Admission and Studies

The personal situation of disabled and chronically ill prospective students can be taken into account when applying for a study place. In order to give applicants with disabilities or chronic illnesses equal access to studying and an equal admission procedure, you can assert your disability or chronic illness.

Personal Advice – on campus, via cideo call or by phone

We offer you the opportunity of advisory services personally on campus or via video call or by telephone. Book your appointments for a personal consultation

in person at main campus: https://anny.eu/services/beratung-prasenz-mitbeeintrachtigung-ds1h9ktgrppcqmcx?step=period

online: https://anny.eu/services/beratung-online-mitbeeintrachtigung-r0foejmd9bbyexrz?step=period

or by writing to us at disabilityspam prevention@cst.tum.de

“Hardship” application Master’s programs

When applying for a Master’s degree program, you must always provide evidence of the specific requirements and fulfill the prerequisites. Due to the aptitude procedures for Master’s degree programs, special hardship is not taken into account, as the aptitude procedures are not exclusively based on grades but also examine other contents.

However, if you would like to claim circumstances, a disability or chronic illness that have had a negative impact on your Bachelor's degree grade, please upload all relevant documents as “optional documents”.

Contact: Studying with Special Needs

TUM Center for Study and Teaching – Student Advising: Studying with Special Needs

Book your consultation appointment

Student Advising and Information Services

 +49 89 289 22245
Monday to Friday, 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.

 studiumspam prevention@tum.de
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Find all the info on our services here.

Personal advising sessions with General Student Advising by appointment.

Service Desk

 Campus Munich, Arcisstraße 21, Room 0144, 80333 München

Monday, Wednesday, Friday: 9 a.m. – 12 p.m.

Tuesday and Thursday, 1 p.m. – 4 p.m.
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