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3 The Program of - GPE Global Production Engineering - TU Berlin

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Technische Universität <strong>Berlin</strong><br />

<strong>Global</strong> <strong>Production</strong> <strong>Engineering</strong> (<strong>GPE</strong>)<br />

<strong>GPE</strong> Guide 2007<br />

5.4 Filling out the application form for admission („Antrag auf Zulassung<br />

zum Studium für internationale Studierende, Immatrikulation)<br />

As the next step you will have to fill out the application form for admission and submit two<br />

authorized copies <strong>of</strong> your Bachelors Degree Certificate. This will be collected from the <strong>GPE</strong>coordination<br />

and given to the International Admission department (AAA). You will get the<br />

“Bescheid über die bedingte Zulassung” (Notice <strong>of</strong> Conditional Admission), which you will<br />

receive from the <strong>GPE</strong>-Coordination Office.<br />

5.5 Bank Account for students: student account (“Studentenkonto”)<br />

You will probably want to open a bank account in <strong>Berlin</strong> in order to deal with financial matters<br />

more quickly and efficiently. If your bank in your home country has a partner bank or even a<br />

branch in <strong>Berlin</strong>, you should open an account with this bank. Usually, this will avoid fees for<br />

transfers from and to your home country.<br />

Otherwise, you can open a student account which is free <strong>of</strong> fees with various banks (Even the<br />

Post <strong>of</strong>fice has a bank branch.) A bank account in Germany may be required for some<br />

services, e.g. to get a room in a dormitory or being registered with health insurance.<br />

In order to open a student account you will need the following documents:<br />

• passport or <strong>of</strong>ficial ID<br />

• polizeiliche Anmeldebestätigung (registration <strong>of</strong> residence)<br />

• <strong>TU</strong>B Studentenausweis / Bescheid (student passport <strong>of</strong> <strong>TU</strong>B)<br />

In case it is not possible to open a student account without the <strong>TU</strong>B Studentenausweis or the<br />

Bescheid, you should open a regular current account (for which you have to pay banking<br />

fees) and then, later on with your student ID, have it transformed into a student account.<br />

Here are some banks with departments close to <strong>TU</strong>B. Those banks have a cash<br />

confederation, so you can withdraw money at EC cash points from either bank free <strong>of</strong> charge<br />

even if your account is with another bank <strong>of</strong> the confederation. Otherwise there is usually no<br />

difference in the conditions <strong>of</strong> these banks. But therefore you have to ask whether you will be<br />

given an EC-card (eurocheque-card). Not everybody gets an EC-card, mostly only people<br />

who prove their regular income do. But why not ask- with an EC card it is easy to get money<br />

at any bank.<br />

Please ask for the International Bank Account Number (IBAN) and the SWITF-code <strong>of</strong> your<br />

bank. This will ease the money transfer from your home country to Germany.<br />

Deutsche Bank<br />

Otto-Suhr-Allee 6-16<br />

10585 <strong>Berlin</strong> (Charlottenburg)<br />

Tel.: 34 07 - 0<br />

Mon, Tue, Thu 10:00 am – 06:00 pm<br />

Wed, Fri 10.00 am – 04:00 pm<br />

August 2007 20

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