From now on, only internal, ie. enrolled students of the Europa-Universität Flensburg are able to take the DSH exam provided by the Europa-Universität Flensburg. The target group comprises the students of our partner universities as well as students enrolled in the ProRef program. Interested external parties can no longer be considered.
General Information
What is the DSH?
Do you come from another country and would like to study in Germany?
Then, with the existence of the "German Language Test for Higher Education" (DSH), you can prove that you are able to study in the German language and able to study in scientific disciplines, follow lectures and participate actively in seminars.
In the following, you can inform yourself about the following aspects of the DSH:
- How is the test set up?
- What is the legal basis for the DSH exam in Flensburg?
- What results do I need to study in Flensburg?
DSH Stages
The overall examination is passed when both the oral and the written examination are passed. The result of the DSH is given in three stages - DSH 1, DSH 2 and DSH 3.
DSH Level | Corresponds to a result of at least | Eligibility |
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DSH 1 | 57% | Not able to study at the Europa-University Flensburg |
DSH 2 | 67% | Able to study at the Europa-Universität Flensburg (With the exception of the BA course in Educational Sciences and all teacher profession-related master study programs) |
DSH 3 | 82% | Also able to a BA study program in education sciences as well as all teacher profession-related master study courses |
Both in the oral and written examination |
With a total score of DSH 2 and DSH 3, you will demonstrate advanced language competences. This corresponds approximately to a level of C1 (DSH 2) or C1 / C2 (DSH 3) of the Common European Framework.
DSH-Test
The structure of the test is shown below. It is divided into a written and an oral exam. Admission to the oral examination is only possible when the written examination with at least DSH 1 has been passed.
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Written exam (Up to 4 hours / 240 minutes) |
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Oral exam (About 20 minutes) |
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A sample test can be found here.
Legal basis
Detailed information on DSH at the Europa-Universität Flensburg, e.g. for the admission, assessment of the examination as well as for a possible deregistration from the examination, can be found in our examination regulations dated 05.02.2015. This corresponds to the framework for German language examinations for study at German universities (RO-DT) from 17.11.2011. The Europa-Universität Flensburg is registered with the University Rectors' Conference and is entitled to give the DSH examination. In accordance with §7 of the Framework Regulations, a DSH examination, which is designed according to the framework regulations, is recognized by all universities and study colleges.
DSH in Flensburg
Events/Schedule
The Europa-Universität Flensburg offers a DSH exam once a year. In preparation for the special examination format, you will take part in a semester-accompanying DSH preparatory course, as well as a C1.2 course.
Phase | Date |
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German Course C1.2 | 2019 |
DSH Preparation Course | 2019 |
Written exam | 2019 |
Oral exam | 2019 |
Creation and dispatch of certificates | 2019 |
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Accompanying C1.2 course | Free of charge |
DSH preparation course | 100 Euro |
DSH exam | 125 Euro |
Admission Requirements
From now on, only internal, ie. Enrolled students of the Europa- Universität Flensburg are able to take the DSH exam provided by the Europa-Universität Flensburg. The target group comprises the students of our partner universities as well as students enrolled in the program ProReF. External interested parties can no longer be considered.
Please contact your course supervisor for registration information.
Study Opportunities in Flensburg
With the successful completion of the DSH exam, you have the following opportunities in Flensburg:
Courses of study - Europa-Universität Flensburg
For general information about studying in Germany, Eg "Studying in Germany" and on the pages of the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD).