apply via TUCaN and send your documents afterwards to the Office for Student Affairs or Yuliya Haryst (International Relations and Mobility) via post or email. You need to send the confirmation form, your Bachelor’s degree certificate and English proof.

Until when can language skills be submitted for applicants from Germany if these are not yet available at the time of application?

You can submit your language certificate until October 31th for studies in winter semester or until April 30th for studies in summer semester.

Planning and organizing your studies

Is it possible to transfer the CP from my previous study programme at the TU?

Yes, the transfer is possible. Please follow two steps in the following instruction:

1) Send a request via contact form , attach a course proposal to be recognized with assignment to the areas of your study plan. Please note that your technical courses belong to Studium Generale and not to Engineering and Natural Science, because purely technical content is considered unrelated to the subject.

2) Office for Student Affairs enters your credits in Tucan

Is it possible to transfer the CP from my previous study programme at a German/foreign university?

Yes, the transfer is possible to transfer the CP from a previous Master’s degree (not Bachelor’s!). Please follow this instruction:

1) Send a request via contact form and attach your transcript.

2) Office for Student Affairs will issue the application form for you and inform you about necessary documents and next steps of the recognition procedure.

Should I be able to speak German for the studies?

No, it is not a requirement for enrolment. Nevertheless, it is highly recommended to start learning German before your studies. This will give you more confidence in everyday life in Germany.

Can I take a German class at TU Darmstadt?

Yes, a basic German language class will be offered for EIM and LSCM students. Furthermore, you can take additional classes of the Language Resource Centre.

Where can I find the examination regulations and module handbooks?

You can find these both most important documents regarding your studies in the download area EIM / LSCM on the departmental homepage.

What kind of exchange possibilities exist for the new master’s programmes?

Here you can find the partner institutions of our department (choose „Dept. 01“ at „Fach-/Studienbereich“).

For more details, please contact the Advisor for International Relations & Mobility or the International Office of TU Darmstadt.

Who is the contact person when I have some troubles with the organization of my studies after official admission?

You can contact Yuliya Haryst (International Relations and Mobility) . Afterwards, your message will be forwarded to the responsible contact person.

If you have any questions about the organization of your studies, our Office for Student Affairs (“Studienbüro”) is the right contact point.

If you have specific questions about the subject, please contact the Study Advisory Service of the corresponding chair.

Is it possible to study EIM/LSCM as part-time?

Yes, it is possible, even from the first semester. Read more here.

