1. You must already have a valid vocational training contract for three years of nursing training with one of FH Münster's cooperation partners (these are specific nursing schools or hospitals).

2. If you didn't get your school diploma at a German-speaking institution, you need to prove your German language skills at level C1 (for example, with the "TestDaF" or an equivalent certificate).

3. The actual allocation of places happens through an internal selection process run by the cooperation partners. They look at your school grades, your progress in training, and whether you completed your probationary period. If accepted, you’ll get a reference from your training institution, which then allows you to enrol at FH Münster.

So, first step: look for a nursing training position with one of FH Münster’s partner institutions and start your vocational training there. The university itself is not where you send your initial application – you go through the cooperation partner. Full details and further steps can be found on FH Münster’s official programme page: https://www.fh-muenster.de/de/studiengaenge/pflege-duale-variante-bachelor

Do you already have a training contract in nursing or are you just starting your research? If you need tips for finding a cooperation partner or want to check alternative nursing programmes that might suit your situation, just let me know.