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Universität Stuttgart (University of Stuttgart)

Universität Stuttgart (University of Stuttgart), in Stuttgart, Germany, has 17 undergraduate courses and 10 master's courses listed on StudyPath. International tuition is ~€3,000 a year. Uni Stuttgart publishes its own accommodation prices, from €350 per month. 26 of the 27 publish an application deadline. 1 named scholarship is recorded against these courses. Every figure above was read from Uni Stuttgart's own published pages and last checked on 31 August 2026.

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Air Quality Control, Solid Waste and Waste Water Process Engineering (WASTE)

M.Sc. · 2 years · Environmental Engineering, Chemical Engineering

International tuition

€1,500 per term

~€6,000 for the whole 2 years, at today's fee
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Since winter semester 2017/18 · Same rate across the institution · Non-EU students

Same Baden-Wurttemberg state-wide non-EU tuition mandate that applies to the university’s other courses: EUR 1,500/semester for non-EU/EEA students on a consecutive Master's programme, set by state law (LHGebG), on top of the standard semester fee (currently EUR 184).

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Intake
October (winter semester)
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English
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Application deadline
February 15
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“International prospective students (degree-seeking) Start your application Application period for the winter semester: November 15 – February 15 The winter semester starts in October.”
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Scholarships1 available

  • Deutschlandstipendium (Germany Scholarship) at the University of Stuttgart

    EUR 300 per month, half from the Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF) and half from private donors such as foundations, companies and individuals. Awarded for one year (two semesters) at a time; renewal requires a fresh application.

    Eligibility: An achievement scholarship open to enrolled University of Stuttgart students. Awarded on academic grades together with at least one additional 'soft' criterion — subject-related and non-subject qualifications and achievements (e.g. prizes, internships), extracurricular or social/political engagement, or circumstances that have complicated the applicant's educational biography. Selection is by a ranking list drawn up by each degree programme's commission, faculty by faculty.

    Applications are handed in over roughly ten days each January, for funding starting in April; the applicant must be enrolled at the University of Stuttgart in the following summer semester. At the time of collection the 2026/27 round had closed and the university expected the 2027/28 call to be announced around December 2026. The scholarship is not tied to nationality and the university publishes no numeric grade threshold, so no grade bar is recorded here. It does not reduce BAföG.

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Requires a Bachelor's or Diploma degree in Chemical, Civil, Environmental, Mechanical, or Process Engineering, or a related field. Very good English required (non-native speakers need a certificate, no specific test/score named on this page). Basic German (A2) is also required. Complete details are in the university's admission regulations and the WASTE programme's own website.
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“Bachelor or Diploma Degree in Chemical, Civil, Environmental, Mechanical, or Process Engineering or in a related field”
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Integrative Technologies and Architectural Design Research (ITECH)

M.Sc. · 2 years · Civil Engineering, Engineering (General)

International tuition

€1,500 per term

~€6,000 for the whole 2 years, at today's fee
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Since winter semester 2017/18 · Same rate across the institution · Non-EU students

Same Baden-Wurttemberg state-wide non-EU tuition mandate that applies to the university’s other courses: EUR 1,500/semester for non-EU/EEA students on a consecutive Master's programme, set by state law (LHGebG), on top of the standard semester fee (currently EUR 184).

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Intake
October (winter semester)
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Taught in
English
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Application deadline
February 15
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“Application period for the winter semester: November 15 – February 15 The winter semester starts in October.”
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  • Deutschlandstipendium (Germany Scholarship) at the University of Stuttgart

    EUR 300 per month, half from the Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF) and half from private donors such as foundations, companies and individuals. Awarded for one year (two semesters) at a time; renewal requires a fresh application.

    Eligibility: An achievement scholarship open to enrolled University of Stuttgart students. Awarded on academic grades together with at least one additional 'soft' criterion — subject-related and non-subject qualifications and achievements (e.g. prizes, internships), extracurricular or social/political engagement, or circumstances that have complicated the applicant's educational biography. Selection is by a ranking list drawn up by each degree programme's commission, faculty by faculty.

    Applications are handed in over roughly ten days each January, for funding starting in April; the applicant must be enrolled at the University of Stuttgart in the following summer semester. At the time of collection the 2026/27 round had closed and the university expected the 2027/28 call to be announced around December 2026. The scholarship is not tied to nationality and the university publishes no numeric grade threshold, so no grade bar is recorded here. It does not reduce BAföG.

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Entry requirementsEnglish · grades

English language

  • IELTS, 6 overall
  • TOEFL, 79 overall
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“Sufficient knowledge of English: IELTS (band 6) Certificate or TOEFL (minimum score: 550 paper based, 213 computer based, 79 internet based); Native speaker and students who have passed the entirety of their undergraduate studies in a program taught in English are exempt from this rule.”
Integrative Technologies and Architectural Design Research (ITECH) M.Sc. - University of Stuttgartuni-stuttgart.de
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Open to students with a recognised Bachelor's degree in architecture (or architectural science), urban planning, civil engineering, biology or biomimetics, environmental engineering, or a similar engineering or natural science degree. A portfolio demonstrating interest in the field is also required as part of the application.
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“The program is open to students with a recognized bachelor's degree in architecture (or architectural science), urban planning, civil engineering, biology or biomimetics, environmental engineering or similar engineering or natural science degrees.”
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Computational Mechanics of Materials and Structures (COMMAS)

M.Sc. · 2 years · Engineering (General), Materials Science

International tuition

€1,500 per term

~€6,000 for the whole 2 years, at today's fee
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Since winter semester 2017/18 · Same rate across the institution · Non-EU students

Same Baden-Wurttemberg state-wide non-EU tuition mandate that applies to the university’s other courses: EUR 1,500/semester for non-EU/EEA students on a consecutive Master's programme, set by state law (LHGebG), on top of the standard semester fee (currently EUR 184).

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October (winter semester)
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English
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“The entire master's program can be studied in English and takes two years (four semesters) including a master thesis.”
Computational Mechanics of Materials and Structures (COMMAS) M.Sc. - University of Stuttgartuni-stuttgart.de
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February 15
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“International prospective students (degree-seeking) Start your application Application information on the website of COMMAS Application period for the winter semester: November 15 – February 15 The winter semester starts in October.”
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Scholarships1 available

  • Deutschlandstipendium (Germany Scholarship) at the University of Stuttgart

    EUR 300 per month, half from the Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF) and half from private donors such as foundations, companies and individuals. Awarded for one year (two semesters) at a time; renewal requires a fresh application.

    Eligibility: An achievement scholarship open to enrolled University of Stuttgart students. Awarded on academic grades together with at least one additional 'soft' criterion — subject-related and non-subject qualifications and achievements (e.g. prizes, internships), extracurricular or social/political engagement, or circumstances that have complicated the applicant's educational biography. Selection is by a ranking list drawn up by each degree programme's commission, faculty by faculty.

    Applications are handed in over roughly ten days each January, for funding starting in April; the applicant must be enrolled at the University of Stuttgart in the following summer semester. At the time of collection the 2026/27 round had closed and the university expected the 2027/28 call to be announced around December 2026. The scholarship is not tied to nationality and the university publishes no numeric grade threshold, so no grade bar is recorded here. It does not reduce BAföG.

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English language

  • TOEFL iBT, 79 overall
  • IELTS, 6.5 overall
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“Very good knowledge of English, non-native speakers need a language certificate (TOEFL IBT 79 or IELTS 6.5).”
Computational Mechanics of Materials and Structures (COMMAS) M.Sc. - University of Stuttgartuni-stuttgart.de
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Requires a Bachelor's degree in Engineering or Natural Science (or a related field), or a "Diplom"/"Vordiplom" plus additional core-course examinations, together with a school-leaving certificate authorising university entry. Admission is restricted (limited places); the COMMAS admission committee evaluates applicants on prior academic performance and professional promise, with no guarantee from high grades alone. Applicants from China, India, Iran, Mongolia, and Vietnam face additional country-specific documentation requirements (standard practice across German universities, not specific to COMMAS).
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“A school certificate authorizing the holder to enter a university or an authorization regarded as equivalent by the board of examination of COMMAS”
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Water Resources Engineering and Management (WAREM)

M.Sc. · 2 years · Civil Engineering, Earth & Environmental

International tuition

€1,500 per term

~€6,000 for the whole 2 years, at today's fee
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Since winter semester 2017/18 · Same rate across the institution · Non-EU students

Same Baden-Wurttemberg state-wide non-EU tuition mandate that applies to the university’s other courses: EUR 1,500/semester for non-EU/EEA students on a consecutive Master's programme, set by state law (LHGebG), on top of the standard semester fee (currently EUR 184).

