Programs at LMU are divided into the following categories: programs with restrictions based on nationality; restricted programs at the local level; programs without restrictions; programs with pre-registration; programs with an enterance assessment. Depending on the category of the program, additional conditions for admission may be required from you in addition to basic documents that should include documents on education with transcripts; certificates of English / German; resume; motivation letter; copy of the foreign passport. For admission to restricted programs there quota and GPA rules will be applied.

The entrance test is considered passed if only you have completed the tasks in German and in Mathematics. Thus, you should pass both parts of the test equally well. If you successfully completed only one part of the test (German or Mathematics), then you will have to take both parts of the test again when take the entrance exam again for the next semester.

T course subjects include German, Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry, Computer Science or Constructive Geometry or Electrical Engineering (depending on the chosen program) M course subjects include German, Chemistry, Biology, Physics, Mathematics, Latin-Greek verbal education. W course subjects include German, Mathematics, Economics and Business Administration, Social Studies, English (B1 / B2). S / G course subjects: German, Literature, History, Social Studies, English (B2) / Latin (depending on the program).

As one of Europe's leading research universities, LMU keeps to the highest international standards in teaching and research. LMU covers a wide range of areas, ranging from the Humanities and Cultural Sciences, Law, Economics, Social Sciences and ending with Medicine and Natural Sciences. “Introduction to Educational Practice”, “Marketing Basics”, “Medical Diagnostic Application Guidelines” are just some of the topics covered by the LMU online training program. On the “Coursera” platform, there are separate courses on certain topics in the free online access, at the end of the course you can receive a confirming certificate. More details at the weblink: https://www.coursera.org/lmu

All LMU students can plan an internship abroad at any time. Gaining a practical experience is usually recommended after the 3rd semester. The main requirements for candidates are knowledge of the language, for example, English, or French, and of course good knowledge and skills during the study of the program. There is a Career Center at the university, where you can get some advice and recommendation. Among the most popular countries for gaining practical experience there are Great Britain, the USA, France, Spain, etc. The place of the practice is selected accordingly to your goals. That can be a business company, a public organization, a non-profit organization, or a research institute. That would be good to start the preparation and search in advance, since some companies may select interns a year before the start of the internship, but some can do that in two months before. In order to get funding for the internship period, LMU students are recommended to apply for a scholarship or grant in advance.