Selective Admissions Dossier · University of Passau [DE]

Nguyen Gia Bao Nam (Michael Nam)

A structured admissions dossier for University of Passau and its B.Sc. Artificial Intelligence.

Country

Germany [DE]

Concise AI-first submission

University

University of Passau [DE]

A direct Germany bachelor option with a dedicated B.Sc. in Artificial Intelligence taught in English.

Cost

€33,000 to €43,500

Estimated total cost to plan around before scholarship.

With scholarship

€33,000 to €43,500

Effectively the same because this route already runs on public low fees.

Submission posture

Primary submission copy

Prepared as a main application packet for this university.

Why this packet fits the university

This packet can lead with direct English-medium AI, disciplined execution, and a cost structure that makes the application read practical as well as ambitious.

What this packet is meant to show

This packet is written for University of Passau and its programme, not as a generic prestige statement reused everywhere.
The evidence base is real: verified school record, competition signals, and a current internship update.
The academic direction, school fit, and evidence layer all need to stay clear from the first page.

Applicant frame

Nguyen Gia Bao Nam is a Vietnam-based applicant with verified Vinschool Hanoi continuity from grade 1 through grade 10 and promotion to grade 11 after the 2024-2025 year.

Current evidence layer

Vinschool recordHKICO SilverHKIMO Bronze1Matrix

Target-school fit

A clean and practical Germany option for a student who wants an English-taught AI bachelor's without starting in a huge city.

Official route

Direct university portal via Passau portal or uni-assist. The official form and formal uploads are primary; the dossier mainly supports clarity and packaging.

Motivation summary

My strongest dossier for University of Passau should show a student aiming for practical AI and computing, with strong long-run academic discipline, early external competition signals, and a clear reason why this institution fits my version of technical growth.

Frame this as a disciplined, practical AI application built around long-run consistency, human-scale study life, and credible cost logic.

School-fit table

Theme	What to include
Programme fit	A direct Germany bachelor option with a dedicated B.Sc. in Artificial Intelligence taught in English.
Academic reason	Research environment looks credible, and the programme is notable as Passau's first fully English-taught bachelor's programme.
Student-life fit	Lively without being overwhelming. It is easier to imagine friendships and routines forming here than in a large dispersed metro system.
Budget logic	€33,000 to €43,500 total before scholarship. €33,000 to €43,500 with scholarship.

Michael Nam

Submission rules

Keep every claim tied to the verified student profile.
Make the school-specific reason concrete, not decorative.
Use the official route: Direct university portal via Passau portal or uni-assist.
Still missing or future-dated: Grade-11 transcript / report (Future document); Final upper-secondary transcript (Future document); Final high-school diploma / leaving certificate (Future document); English-language proof (Missing); Certified translations / legalisation stack (Partial).

Attachments to pair with this dossier

Reusable common data: Passport or identity copy (External to repo); Verified grade-10 school record (Ready in repo); Grade-11 transcript / report (Future document); Final upper-secondary transcript (Future document)
School-specific asks: University entrance qualification check
Still missing or future-dated: Grade-11 transcript / report (Future document); Final upper-secondary transcript (Future document); Final high-school diploma / leaving certificate (Future document); English-language proof (Missing); Certified translations / legalisation stack (Partial).
Use the common profile page as source-of-truth, but format the final upload set for the target portal.

Best pairing

This works best when University of Passau is selective enough to reward a structured packet and a clearly argued academic direction.