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Intake
October (Winter Semester)
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“The complete master's program consists of three semesters of coursework and a six-month master's thesis . Each generation of students starts October during the Winter Semester with an intensive German course being offered in September for international students.”
Master of Science Program WAREM - University of Stuttgartwarem.uni-stuttgart.de
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English
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“The WAREM master program is taught and administered in English, focusing on creating an international environment.”
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January 15, for both German and international applicants, for the October (winter-semester) intake. Acceptance letters are typically sent by the end of March.
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“Applications for both German and International students are due January 15 th , with acceptance letters typically sent by the end of March.”
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  • Deutschlandstipendium (Germany Scholarship) at the University of Stuttgart

    EUR 300 per month, half from the Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF) and half from private donors such as foundations, companies and individuals. Awarded for one year (two semesters) at a time; renewal requires a fresh application.

    Eligibility: An achievement scholarship open to enrolled University of Stuttgart students. Awarded on academic grades together with at least one additional 'soft' criterion — subject-related and non-subject qualifications and achievements (e.g. prizes, internships), extracurricular or social/political engagement, or circumstances that have complicated the applicant's educational biography. Selection is by a ranking list drawn up by each degree programme's commission, faculty by faculty.

    Applications are handed in over roughly ten days each January, for funding starting in April; the applicant must be enrolled at the University of Stuttgart in the following summer semester. At the time of collection the 2026/27 round had closed and the university expected the 2027/28 call to be announced around December 2026. The scholarship is not tied to nationality and the university publishes no numeric grade threshold, so no grade bar is recorded here. It does not reduce BAföG.

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Suited to Bachelor's graduates in Civil Engineering, Water Resources, Chemical Engineering, Chemical Process Technology, Environmental Engineering, Fluid Mechanic Engineering, Irrigation Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Sanitary Engineering, or Soil & Irrigation Engineering. An intensive German course is offered in September before the intake for international students, though the programme itself is taught and administered in English.
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“Bachelor of Civil Engineering, Water Resources, Chemical Engineering, Chemical Process Technology, Environmental Eng., Fluid Mechanic Eng., Irrigation Eng., Mechanical Eng., Sanitary Eng., Soil & Irrigation Eng.”
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Geomatics for Environmental Monitoring (GEM)

M.Sc. · 2 years · Earth & Environmental, Computer Science

International tuition

€1,500 per term

~€6,000 for the whole 2 years, at today's fee
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Since winter semester 2017/18 · Same rate across the institution · Non-EU students

Same Baden-Wurttemberg state-wide non-EU tuition mandate that applies to the university’s other courses: EUR 1,500/semester for non-EU/EEA students on a consecutive Master's programme, set by state law (LHGebG), on top of the standard semester fee (currently EUR 184).

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Intake
October (winter), April (summer)
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Taught in
English
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Application deadline
For the winter-semester intake (starting October): November 15 to January 15. For the summer-semester intake (starting April): May 15 to July 15.
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Scholarships1 available

  • Deutschlandstipendium (Germany Scholarship) at the University of Stuttgart

    EUR 300 per month, half from the Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF) and half from private donors such as foundations, companies and individuals. Awarded for one year (two semesters) at a time; renewal requires a fresh application.

    Eligibility: An achievement scholarship open to enrolled University of Stuttgart students. Awarded on academic grades together with at least one additional 'soft' criterion — subject-related and non-subject qualifications and achievements (e.g. prizes, internships), extracurricular or social/political engagement, or circumstances that have complicated the applicant's educational biography. Selection is by a ranking list drawn up by each degree programme's commission, faculty by faculty.

    Applications are handed in over roughly ten days each January, for funding starting in April; the applicant must be enrolled at the University of Stuttgart in the following summer semester. At the time of collection the 2026/27 round had closed and the university expected the 2027/28 call to be announced around December 2026. The scholarship is not tied to nationality and the university publishes no numeric grade threshold, so no grade bar is recorded here. It does not reduce BAföG.

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English language

  • TOEFL, 80 overallInternet-based test score; or any other proof equivalent to fundamental knowledge of English.
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“You need a proof of fundamental knowledge of the English language (i.e. TOEFL test, min. 80 points (internet-based) or any other proof equivalent to it.”
Geomatics for Environmental Monitoring (GEM) M.Sc. - University of Stuttgartuni-stuttgart.de
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Requires a Bachelor's degree of at least six semesters (or equivalent) in Geodesy and Geoinformatics Engineering or a closely related field, with knowledge and skills equivalent to those of Stuttgart's own Geodesy and Geoinformatics Engineering Bachelor's. A strong foundation in mathematics and proficiency in programming languages (e.g. MATLAB, Python) is also necessary.
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“A Bachelor's degree of at least six semesters in duration (or equivalent) in Geodesy and Geoinformatics Engineering or in a closely related field of study”
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Materials Science

M.Sc. · 2 years · Materials Science

International tuition

€1,500 per term

~€6,000 for the whole 2 years, at today's fee
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Since winter semester 2017/18 · Same rate across the institution · Non-EU students

Same Baden-Wurttemberg state-wide non-EU tuition mandate that applies to the university’s other courses: EUR 1,500/semester for non-EU/EEA students on a consecutive Master's programme, set by state law (LHGebG), on top of the standard semester fee (currently EUR 184).

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Intake
October (winter), April (summer)
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Taught in
English
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Application deadline
For the winter-semester intake (starting October): May 15 to July 15. For the summer-semester intake (starting April): December 1 to January 15.
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“winter semester: May 15 – July 15 The winter semester starts in October. summer semester: December 1 – January 15”
Materials Science M.Sc. - University of Stuttgartuni-stuttgart.de
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  • Deutschlandstipendium (Germany Scholarship) at the University of Stuttgart

    EUR 300 per month, half from the Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF) and half from private donors such as foundations, companies and individuals. Awarded for one year (two semesters) at a time; renewal requires a fresh application.

    Eligibility: An achievement scholarship open to enrolled University of Stuttgart students. Awarded on academic grades together with at least one additional 'soft' criterion — subject-related and non-subject qualifications and achievements (e.g. prizes, internships), extracurricular or social/political engagement, or circumstances that have complicated the applicant's educational biography. Selection is by a ranking list drawn up by each degree programme's commission, faculty by faculty.

    Applications are handed in over roughly ten days each January, for funding starting in April; the applicant must be enrolled at the University of Stuttgart in the following summer semester. At the time of collection the 2026/27 round had closed and the university expected the 2027/28 call to be announced around December 2026. The scholarship is not tied to nationality and the university publishes no numeric grade threshold, so no grade bar is recorded here. It does not reduce BAföG.

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English language

  • advanced English skills of at least level C1
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“In order to study you must show proof that you have advanced English skills of at least level C1.”
Materials Science M.Sc. - University of Stuttgartuni-stuttgart.de
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Selection is points-based: up to 80 points for how closely the applicant's Bachelor's curriculum matches Stuttgart's own Materials Science Bachelor's in mathematics, physics, chemistry and materials science content, plus up to 20 points for a particularly strong Bachelor's degree grade. More than 80 points grants direct admission; fewer than 60 means no admission; 61-80 may lead to an interview. No German language test is required, since the programme is taught in English.
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Interview

Applicants scoring between 61 and 80 points in the admission process may be invited for an interview at the university to clarify their qualification.
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“Between 61 and 80 points, you may be invited for an interview at the university in order to clarify your qualification.”
Materials Science M.Sc. - University of Stuttgartuni-stuttgart.de
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Fundamentals and Applications of Mechanical Engineering (FAME)

M.Sc. · 2 years · Mechanical Engineering

International tuition

€1,500 per term

~€6,000 for the whole 2 years, at today's fee
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Since winter semester 2017/18 · Same rate across the institution · Non-EU students

Same Baden-Wurttemberg state-wide non-EU tuition mandate that applies to the university’s other courses: EUR 1,500/semester for non-EU/EEA students on a consecutive Master's programme, set by state law (LHGebG), on top of the standard semester fee (currently EUR 184).

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Intake
October (winter), April (summer)
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Taught in
English
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Application deadline
For the winter-semester intake (starting October): November 15 to January 15. For the summer-semester intake (starting April): May 15 to July 15.
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Scholarships1 available

  • Deutschlandstipendium (Germany Scholarship) at the University of Stuttgart

    EUR 300 per month, half from the Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF) and half from private donors such as foundations, companies and individuals. Awarded for one year (two semesters) at a time; renewal requires a fresh application.

    Eligibility: An achievement scholarship open to enrolled University of Stuttgart students. Awarded on academic grades together with at least one additional 'soft' criterion — subject-related and non-subject qualifications and achievements (e.g. prizes, internships), extracurricular or social/political engagement, or circumstances that have complicated the applicant's educational biography. Selection is by a ranking list drawn up by each degree programme's commission, faculty by faculty.

    Applications are handed in over roughly ten days each January, for funding starting in April; the applicant must be enrolled at the University of Stuttgart in the following summer semester. At the time of collection the 2026/27 round had closed and the university expected the 2027/28 call to be announced around December 2026. The scholarship is not tied to nationality and the university publishes no numeric grade threshold, so no grade bar is recorded here. It does not reduce BAföG.

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Entry requirementsEnglish · grades

English language

  • very good English skills at level C1 of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR)
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Requires a qualifying university degree (usually a Bachelor's) in Mechanical Engineering or a closely related engineering programme. Admission is restricted (NC).
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Electrical Engineering

M.Sc. · 2 years · Electrical & Electronic Engineering, Computer Science

International tuition

€1,500 per term

~€6,000 for the whole 2 years, at today's fee
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Since winter semester 2017/18 · Same rate across the institution · Non-EU students

Same Baden-Wurttemberg state-wide non-EU tuition mandate that applies to the university’s other courses: EUR 1,500/semester for non-EU/EEA students on a consecutive Master's programme, set by state law (LHGebG), on top of the standard semester fee (currently EUR 184).

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Intake
October (winter), April (summer)
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Taught in
English
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Application deadline
For the winter-semester intake (starting October): November 15 to January 15 of the prior cycle. For the summer-semester intake (starting April): May 15 to July 15. Applicants should apply roughly 9 months in advance.
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Scholarships1 available

  • Deutschlandstipendium (Germany Scholarship) at the University of Stuttgart

    EUR 300 per month, half from the Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF) and half from private donors such as foundations, companies and individuals. Awarded for one year (two semesters) at a time; renewal requires a fresh application.

    Eligibility: An achievement scholarship open to enrolled University of Stuttgart students. Awarded on academic grades together with at least one additional 'soft' criterion — subject-related and non-subject qualifications and achievements (e.g. prizes, internships), extracurricular or social/political engagement, or circumstances that have complicated the applicant's educational biography. Selection is by a ranking list drawn up by each degree programme's commission, faculty by faculty.

    Applications are handed in over roughly ten days each January, for funding starting in April; the applicant must be enrolled at the University of Stuttgart in the following summer semester. At the time of collection the 2026/27 round had closed and the university expected the 2027/28 call to be announced around December 2026. The scholarship is not tied to nationality and the university publishes no numeric grade threshold, so no grade bar is recorded here. It does not reduce BAföG.

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Entry requirementsEnglish · grades

English language

  • English language proficiency (minimum C1 or equivalent)
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“For an admission, you need to prove sufficient knowledge of the English language on CEFR level C1 (Common European Framework of Reference for Languages). Please note that you don't need a proof for German language proficiency (since the program is taught in English).”
Electrical Engineering M.Sc. - University of Stuttgartuni-stuttgart.de
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Requires a Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering, Information Technology, or another related field, plus the ability to work and learn independently.
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“Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering, Information Technology or other related field”
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Information Technology (INFOTECH)

M.Sc. · 2 years · Electrical & Electronic Engineering, Computer Science

International tuition

€1,500 per term

~€6,000 for the whole 2 years, at today's fee
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Priced for this course · Non-EU students

Uni Stuttgart publishes this figure without stating which year it applies to, so it may already be out of date. Treat it as a starting point and check the course page for the current rate. Flag it below if you know it has changed.

Consistent with Baden-Wurttemberg's flat state-wide EUR 1,500/term non-EU fee, confirmed at other Baden-Wurttemberg universities including the university’s other courses. Second-degree students in Germany instead pay EUR 650/semester. Both figures are on top of the standard semester fee.

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“International (Non-EU/EEA) students are required to pay EUR 1500.00 + semester fees per semester to study in Baden-Württemberg.”
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“All lectures of the INFOTECH Curriculum are held in English. Additional courses taught in German can be added. All courses are jointly attended by students from the INFOTECH Master Program and other, German language based, Master's Programs.”
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Scholarships1 available

  • Deutschlandstipendium (Germany Scholarship) at the University of Stuttgart

    EUR 300 per month, half from the Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF) and half from private donors such as foundations, companies and individuals. Awarded for one year (two semesters) at a time; renewal requires a fresh application.

    Eligibility: An achievement scholarship open to enrolled University of Stuttgart students. Awarded on academic grades together with at least one additional 'soft' criterion — subject-related and non-subject qualifications and achievements (e.g. prizes, internships), extracurricular or social/political engagement, or circumstances that have complicated the applicant's educational biography. Selection is by a ranking list drawn up by each degree programme's commission, faculty by faculty.

    Applications are handed in over roughly ten days each January, for funding starting in April; the applicant must be enrolled at the University of Stuttgart in the following summer semester. At the time of collection the 2026/27 round had closed and the university expected the 2027/28 call to be announced around December 2026. The scholarship is not tied to nationality and the university publishes no numeric grade threshold, so no grade bar is recorded here. It does not reduce BAföG.

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Designed for graduate students with a B.Sc. or similar in Electrical Engineering, Computer Science, Computer Applications, Automation, or a similar field.
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“It combines the fields of electrical engineering and computer science and is designed for graduate students with a B.Sc. or similar in Electrical Engineering, Computer Science, Computer Applications. Automation or similar.”
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Engineering Cybernetics

M.Sc. · 2 years · Engineering (General), Data Science & AI

International tuition

€1,500 per term

~€6,000 for the whole 2 years, at today's fee
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Since winter semester 2017/18 · Same rate across the institution · Non-EU students

Same Baden-Wurttemberg state-wide non-EU tuition mandate that applies to the university’s other courses: EUR 1,500/semester for non-EU/EEA students on a consecutive Master's programme, set by state law (LHGebG), on top of the standard semester fee (currently EUR 184).

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October (winter)
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“START Winter Semester”
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Taught in
English
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“The University of Stuttgart offers Cybernetics at Master's level in two variants: Engineering Cybernetics is the English-taught program with an international focus. The academically identical Master's program Technische Kybernetik is taught in German.”
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Application deadline
January 15, for the winter-semester intake. Admission is restricted.
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“APPLICATION DEADLINE January 15 for winter semester”
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Scholarships1 available

  • Deutschlandstipendium (Germany Scholarship) at the University of Stuttgart

    EUR 300 per month, half from the Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF) and half from private donors such as foundations, companies and individuals. Awarded for one year (two semesters) at a time; renewal requires a fresh application.

    Eligibility: An achievement scholarship open to enrolled University of Stuttgart students. Awarded on academic grades together with at least one additional 'soft' criterion — subject-related and non-subject qualifications and achievements (e.g. prizes, internships), extracurricular or social/political engagement, or circumstances that have complicated the applicant's educational biography. Selection is by a ranking list drawn up by each degree programme's commission, faculty by faculty.

    Applications are handed in over roughly ten days each January, for funding starting in April; the applicant must be enrolled at the University of Stuttgart in the following summer semester. At the time of collection the 2026/27 round had closed and the university expected the 2027/28 call to be announced around December 2026. The scholarship is not tied to nationality and the university publishes no numeric grade threshold, so no grade bar is recorded here. It does not reduce BAföG.

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English language

  • English C1Specific accepted certificates (IELTS/TOEFL/etc.) not named on this summary page.
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“LANGUAGE REQUIREMENTS English C1”
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Academic offer

Admission is restricted. A 12-week internship is required during the course of study.
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“INTERNSHIP Internship required 12 weeks, during your studies ADMISSION Admission restricted”
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How Uni Stuttgart compares

Against the other universities in Germany on StudyPath, using each one's verified international fees and its own published housing prices. Universities are only compared with others charging in the same currency (and, for housing, for the same period), so no figure here has been converted. A ~ marks a year worked out from a per-term or whole-course fee.

Uni Stuttgart's lowest undergraduate fee for international students is ~€3,000 a year, for Betriebswirtschaftslehre. Of the 113 other universities in Germany we list with undergraduate fees in EUR, 16 charge more at their lowest, 75 charge less, 22 charge the same. Their lowest undergraduate fees run from nothing (H-BRS) to €27,500 (Bard College Berlin).

Uni Stuttgart's lowest master's fee for international students is ~€3,000 a year, for Air Quality Control, Solid Waste and Waste Water Process Engineering (WASTE). Of the 88 other universities in Germany we list with master's fees in EUR, 13 charge more at their lowest, 57 charge less, 18 charge the same. Their lowest master's fees run from nothing (H-BRS) to ~€23,850 (Constructor University).

Student housing. Uni Stuttgart's own lowest published rate is €350 per month. Of the 111 other universities in Germany we list that publish housing per month in EUR, 26 charge more, 82 charge less, 3 charge the same. Their lowest published rates run from €148 (Uni Rostock) to €650 (FU Berlin).

Living costs. The living-cost figure for a student visa to Germany is €11,904 per year, on top of tuition (figure for 10.04.2025; read 19 Aug 2026 from allemagneenfrance.diplo.de). The authority attaches conditions that can change this amount; see them in full on student finance.

By subject
SubjectLowest fee hereAgainst other universities in GermanyTheir lowest fees
Business & Managementundergraduate~€3,000Betriebswirtschaftslehre16 of 90 charge moreFree to €27,500
Computer Scienceundergraduate~€3,000Informatik9 of 78 charge moreFree to ~€23,850
Engineering (General)undergraduate~€3,000Betriebswirtschaftslehre, technisch orientiert6 of 57 charge moreFree to ~€23,850
Electrical & Electronic Engineeringundergraduate~€3,000Elektrotechnik und Informationstechnik2 of 51 charge moreFree to ~€23,850
Mechanical Engineeringundergraduate~€3,000Luft- und Raumfahrttechnik2 of 48 charge moreFree to ~€10,200
Computer Sciencemaster's~€3,000Electrical Engineering6 of 46 charge moreFree to ~€23,850

Subjects taught at Uni Stuttgart

Each one opens every course in that subject, at every university we hold, with the same verified fees.

Where these figures come from

32 sentences from Uni Stuttgart's own site each back several figures above. Each is quoted once here; every course that uses one still opens it and links to its own source page.

  1. Used for scholarship on 27 courses

    “The Deutschlandstipendium comes with a monthly stipend of 300 Euro. Who is it designated for? How do you apply for it? All you need to know is right here.”
    The Deutschlandstipendium at the University of Stuttgart | For students | University of Stuttgartstudent.uni-stuttgart.deread 31 Aug 2026
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  2. Used for fee on 27 courses

    “In these cases the tuition fee will automatically not be charged: students from an EU/EEA country (acc. § 3 subs. 1 sent. 1 LHGebG)”
    Tuition fees for international students and for a second degree | For students | University of Stuttgartstudent.uni-stuttgart.deread 18 Aug 2026
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  3. Used for application deadline on 17 courses

    “Bachelor’s programs with selective admission and/or entrance exams (first regular semester) Winter semester: The application period is May 15 - July 15 Summer semester: There is no admission to Bachelor’s programs of the University of Stuttgart during the summer semester. Bachelor’s programs without selective admission and/or entrance exam (first regular semester) Winter semester: The application period is May 15 - September 15.”
    Application deadlines | University of Stuttgartuni-stuttgart.deread 18 Aug 2026
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  4. Used for international fee on 17 courses

    “Since winter semester 2017/18, international students who are not citizens of an EU/EEA country and who are taking up or switching to a Bachelor’s, a consecutive Master’s or a state examination study program have to pay a tuition fee of EUR 1,500.00 per semester . Additionally the regular semester fee of currently EUR 184.00 has to be payed.”
    Tuition fees for international students and for a second degree | For students | University of Stuttgartstudent.uni-stuttgart.deread 18 Aug 2026
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  5. Used for entry requirements on 14 courses

    “The following examinations and certificates are accepted as proof of German language proficiency: Test of German as a foreign language [de] (TestDaF 4x4) for foreign applicants with a result of TestDaF level 4 or better in all four parts of the test Goethe Certificate C1 or C2 (Großes deutsches Sprachdiplom/GDS) from the Goethe Institute”
    Language requirements for study programs taught in German | University of Stuttgartuni-stuttgart.deread 18 Aug 2026
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  6. Used for cost note on 14 courses

    “The tuition fee for degree-seeking students from non-EU countries is 1,500 EUR per semester at all state universities in the state of Baden-Württemberg , Germany. Exceptions and exemptions of the tuition fees are rare and mostly apply to students with a refugee background, with a disability, or in a sudden, unexpected financial emergency.”
    Financing your studies and working for international students | University of Stuttgartuni-stuttgart.deread 18 Aug 2026
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  7. Used for international fee on 9 courses

    “Since winter semester 2017/18, international students who are not citizens of an EU/EEA country and who are taking up or switching to a Bachelor's, a consecutive Master's or a state examination study program have to pay a tuition fee of EUR 1,500.00 per semester . Additionally the regular semester fee of currently EUR 184.00 has to be payed.”
    Tuition fees for international students and for a second degree | For students | University of Stuttgartstudent.uni-stuttgart.deread 18 Aug 2026
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  8. Used for application deadline on 3 courses

    “winter semester: November 15 – January 15 The winter semester starts in October. summer semester: May 15 – July 15”
    The same sentence appears on 3 pagesuni-stuttgart.deread 30 Aug 2026
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  9. Used for course length on 3 courses, start dates on 3 courses, teaching language on 2 courses

    “Start of studies: winter semester Standard Period of Study: 4 semesters Teaching Language: English”
    The same sentence appears on 3 pagesuni-stuttgart.deread 30 Aug 2026
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  10. Used for start dates on 1 course, teaching language on 1 course

    “Simulation Technology Bachelor of Science Winter Semester German”
    All study programs | University of Stuttgartuni-stuttgart.deread 18 Aug 2026
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  11. Used for English course name on 1 course, start dates on 1 course, teaching language on 1 course

    “Technology Management Bachelor of Science Winter Semester German”
    All study programs | University of Stuttgartuni-stuttgart.deread 18 Aug 2026
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  12. Used for start dates on 1 course, teaching language on 1 course

    “Media Computer Science Bachelor of Science Winter Semester German”
    All study programs | University of Stuttgartuni-stuttgart.deread 18 Aug 2026
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  13. Used for start dates on 1 course, teaching language on 1 course

    “Engineering Cybernetics Bachelor of Science Winter Semester German”
    All study programs | University of Stuttgartuni-stuttgart.deread 18 Aug 2026
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  14. Used for start dates on 1 course, teaching language on 1 course

