The University of Rostock does not publicly disclose an official acceptance rate. As a public university in Germany, admission is primarily based on meeting specific academic requirements rather than competitive selection.
For most programs, eligibility depends on the Hochschulzugangsberechtigung (university entrance qualification) or equivalent. Some programs may have Numerus Clausus (NC) restrictions, where slots are limited and allocated by grade thresholds. Non-EU applicants may face additional criteria like language proficiency.
Prospective students should consult the university’s admission pages for program-specific details, as requirements vary widely across disciplines.
