Studium für Flüchtlinge/ Informationsveranstaltung der LMU
Trotz Ramadan und allen anderen Hürden die das Leben so bietet,
haben es Mahmoud eins, Mahmoud zwei, Sharif und Victory
bis zur Infoveranstaltung an der Uni geschafft.
Dahlia und Ibrahim haben übersetzt.
Sophia hat von der weißen Rose erzählt und uns in die kleine Mensa eingeladen.
Nach Hause ging es durch den Englischen Garten,
die Wellenreiter am Haus der Kunst fesselten besonders,
und der Hofgarten wurde als perfekter Platz zum Shisharauchen ausgemacht.
Nachfolgend einige knappe Informationen aus den Präsentationen:
LMU’s Preparatory Program:
Participation:
General elegibility conditions:
– Certificate of competence in German (B1 level)
– Proof of eligibility for admission to university or original academic transcripts
– Informal application to the Project Coordinator at the International Office Curriculum vitae (CV) + Personal motivation letter indicating what subjects you would like to study
– Letter of recommendation from an LMU Faculty or a support organization (the International Office can put you in touch with suitable contacts). The letter should confirm that the Faculty concerned supports the applicant’s wish to study.
Immediate enrollment as a full-time university student may not always be possible —> LMU developed a preparatory program designed specifically for refugees and asylum-seekers who do not have the option to attend the „Studienkolleg“. The program consists of the following elements:
– Language courses at „Deutschkurse bei der LMU“ http://www.dkfa.de/en or
– Online language courses: Uni-Online (all courses free of charge) —financed by DAAD program „Integra„
– Workshops on „soft skills“ (cooperation with faculties)
– Temporary enrollment as a student (max. one year): all degree courses not medicine, not pharmacy etc.); option to collect credit points that can be transferred in a regular study program
Counselling:
Ms. Monique Esnouf
Ludwigstr. 27, Room G 017
Phone: +49 (0) 89 12180-2019
Email: mesnouf@lmu.de
International students (non EU)
General conditions for applying to a fulltime study program
– Certificate of proficiency in German (C1 level — i.e. Testda F, DSH etc.)
(not required for Master’s Programs Taught in English or doctoral programs)
– Proof of eligibility for admission to university
(equivalence to German School leaving Certificate — Abitur)
– Different countries —> different forms of equivalence —> preparatory course at the „Studienkolleg“
– Different types of degree courses —> parallel applications at different faculties may be necessary (Academic aptitude test („Eignungsfeststellungsverfahren“),
Preregistration
„Voranmeldung“, Application (limited courses)
Individual check necessary
– Health insurance card
– Proof of residence status (check with local migrational authorities, if participation in a full time program is possible)
The semester Fee at LMMU currently amounts to 117 Euro per semester.
Deadline of application: 15th of January, 15 th of July
Preparatory Course – Studienkolleg
For international students from certain countries and depending on the type and/or level of the school leaving certificates or previous studies at an university, the participation in a preparatory course may be obligatory—> „indirect university admission“
– Check „anabin“ website: www.anabin.kmk.org
Database on foreign educational equivalences.
„Anerkennung and Bewertung ausländischer Bildungsnachweise“
– Admission to the „Studienkolleg“ is only possible by applying for a specific undergraduate degree course at an University/University of Applied Sciences —> the university admission’s office issues a notification indicating the participation in an preparatory course at „Studienkolleg“
—> Universities of applied sciences – Studienkolleg Coburg
—> Universities – Studienkolleg München
– Limited number of places available —> admission test
– LMU requieres german proficiency at the level of B2
LMU’s Preparatory Program: Informationen für Flüchtlinge
University Initiatives
TABS – Teilhabe am Bildungssystem – Fakultat für Psychologie und Pädagogik
Studierende engagieren sich für Flüchtlinge mit Behinderung und chronischer Erkrankung – Fakultät für Psychologie und Pädagogik, Department Pädagogik und Rehabilitation
Peer2Peer für Flüchtlinge – Center for Leadership and People Management
Students4Refugees – Fakultät 13 für Sprache und Kultur, Institut DaF
Refugees Scholar Forum – Institut fur Ethnologie
Academic Experience Worldwide – Fakultät für Soziologie
IKK – Interkulturelle Beratungsstelle
German Courses
daf deutsch als fremdsprache (German as a foreign language)
—> Basic German language courses (GER A1 to B1)
—> Taught by students of daf
—> Cooperation with the Hueber Verlag
—> Contact Julia Blanco (blanco@daf.lmu.de)