    “Technical Biology Bachelor of Science Winter Semester German”
    All study programs | University of Stuttgartuni-stuttgart.deread 18 Aug 2026
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  15. Used for start dates on 1 course, teaching language on 1 course

    “Computer Science Bachelor of Science Winter Semester German”
    All study programs | University of Stuttgartuni-stuttgart.deread 18 Aug 2026
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  16. Used for start dates on 1 course, teaching language on 1 course

    “Chemical- and Bio-Engineering Bachelor of Science Winter Semester German”
    All study programs | University of Stuttgartuni-stuttgart.deread 18 Aug 2026
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  17. Used for entry requirements on 1 course, teaching language on 1 course

    “The Master course Materials Science is taught in English. A German language test is therefore not necessary in order to be accepted.”
    Materials Science M.Sc. - University of Stuttgartuni-stuttgart.deread 30 Aug 2026
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  18. Used for course length on 1 course, start dates on 1 course, teaching language on 1 course

    “Electrical Engineering Master of Science Start of studies: winter or summer semester Standard Period of Study: 4 semesters Teaching Language: English”
    Electrical Engineering M.Sc. - University of Stuttgartuni-stuttgart.deread 30 Aug 2026
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  19. Used for English course name on 1 course, start dates on 1 course, teaching language on 1 course

    “Business Administration, technically oriented Bachelor of Science Winter Semester German”
    All study programs | University of Stuttgartuni-stuttgart.deread 18 Aug 2026
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  20. Used for course length on 1 course, start dates on 1 course, teaching language on 1 course

    “Fundamentals and Applications of Mechanical Engineering (FAME) Master of Science Start of studies: winter or summer semester Standard Period of Study: 4 semesters Teaching Language: English”
    Fundamentals and Applications of Mechanical Engineering (FAME) M.Sc. - University of Stuttgartuni-stuttgart.deread 30 Aug 2026
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  21. Used for course length on 1 course, start dates on 1 course

    “Materials Science Master of Science Start of studies: winter or summer semester Standard Period of Study: 4 semesters Teaching Language: English”
    Materials Science M.Sc. - University of Stuttgartuni-stuttgart.deread 30 Aug 2026
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  22. Used for entry requirements on 1 course

    “Admission to the Master's program in Mechanical Engineering requires a qualifying university degree - usually a Bachelor's degree - in Mechanical Engineering or a closely related engineering program. In addition, very good English skills at level C1 of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR) are required in order to be able to follow international courses, technical texts, and projects.”
    Fundamentals and Applications of Mechanical Engineering (FAME) M.Sc. - University of Stuttgartuni-stuttgart.deread 30 Aug 2026
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  23. Used for start dates on 1 course, teaching language on 1 course

    “Aerospace Engineering Bachelor of Science Winter Semester German”
    All study programs | University of Stuttgartuni-stuttgart.deread 18 Aug 2026
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  24. Used for start dates on 1 course, teaching language on 1 course

    “Environmental Engineering Bachelor of Science Winter Semester German”
    All study programs | University of Stuttgartuni-stuttgart.deread 18 Aug 2026
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  25. Used for start dates on 1 course, teaching language on 1 course

    “Mathematics Bachelor of Science Winter Semester German”
    All study programs | University of Stuttgartuni-stuttgart.deread 18 Aug 2026
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  26. Used for start dates on 1 course, teaching language on 1 course

    “Mechanical Engineering Bachelor of Science Winter Semester German”
    All study programs | University of Stuttgartuni-stuttgart.deread 18 Aug 2026
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  27. Used for start dates on 1 course, teaching language on 1 course

    “Physics Bachelor of Science Winter Semester German”
    All study programs | University of Stuttgartuni-stuttgart.deread 18 Aug 2026
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  28. Used for start dates on 1 course, teaching language on 1 course

    “Software Engineering Bachelor of Science Winter Semester German”
    All study programs | University of Stuttgartuni-stuttgart.deread 18 Aug 2026
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  29. Used for English course name on 1 course, start dates on 1 course, teaching language on 1 course

    “Business Administration Bachelor of Science Winter Semester German”
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  30. Used for start dates on 1 course, teaching language on 1 course

    “Chemistry Bachelor of Science Winter Semester German”
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  31. Used for start dates on 1 course, teaching language on 1 course

    “Electrical Engineering and Information Technology Bachelor of Science Winter Semester German”
    All study programs | University of Stuttgartuni-stuttgart.deread 18 Aug 2026
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  32. Used for course length on 1 course, start dates on 1 course, teaching language on 1 course

    “Geomatics for Environmental Monitoring (GEM) Master of Science Start of studies: winter or summer semester Standard Period of Study: 4 semesters Teaching Language: English”
    Geomatics for Environmental Monitoring (GEM) M.Sc. - University of Stuttgartuni-stuttgart.deread 30 Aug 2026
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Accommodation

€350–€600per month

rent for a room in a shared flat, per the University of Stuttgart's own published cost breakdown for international students — not a university hall rate (student halls in Stuttgart are run by the legally separate Studierendenwerk Stuttgart, on its own domain, which is therefore not cited here)

Excludes utilities: Stuttgart states the figure is 'plus additional costs for electricity, water, and heating'. The same breakdown puts compulsory health insurance at approx. EUR 130/month for students up to age 30, the public broadcasting fee at EUR 18.36/month and public transport at approx. EUR 30/month, and says a student needs at least EUR 992 per month overall. Stuttgart describes living costs in the city as 'rather high'.

Published by the university itself, not a live listings price. Actual cost depends on room type, availability and when you apply.

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“The living costs in Stuttgart are rather high. You will need at least 992 EUR per month for living costs and as a degree student an additional 1,700 EUR per semester for tuition and semester fees. Rent for a room in a shared flat (per month; plus additional costs for electricity, water, and heating): approx. 350 -600 EUR”
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Applying to Germany from abroad: what catches students out

Deadlines, results and start dates, in the words of DAAD, uni-assist and the German missions. Check them before you choose, not at the last step.

Where and when to apply

  • Depending on your country, your certificate and your subject, you apply to the university directly, through uni-assist, or through the Stiftung für Hochschulzulassung. Check which one your course uses first.
    Their words
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    “Foreign students have to apply to the Stiftung für Hochschulzulassung, directly to the higher education institution, or to the University Application Service for International Students (uni-assist) – this depends on which country they come from, what higher education entrance qualification they hold, and what subject they want to study.”
    Application process - DAADdaad.de
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  • Most universities take winter-semester applications (for a September/October start) from early May to 15 July, and summer-semester ones (March/April start) from early December to 15 January. Private universities can differ. Acceptance letters go out in August/September and February/March.
    Their words
    ✓ Word for wordRead 11 Oct 2026
    “At most higher education institutions, the application phase for the winter semester starting in September/October begins in early May and ends on 15 July. For the summer semester starting in March/April the application period runs from early December to 15 January. Letters of acceptance are sent out in August/September and in February/March. Rejections are often sent a little later. Private universities may have other deadlines.”
    Application process - DAADdaad.de
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  • Many courses start only in the winter semester. If yours does, missing its deadline means waiting a full year.
    Their words
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    “Many courses start only in the winter semester, not in the summer semester.”
    Bachelor & Staatsexamen | uni-assistuni-assist.de
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  • Only around a quarter of bachelor's programmes can also be started in the summer semester.
    Their words
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    “Start in the summer semester: Around one quarter of all Bachelor's programmes can also be started in the summer semester.”
    Application process - DAADdaad.de
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Your final results have to be out before the deadline