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• In the event that you need to defer your course for a period of time, you will need to submit a Deferral Request form. Courses can only be deferred for a maximum of 12 weeks. Students can appeal for a longer period however this must be approved by the CEO. No refund of Course Fees will apply and you will still be liable for all payments due under this Agreement.
• a. You will need to submit a Course Transfer Request Form within three months of the commencement of your course.
• b. EIM International Training reserves the right to refuse a Course Transfer Request. If your Course Transfer Request is successful you will be required to pay a Transfer Fee as outlined in the Schedule of Administrative Fees.
• c. If the new course is of greater value than your current course, then you will need to pay the additional Course Fees to the value of the new course.
• d. If the new course is of lesser value than your current course then you will need to continue to pay your current Course fee.
• e. Only one course transfer is permitted per enrolment.
• f. Please note that Course Fees will not be refunded as a result of a course transfer.
• a. You will need to submit a written transfer request and provide a letter of offer from the other provider;
• b. All written transfer requests will be considered carefully and any concerns discussed with the student.
• c. Transfer requests will not, in normal circumstances, be granted in the first 6 months of the principle course for Student Visa holders. For any transfer request to be considered, the student will be required to have paid six months of tuition based on the existing payment plan, signed at induction.
• d. Tuition fees may be transferred between institutions at the discretion of the College, provided that the student’s transfer is approved by both institutions, and subject to all Government requirements.
• a. If the College is unable to deliver your course due to extenuating circumstances, you can apply in writing for a refund of remaining tuition fees only (as per Refund Policy). The refund will be paid to you within 28 days based on written refund application.
• b. EIM International Training complies with the government sponsored Tuition Protection Service (TPS) as outlined in the ESOS act. You can find more information on the act at: https://internationaleducation.gov.au/Pages/default.aspx
• a. Refund applications must be made in writing via the Refund Application Form to the College.
• b. Refunds will be processed in Australian dollars within 28 days of the written application.
• c. Any refund requests not covered in this policy are entirely at the discretion of the CEO.
• d. This agreement does not remove your right to take further action under Australia’s consumer protection laws.
• e. You have the right to pursue other legal remedies.
• f. All administration fees including the enrolment fee and holding deposits for each course are nonrefundable.
• g. For both off-shore and on-shore students where the visa application is refused before the course has commenced, you are entitled to a full refund of tuition fees less an administrative fee of no more than 5% or $500, whichever is the lesser amount and the enrolment fee (less agent fee if applicable). All refund requests due to Visa refusals must be accompanied by a copy of the Department of Home Affairs issued notification of “Refusal of Application for a Student Subclass 500 Visa.”
• h. For on-shore students accessing the payment plan option, please note refunds of the initial deposit will only occur if the course does not proceed or you do not meet the entry requirements. Refunds after the start date will be at the discretion of the CEO and will be calculated only on tuition not received.
• i. Where withdrawal notified in writing and received by the College 28 days or more before the nominated start of your course, 100% of the tuition fee, (less holding deposit and less enrolment fee and any agent fee if applicable) will be refunded.
• j. Where withdrawal notified in writing and received by the College less than 28 days before the nominated start of your course, 75% of the tuition fee (less holding deposit and less enrolment fee and any agent fee if applicable) will be refunded.
• k. Where withdrawal notified in writing and received by the College on the nominated course start date or after the course starts, no refund of tuition fees will be made.
• l. Please note: “course” refers to a single course as opposed to a “package” which is two or more
• a. The Department of Home Affairs (DoHA) excludes you from continuing your course.
• b. You withdraw after the course begins (subject to discretion of CEO).
• c. EIM International Training reports you to DoHA for any reason or suspends or expels you from the College at any time.
• d. The course commences on the nominated start date and you do not start on that day and have not previously withdrawn from the course.
• e. You submit falsified evidence of your eligibility for your course (i.e. IELTS certificate or school certificates) and upon initial assessment do not meet the entrance criteria.
• f. The college has to temporarily close due to extenuating circumstances such as fire, cyclone or flooding (natural disaster).
• g. Days are lost due to - late commencement of a course, public holidays or absences during the course.
• You need to provide evidence of your language level before your enrolment is accepted. You will also receive a full language assessment before you are enrolled. If your language level is assessed as being below the entry requirement for your course, you may be required to study an additional language program before commencing your course with us. If this affects the dates of your course, DoHA will be advised and your visa dates may be affected.
• a. Student Visa holders must be covered by OSHC for the entire period of their studies.
• b. Should you extend your period of study you will need to maintain your OSHC as a condition of your Student visa.
• c. Students must provide a copy of the OSHC certificate with their application form or at the induction.
• Induction is compulsory for all students and will be held on the week prior to commencement of your course. If you do not comply with this, your enrolment can be cancelled.
• Students must notify the College of changes of address, telephone number and email address immediately when they occur. Failure to do this may mean the student may not receive important information which may affect their course, their enrolment or their visa. This is a legal requirement .
• Fees will not be reduced as a result of RPL processes, however may be reduced for credit transfer. Applications for credit transfers and/or RPL must be made at the time of enrolment. If, for Student Visa holders, the length of study is reduced as a result of credit transfers or RPL, DoHA will be advised and your visa dates may be affected.
• a. It is the policy of EIM International Training to comply with all state and commonwealth regulations regarding the attendance of students;
• b. EIM International Training has implemented the DET-DoHA approved course progress policy option on all of its CRICOS registered VET courses;
• c. The EIM International Training course progress policy is available in the Policy and Procedure Manual.
• d. You may be refused entry into a subsequent course if you have not fully completed a lower level course of which you have also enrolled in.
• It is a requirement that students on vocational courses and work placements agree to abide by industry and/or EIM International Training dress standards, including uniform and safety clothing and footwear. Students who do not abide by our dress standards may not be able to continue their studies.
• It is a requirement that all students at the College treat other College staff and students with respect at all times and agree to abide by our Code of Behaviour, including guidelines on health & safety, language use and behavior. Students who do not abide by our Code of Behaviour may not be able to continue their studies and a refund will not be given.
• EIM International Training has a commitment to access and equity for all students and staff. The College’s Access and Equity Policy can be read in the Student Handbook. EIM International Training will not discriminate against any person or tolerate discrimination against any person on the basis of race, ethnicity, gender, age, sexual orientation, religion or ability/disability.
• The authority to collect this information is contained in the Education Services for Overseas Students Act 2000, the Education Services for Overseas Students Regulations 2019 and the National Code of Practice for Registration Authorities and Providers of Education and Training to Overseas Students 2018.
• in accordance with the Privacy Act 1988, information collected about you on this form and during your enrolment can be provided, in certain circumstances, to the Australian Government and designated authorities and if relevant, the Tuition Protection Service (TPS). This information includes personal contact details and changes and the circumstances of any suspected breach by the student of a student visa condition. In other instances, information collected on this form or during your enrolment can be disclosed without your consent where authorised or required by law.
• It is a requirement of the Australian Quality Training Framework that students can access personal information held by the Institute and may request corrections to information that is incorrect or out of date. You may apply to the Chief Executive Officer if you wish to view your records.
• EIM International Training uses students’ personal information (such as name, address, attendance records and results) for general student administration as well as for planning, communication, research, evaluation and marketing activities undertaken by the College. Only authorized personnel have access to this information.
• Students agree that EIM International Training will release information pertaining to their enrolment (excluding academic records), attendance and account details to their education agent.
• Students must complete a Student Authority to Release Information form to enable the release of information to third parties (Education agent not included).

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• The information I have provided on this form is complete and correct, and that I will notify EIM International Training of any changes in contact details, residential address, telephone, email and emergency contact person within 7 days of change while I am enrolled at the college (3.4.1, 3.5.2, 3.5.3)
• I have read, understood and accepted EIM International Training’s Terms and conditions for Enrolment and Payment as detailed in this Student Application and Agreement form
• I agree to pay my fees as required by the due dates and I understand that payment of fees is regarded as acceptance of the terms and conditions of this offer.
• I agree to be bound by the college rules and regulations and to follow acceptable codes of behaviour, attendance and academic performance and show a concern for other students.
• I understand and accept EIM International Training may use images and information arising from my involvement with the Institute for Institute marketing and promotion purposes
• I understand costs of additional services may vary from that indicated on marketing material however I will be advised of any differences.
• I acknowledge and accept the Schedule of Administrative Fees as published on the EIM International Training website (www.eim.edu.au/international) .
• I am aware “this written agreement and the right to make complaints and seek appeals of decisions and action under various processes, does not affect the rights of the student to take action under the Australian Consumer Law if the Australian Consumer Law applies” (3.4.5)
• I agree to attend a minimum of 20 hours per week
• I understand that my class may have two cohorts running at the same time.
• I understand that my trainers may change depending on circumstances.

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