MU Media University of Applied Sciences

Changing the city of your language course after getting your visa in Germany can generally be an issue for the immigration office (Ausländerbehörde). Your visa is usually issued for a specific purpose and city. Before making a city change, it's crucial to contact the immigration office in Berlin to inform them and get approval. Otherwise, you might face problems with your residence permit application or visa extension processes.

Your Uni-Assist profile usually remains active for a certain period. To check if a profile opened 2 years ago is still usable, you can try logging into the official Uni-Assist website. If you can log in and your information is up-to-date, you generally won't need to open a new profile. However, given that MU Media University is not a Uni-Assist member, you will need to submit your documents directly through the university's own application portal or by mail when applying to this university.

In Germany, it is mandatory for your place of residence and your official registration (Anmeldung) to be the same. If you live in Berlin and attend a language course there, you must complete your Anmeldung using your Berlin address. Registering your address from Brandenburg could lead to serious problems later with immigration office procedures, taxes, insurance, or other official correspondence. This situation is against the law, and you could face penalties if discovered.

Most public universities in Berlin require German language proficiency (usually C1 level) at the time of application for admission to bachelor's or master's programs and rarely offer conditional admission (i.e., enrollment after a language course). However, private universities or some universities of applied sciences (Fachhochschulen) might show different flexibilities, especially for English-taught programs or by offering their own language preparatory courses. If you're looking for conditional admission for software engineering, checking the official websites of universities (including private institutions like MU Media University) or contacting their student advisory offices will provide you with the most accurate information.

Uni-Assist is a service provider that evaluates applications through a centralized system. You send your documents to Uni-Assist, not directly to the university in Berlin (if the university is a Uni-Assist member). Uni-Assist requests your documents to be sent to its central office (usually located in Berlin) and forwards them to the relevant universities after evaluation. However, given that MU Media University is not a Uni-Assist member, you will need to submit your documents directly through the university's own application portal or by mail when applying to this university.