  • Predicted grades are not accepted. With A levels you can only meet a deadline if your results are published before it and you send uni-assist your Statement of Results in time.
    Their words
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    “Predicted grades issued by your school are not sufficient for a university application in Germany. This means that you will only be able to meet the university's application deadline if the awarding body publishes your A Level results before the deadline and you submit the Statements of Results to uni-assist before the application deadline .”
    Info country by country: United Kingdom | uni-assistuni-assist.de
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  • In 2026, A level results came out on 13 August, a month after the usual 15 July deadline. Unless your course's deadline is later, the earliest start for that year's A level students is the summer semester (if the course has one) or the next winter semester.
    Their words
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    “Results may be released to candidates as follows: Date Qualifications 08:00 on Thursday 13 August 2026 GCE AS and A level, FSMQ”
    Notice to Centres: Release of results, June 2026 | JCQjcq.org.uk
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  • Taking the IB? Send the reports you already have, and a confirmation from your school if needed, as early as possible, even before your results are out.
    Their words
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    “Please submit all your reports that have already been issued and, if required, additional written confirmation from your school as early as possible, even if your IB results will not be released until a few weeks later.”
    FAQs: Assemble your documents | uni-assistuni-assist.de
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If you apply through uni-assist: deadlines are final

  • Only complete applications that arrive before the deadline are passed on to universities.
    Their words
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    “We can only forward applications to the universities that were submitted complete within the application deadline .”
    FAQs: Send & Track | uni-assistuni-assist.de
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  • Once the deadline has passed you can't add documents or change anything. You have to apply again for a later semester.
    Their words
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    “If the application deadline has passed , you can no longer submit documents or make any changes. If that is the case, you can apply again for a later semester.”
    Status, evaluation result & admission | uni-assistuni-assist.de
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  • uni-assist usually takes 4 to 6 weeks to send its evaluation, counted from the day it receives your online application.
    Their words
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    “You will usually receive your evaluation result within 4 to 6 weeks – counting from the day on which we received your online application form.”
    FAQs: Send & Track | uni-assistuni-assist.de
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  • uni-assist's advice: apply at least 8 weeks before the deadline, so there is still time to send anything missing.
    Their words
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    “Tip: Apply as early as possible, at least 8 weeks before the application deadline expires if possible. That way you can still submit any missing documents in time.”
    FAQs: Send & Track | uni-assistuni-assist.de
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  • If your university uses a VPD (preliminary review documentation), uni-assist only checks your documents. You then still apply to the university yourself, so allow extra time for that second step.
    Their words
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    “Are you applying for the preliminary review documentation (VPD) ? If so, you should allow more time for your application, because you generally still have to apply to the university directly using the VPD .”
    FAQs: Send & Track | uni-assistuni-assist.de
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Documents

  • For uni-assist, upload copies of your certificates in their original language, each with a certified translation into German or English.
    Their words
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    “Upload all copies of your certificates in their original language , accompanied by a certified translation in German or English.”
    Educational certificates | uni-assistuni-assist.de
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  • Applying directly? DAAD says only officially certified copies and translations are accepted, though some universities also take documents in English or French. Certification, for example at the German embassy, costs a fee.
    Their words
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    “Please note: Only officially certified copies and translations are accepted for the application process. Official certifications can be issued for example by the German embassy in your home country. Some higher education institutions also accept documents in English and French. There is a fee for getting a document certified.”
    Application process - DAADdaad.de
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Language

  • Most courses are taught in German. Even some English-taught ones ask for proof of German, so check what each university requires.
    Their words
    ✓ Word for wordRead 11 Oct 2026
    “In Germany, courses are usually taught in German. Some courses of study are taught in English, but proof of German proficiency may still be required.”
    Language certificates | uni-assistuni-assist.de
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  • Each university decides which English tests it accepts (IELTS, TOEFL and others) and the minimum score.
    Their words
    ✓ Word for wordRead 11 Oct 2026
    “From each university of your choice , find out which proofs of English proficiency are accepted and which level of proficiency is required.”
    Language certificates | uni-assistuni-assist.de
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  • TestDaF certificate not out yet? uni-assist accepts your registration confirmation, if it shows your test date and participant number.
    Their words
    ✓ Word for wordRead 11 Oct 2026
    “Please upload your confirmation of registration for the exam. The confirmation of registration must show your test date and participant number so that we can verify your results online.”
    FAQs: Assemble your documents | uni-assistuni-assist.de
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  • The Studienkolleg is taught in German, so you usually need German to get in, even if the bachelor's you want afterwards is taught in English.
    Their words
    ✓ Word for wordRead 11 Oct 2026
    “The language of instruction in Studienkollegs is German, so you generally need to show adequate proficiency in German to be admitted to a Studienkolleg . This also applies even if you wish to then study for a bachelor degree with English as language of instruction.”
    Studienkolleg – preparatory course | uni-assistuni-assist.de
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  • Each Studienkolleg sets its own admission rules, which can include its own deadlines and translation requirements.
    Their words
    ✓ Word for wordRead 11 Oct 2026
    “The admission criteria are set by the individual universities and Studienkollegs . These criteria may include formal application requirements, such as specific deadlines and translations of documents.”
    Studienkolleg – preparatory course | uni-assistuni-assist.de
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Visa

  • A visa can take months, so apply early. Never come on a tourist visa: it cannot be turned into a student visa later.
    Their words
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    “TIP: It can sometimes take months for a visa to be issued, so it's important to apply early on. Please note: A tourist visa cannot be converted to a student visa later on.”
    Visas - DAADdaad.de
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  • With an acceptance letter you apply for a student visa. Still waiting for one, or sitting an entrance exam? There is a prospective student visa, valid for up to nine months.
    Their words
    ✓ Word for wordRead 11 Oct 2026
    “If you have already been accepted to a higher education institution, you can apply for a student visa. If you are still waiting for your letter of acceptance or have to complete an entrance examination, you can apply for a prospective student visa. Prospective student visas are valid for up to nine months.”
    Visas - DAADdaad.de
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After you arrive

  • Register your address at the residents' registration office within two weeks of moving into a room or flat.
    Their words
    ✓ Word for wordRead 11 Oct 2026
    “Once you have found a room or a flat in Germany, you have to go to the Einwohnermeldeamt (residents' registration office) within two weeks.”
    Residence Permit & Address Registration - DAADdaad.de
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  • Do that first: you can't, for example, open a bank account until you have registered.
    Their words
    ✓ Word for wordRead 11 Oct 2026
    “Most important is registering at the residents' registration office. You cannot, for example, open a bank account until you have done this.”
    Residence Permit & Address Registration - DAADdaad.de
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  • From outside the EU, EEA and Switzerland, you then apply for a residence permit at the foreigners' office (Ausländerbehörde).
    Their words
    ✓ Word for wordRead 11 Oct 2026
    “If you do not come from one of the aforementioned countries, you must report to the Ausländerbehörde (foreigners' office) and apply for a residence permit.”
    Residence Permit & Address Registration - DAADdaad.de
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  • The residence permit card can take several months to be ready.
    Their words
    ✓ Word for wordRead 11 Oct 2026
    “It can take several months until the card is ready.”
    Residence Permit & Address Registration - DAADdaad.de
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  • It is only renewed if you study regularly, taking exams and earning credits.
    Their words
    ✓ Word for wordRead 11 Oct 2026
    “Whether your visa is extended depends on whether you study regularly, i.e. take exams and gain credit points.”
    Residence Permit & Address Registration - DAADdaad.de
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The money you must prove for the visa, health cover and the work limits: further down, in “After you graduate” ↓

Starting a bachelor's in Germany with a school certificate from abroad

What DAAD, Germany's academic exchange service, publishes. It applies to every university in Germany, Uni Stuttgart included.

