BSc · 4 years · Earth & Environmental
International tuition
€1,500 per term
~€12,000 for the whole 4 years, at today's feePriced for this course · Non-EU students
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Baden-Württemberg tuition fee for non-EU/non-EEA students (Landeshochschulgebührengesetz §4(1)). A EUR 190/semester registration fee is also paid by every student regardless of nationality.
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There is no year-dated fee page on University College Freiburg's own site, but the current, standing figures are: a EUR 190/semester registration fee paid by every student (this is the state-wide Baden-Württemberg 'Semesterbeitrag', described on the university's fee page as its 'current' rate with no fixed validity period stated), plus a EUR 1,500/semester tuition fee specifically for non-EU/non-EEA students (set by Baden-Württemberg's Landeshochschulgebührengesetz, section 4(1)) -- so roughly EUR 3,380/year total for a non-EU student (EUR 1,690/semester x 2). Students admitted to a 2nd Bachelor's degree pay an additional EUR 650/semester on top. LAS is selective with an annual intake of 80 students across all four Majors combined.
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- Intake
- October (Winter Semester)
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- Taught in
- English
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- Application deadline
- 1 June to 15 July for the first (winter) semester. Non-EU citizens without a German school-leaving certificate do not go through the standard grade-based selection procedure; they are admitted through a separate quota of 20% of the available places.
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Scholarships1 available
Deutschlandstipendium (Germany Scholarship) at the University of Freiburg
EUR 300 per month for one year, plus non-material support — access to a network of contacts across subjects and stages of study, and to the scholarship's sponsors, including potential employers and mentors. The university raises the first half from private sponsors and the federal government contributes the other half.
Eligibility: Students of all nationalities may apply, provided they are enrolled as regular students on a degree programme at the University of Freiburg and are aiming to take a degree there. All undergraduate programmes (bachelor, state examination, magister, diplom) qualify, as do second degrees, master's degrees and evening or cooperative programmes. Besides academic achievement at school and university, selection weighs community service, previous vocational training, and success in overcoming unfavourable life circumstances.
The funding period starts on 1 April each year, with the first payment made retroactively for past funding months once selection closes. More than 400 holders received certificates in July 2026 across the 2025/2026 and 2026/2027 funding years. No numeric grade threshold is published, so none is recorded here.
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Entry requirementsEnglish · grades
English language
- English (CEFR)Level B2 of the Common European Framework of Reference required. No specific test (IELTS/TOEFL) or numeric score is published for this requirement.
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