Free University of Berlin

The first step in being admitted to Berlin University for an undergraduate programme is to decide the particular programme you want to enrol in. Examine the program's entry standards, which usually include scholastic credentials, language ability, and other prerequisites. Obtain the needed paperwork, which may include your high school diploma, transcripts, certification of language proficiency (such as the TestDaF or DSH for programs taught in German or English, or the TOEFL or IELTS for programs taught in English). Fill out the online application via the university's application portal or via UniAssist, a central application service that many German universities use for applications from outside the country. Make sure you pay any necessary application fees and submit your application before the deadline. Be advised that certain programs can additionally call for an entrance exam or interview.

Free University of Berlin has four major campuses. Located in the south-western of Berlin, Dahlem Campus is home to several departments like humanities, social science, history, law, business, economics, political sciences, biology, chemistry, and physics. The campus also houses 106-acre large Botanical Garden and John F. Kennedy Institute for North American Studies. The Lankwitz Campus comprises the Institute of Geographical Sciences, Institute of Meteorology, Institute of Geological Sciences, and the Institute for Space Sciences. The campus also has university archives. Duppel Campus houses most of the auxiliary divisions of the Veterinary Medicine Department. Located in Steglitz, Benjamin Franklin Campus is the merged medicine department of the Humboldt University of Berlin and the Free University of Berlin.