  • Not every school-leaving certificate from abroad lets you start a degree in Germany straight away. Without a recognised university entrance qualification (Hochschulzugangsberechtigung), you can't enter the German system directly.
    DAAD's words
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    “Not all foreign school-leaving certificates are recognised as university entrance qualifications (in German: Hochschulzugangsberechtigung, HZB) for studies in Germany, as the education systems are too different for this. Without the HZB, it is not possible to enter directly into the German university system.”
    Studienkollegs (preparatory courses) in Germany - Well prepared for university studies - DAADdaad.de
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  • If yours does not qualify, the route is a Studienkolleg: a preparatory course that ends in an exam called the Feststellungsprüfung.
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    “If your school-leaving certificate does not entitle you to directly start studying in Germany, you can apply for a place at a Studienkolleg that has a final assessment test, the so-called Feststellungsprüfung (FSP).”
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  • It usually takes two semesters. Students who do very well can sometimes finish in one.
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    “Usually, preparation at a Studienkolleg takes two semesters. Students who perform very well may be able to shorten this time to one semester.”
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  • Most Studienkollegs teach in German, up to C1 level.
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    “Most Studienkollegs offer courses in the German language. Studienkollegs teach language skills up to level C1 of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages.”
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  • Public Studienkollegs charge no tuition, only the semester fee. Private ones often charge fees.
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    “In general, public Studienkollegs offer programmes that are free of charge (except for the semester fee), whereas private Studienkollegs frequently charge fees.”
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  • DAAD's certificate check applies to bachelor's programmes only, and it is a guide: the university makes the final decision.
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    “Please note that the eligibility check results apply exclusively to undergraduate programmes. The information is for guidance only, as the final decision on admission always lies with the higher education institution.”
    Database on admission requirements - DAADdaad.de
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How the Studienkolleg route works
  • The subject you want to study decides which course you take. For universities: M (medicine, biology, pharmacy), T (maths, science, technical subjects), W (business, economics, social sciences), G (humanities, German studies) and S (languages). For universities of applied sciences: TI (technical, engineering), WW (economics), GD (creative, artistic) and SW (social sciences).
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    “For studies at universities M courses – for medical, biological or pharmaceutical courses of study W courses – for business and economics programmes and social science courses of study G courses – for the humanities or German studies programmes T courses – for mathematical-scientific or technical courses of study S courses – for language programmes For studies at a university of applied sciences TI courses – for technical and engineering courses of study WW courses – for economics programmes GD courses – for creative and artistic programmes SW courses – for social science courses of study”
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  • Some Studienkollegs prepare you only for universities, some only for universities of applied sciences, and some for both. Check before you apply.
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    “This is because some Studienkollegs only prepare students for a degree programme at a university or at a university of applied sciences, while some Studienkollegs offer both options.”
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  • Usually you can study anywhere in Germany afterwards, but some Studienkollegs are tied to a region or to particular universities.
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    “Usually, it is possible to study anywhere in Germany after successfully completing the Studienkolleg, but in some cases the Studienkolleg is tied to certain geographical regions or specific higher education institutions.”
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  • Many public Studienkollegs do not take applications directly. Depending on the course and university, you apply to the university itself or through uni-assist. Private ones often take direct applications.
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    “It is sometimes not possible for applicants to directly apply for a place at many public Studienkollegs. Depending on the degree programme or higher education institution of your choice, you can apply directly to the institution or via uni-assist. On the other hand, direct application is often possible at private Studienkollegs.”
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  • Public Studienkollegs always end in a state-recognised exam. Only a few private ones do, so check first.
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    “Public Studienkollegs guarantee a state-recognised assessment test. However, there are only a few private Studienkollegs that can offer a state-recognised qualification. Therefore, applicants should inform themselves in advance.”
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  • Before you enrol, check that the university you want accepts the exam from that Studienkolleg.
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    “Because of this, it is important to check with the higher education institution of your choice to find out if the FSP of the Studienkolleg you want to attend will be accepted in order to avoid any potential problems.”
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  • Some Studienkollegs guarantee a place on particular degree courses at certain universities once you pass.
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    “In some cases, Studienkollegs also guarantee a place in individual degree programmes at certain universities after a successfully completed FSP.”
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  • You can also prepare on your own and sit the exam externally, but places for external candidates are often limited.
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    “Prospective students can also prepare for the assessment test on their own without a Studienkolleg and then take the test externally. The number of examination spaces for students who take the test externally is often limited for capacity reasons.”
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After you graduate

Rules read 16 Aug 2026. Check the current rules, this may be out of date

What Germany's own immigration authority currently publishes. Not a ranking, not a guarantee, and not the same as what any agent or forum will tell you. Whether someone actually obtains residence depends on occupation, points, funds and policy that can change between application and graduation.

Money you must prove before the visa

€11,904per year — the mission publishes it both ways, as 992,00 Euro pro Monat and 11.904,00 Euro pro Jahr, and says the proof normally has to cover the first year of the planned stay

Paid into a blocked account before you travel, and released to you in monthly instalments once you arrive.

Figure published for: 10.04.2025, the date the Federal Foreign Office carries on this page, and still stated there as the amount required when read on 19 August 2026. The figure is the BAföG maximum support rate, which the Auswärtiges Amt says the deposit is based on, so it moves when that rate moves. This amount is revised regularly, so check it again before you transfer anything.

A Sperrkonto is one accepted way to show the money, not the only one: the Auswärtiges Amt also accepts evidence of the parents' income and assets, a Verpflichtungserklärung (a formal undertaking under §§ 66-68 AufenthG by someone living in Germany), or an annually renewable bank guarantee lodged with a German bank. Someone applying as a Studienbewerber/in (applicant for a study place, § 17 II AufenthG) rather than an enrolled student must show a higher 1.091,00 Euro per month. A scholarship counts toward the requirement, but where it is worth less than 992,00 Euro a month the shortfall still has to be evidenced separately. Only 1/12 of the deposited total may be withdrawn per month, and at the visa appointment the mission accepts only an official account-opening confirmation naming both the total paid in and the monthly available amount. Blocked-account provider fees are payable on top of the blocked sum.

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“Für den Aufenthalt in Deutschland müssen mindestens 992,00 Euro pro Monat bzw. 11.904,00 Euro pro Jahr zur Verfügung stehen. Diesen Betrag sieht das Bundesausbildungsförderungsgesetz (BAföG) pro Studienjahr vor.”
Nachweis zur Finanzierung des Studienaufenthalts - Auswärtiges Amt (Deutsche Botschaft Paris)allemagneenfrance.diplo.de
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Work during study

International students on a residence permit for study purposes may generally work up to 120 full days or 240 half days per year without needing separate permission from the immigration or labour authorities, and may also take on student ancillary jobs (studentische Nebentätigkeiten — e.g. a student-assistant role at their own institution) which are not counted against that limit. In exceptional cases, the Ausländerbehörde (immigration office) responsible for the applicant's place of study can restrict this.

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“Grundsätzlich können Sie 120 ganze oder 240 halbe Tage im Jahr einer Beschäftigung nachgehen sowie studentische Nebentätigkeiten ausüben. In Ausnahmefällen kann diese Möglichkeit durch die für Ihren Studienort zuständige Ausländerbehörde eingeschränkt werden.”
Kann ich während meines Studiums in Deutschland arbeiten, um mein Studium zu finanzieren? - Auswärtiges Amtauswaertiges-amt.de
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Post-study work visa

Aufenthaltserlaubnis zur Arbeitsplatzsuche nach Studienabschluss (residence permit to seek employment after graduation, Section 20 Residence Act) . Up to 18 months
After successfully completing a degree or doctorate at a German higher education institution, a graduate can obtain a residence permit for up to 18 months to look for a job for any qualified employment. Any kind of work is permitted during this job-search period, and the applicant must be able to show their living costs are covered for it. (A separate, later 'Chancenkarte' route of up to 1 year exists for someone who later loses a follow-on job and needs to search again.)

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“Nach erfolgreichem Abschluss Ihres Studiums haben Sie bis zu 18 Monate Zeit, sich in Deutschland einen Arbeitsplatz für jede qualifizierte Beschäftigung zu suchen. Während dieser Zeit dürfen Sie jeder Art von Arbeit nachgehen.”
In Deutschland studieren - BAMFbamf.de
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Route to permanent residence

A graduate who completes a degree or doctorate at a German higher education institution and then works for two years in a job matching that qualification can obtain a settlement permit (unbefristeter Aufenthaltstitel) — an unlimited, permanent residence title. This particular route does not apply to someone holding a residence permit for research purposes. Separately, a graduate with a concrete job offer meeting the required minimum salary threshold has a statutory right to be issued an EU Blue Card.

