Restricted admission
If you want to find out whether a KU degree program you are interested in has restricted admission, please refer to our study offer website or ask the KUala bot.
In degree programs with restricted admission, the number of places is limited. An application is required for degree programs with restricted admission. A local selection process is carried out among all applicants, with the available places being allocated according to specific criteria (e.g., average grade of the university entrance qualification, etc.). Waiting periods are no longer taken into account.
If your application is successful, you will receive a letter of admission from the KU, which you can then use to enroll.
The dates and deadlines for enrollment can be found in the respective letters of admission.
More information on restricted admission
Admission restrictions for the 2025/26 study year
- MSc Business Administration with a focus on Digital Customer Experience & Service Design (DICE): 10 places
- MSc Business Administration with a focus on International Business Administration: 15 places
- BA Journalism: 50 places
- BA German and French Political Science: 20 places
- MA German and French Political Science: 20 study places
- Teaching degree for secondary school Gymnasium, school psychology: 15 study places
- Teaching degree for secondary school Realschule, school psychology: 5 study places
- Teaching degree for secondary school Mittelschule, school psychology: 5 study places
- Teaching degree for elementary school, school psychology: 5 study places
- BSc Psychology: 30 places
- MSc Psychology: 45 places
- MSc Clinical Psychology and Psychotherapy: 45 places
- MSc Transformation and Sustainable Living Spaces – Reshape Tourism: 25 places
- MA Conflict, Memory and Peace: 20 places
- MSc Business & Psychology: 60 places
Admission limits (numerus clausus)
Legal basis for admission restrictions
University Management Decision on setting admission limits for the degree program with admission restrictions.