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“Nachdem Sie Ihr Studium oder Ihre Promotion an einer deutschen Hochschule erfolgreich abgeschlossen und zwei Jahre in der entsprechenden Qualifikation gearbeitet haben, können Sie einen unbefristeten Aufenthaltstitel in Deutschland erhalten. Diese Regelung gilt nicht, wenn Sie eine Aufenthaltserlaubnis zu Forschungszwecken haben.”
In Deutschland studieren - BAMFbamf.de
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Route to citizenship

Naturalisation (Einbürgerung) is governed by the federal Staatsangehörigkeitsgesetz (StAG) and administered by each Land's own naturalisation authority, with BAMF publishing the citizen-facing requirements. As of this reading the standard route requires 5 years of habitual, lawful residence in Germany — reduced from 8 years by the reform that took effect 27 June 2024. A shorter 3-year route for exceptional integration achievements existed briefly after that reform (StAG §10(3)) but was itself repealed effective 30 October 2025, confirmed by the current official law text simply marking that paragraph '(weggefallen)' (lapsed) — so 5 years is again the uniform minimum for every applicant rather than one of two tracks. Applicants must also hold secure residence status, be able to support themselves and any dependants without core social-assistance benefits, have no relevant criminal conviction, demonstrate German at CEFR level B1, and pass the Einbürgerungstest (a 33-question test on Germany's legal and social order, history and the applicant's own Land; 17 correct answers required). Since 27 June 2024, Germany accepts multiple nationality for every applicant, not only EU/Swiss nationals as the pre-reform rule allowed: naturalising no longer requires giving up an applicant's existing citizenship — though whether that other country's own law actually lets the person keep it remains outside Germany's control.

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“Sie haben einen Anspruch auf Einbürgerung, wenn folgende Voraussetzungen vorliegen: seit fünf Jahren gewöhnlicher und regelmäßiger Aufenthalt in Deutschland”
Einbürgerung in Deutschland - BAMFbamf.de
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What the government currently prioritises

The most concrete, actionable shortage signal for StudyPath’s students is Germany's EU Blue Card (Blaue Karte EU, a residence title under Section 18g of the Residence Act for someone with an academic degree and a job offer matching that qualification): it is granted at a reduced minimum gross annual salary when the job is in a recognised shortage occupation (Mangelberuf) or the applicant graduated within the last 3 years — EUR 45,934.20 for 2026 (the 'kleine'/small Blue Card), versus EUR 50,700 for the standard 'große'/large Blue Card, both set by the Bundesagentur für Arbeit and adjusted annually. The Bundesagentur's own current examples of shortage occupations qualifying for the reduced threshold explicitly include: academic specialists in mathematics, computer science, natural science and technology ('Mathematik, Informatik, Naturwissenschaft und Technik', MINT — a category covering engineering under 'Technik'); academic specialists in architecture and spatial/transport planning; doctors ('Ärztinnen und Ärzte'), dentists, vets and pharmacists; and academic nursing/midwifery specialists. A further special rule lets an IT specialist qualify for the reduced-threshold Blue Card without a university degree at all, given at least 3 years of relevant, academic-level professional experience within the last 7 years. The reduced threshold requires the Bundesagentur für Arbeit to first check that pay and working conditions match those of comparable domestic employees; the standard threshold needs no such check. Separately, the Bundesagentur's annual shortage-occupation analysis (Fachkräfteengpassanalyse) found 157 occupations in shortage in its 2025 edition, concentrated in nursing/healthcare, construction and skilled trades — a broader, non-Blue-Card-specific measure that changes year to year (it found IT-sales and software-development shortages had ended compared with the prior year, while a new shortage appeared in surveying-engineering).

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“Für die „große“ Blaue Karte EU muss ein Mindestbruttojahresgehalt erreicht werden, welches im Jahr 2026 50.700 Euro beträgt. Dieser Betrag wird jährlich angepasst. Bei der „großen“ Blauen Karte EU ist die Zustimmung der Bundesagentur für Arbeit nicht erforderlich, das heißt, es findet keine Prüfung der Beschäftigungsbedingungen statt. „Kleine“ Blaue Karte EU Personen mit einem Mangelberuf und Berufseinsteigende können die Blaue Karte EU auch mit einem geringeren Bruttojahresgehalt beantragen, welches 2026 45.934,20 Euro beträgt.”
Blaue Karte EU - Bundesagentur für Arbeit, ZAV International Placement Servicesarbeitsagentur.de
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Two different day-count rules should not be confused: the 120-full-days/240-half-days limit above applies to a residence permit for study purposes (enrolled degree students). A separate, unrelated day limit applies to residence permits for study-preparation stays (e.g. attending a language course before enrolling), which is not the rule described here. make-it-in-germany.com — the Federal Government's official skilled-migration portal, which publishes much of this same material in English — returned an automated bot-verification challenge to this collector's non-browser fetch tools and so could not be archived and cited directly; every figure in this entry is instead cited to BAMF and Auswärtiges Amt pages, which independently state the same rules. Read 16 August 2026. Deepening pass, 17 August 2026: inDemandOccupations replaced with EU Blue Card salary-threshold detail, per the project brief's explicit ask for a country whose reduced threshold is tied to named shortage professions. Cited to arbeitsagentur.de (the Bundesagentur für Arbeit's own ZAV international-placement newsletter page), an already-allowlisted Germany domain — no domain change needed. The 2026 figures (EUR 50,700 standard / EUR 45,934.20 reduced) and the shortage-occupation category names (MINT academics, architecture/planning academics, doctors, dentists, vets, pharmacists, academic nursing/midwifery, plus the IT-specialist-without-degree carve-out) are this page's own words, not a conversion from another currency/scale. Note precisely what 'MINT' covers: it is the Bundesagentur's own umbrella term for mathematics, computer science (Informatik), natural science and technology (Technik) graduates — it names the category, not the word 'Ingenieur'/engineer literally, though Technik is understood to include engineering; this entry says so explicitly rather than overclaiming a literal citation. The prior Fachkräfteengpassanalyse content (157 shortage occupations, 2025 edition) was kept as a second, shorter paragraph rather than deleted, since it remains accurate and gives a broader (non-Blue-Card) shortage signal. citizenshipRoute added 17 August 2026: the 5-year figure and B1/Einbürgerungstest conditions are cited to bamf.de's own 'Einbürgerung in Deutschland' page (896146c8106c6a83, read the same day this note was written, so it reflects the post-30-October-2025 rule). The repeal of the 3-year fast track was independently confirmed against the current official law text of StAG §10 on gesetze-im-internet.de (5e754a29c205e76e, already an allowed Germany domain by virtue of being added — see the accepted government-source list), which shows paragraphs (3) and (3a) both marked '(weggefallen)'. The dual-nationality statement ('Seit dem 27.06.2024 werden alle Staatsangehörigen unter Hinnahme von Mehrstaatigkeit eingebürgert') is cited to auswaertiges-amt.de, an already-allowed Germany domain, rather than bamf.de, since BAMF's own citizen-facing page does not itself state the Mehrstaatigkeit rule in as much detail. bmi.bund.de — the ministry that owns this policy — returned HTTP 400 to every fetch attempt (automated fetching) on several different URLs tried, so it could not be used despite being an already-allowed domain; a future collector with different network conditions should retry it. naturalisationStatus set to 'published-route' on 18 August 2026: the authority already cited under citizenshipRoute publishes criteria a foreign resident could actually follow, which is the only claim this field makes. It is deliberately not a judgement about how attainable that route is in practice. studentVisaFunds added 19 August 2026. The Auswärtiges Amt's own central Sperrkonto page deliberately publishes no number: it says the amount 'variiert je nach Aufenthaltszweck', is based on the BAföG maximum rates, and tells the applicant to look it up 'auf der Webseite der zuständigen Auslandsvertretung bzw. im Auslandsportal' — its English twin says the same. The figure is therefore cited to a German mission's own page on diplo.de, the Federal Foreign Office's domain for its embassies and consulates and the body that actually issues the national visa, which is why diplo.de was added to Germany's the accepted government-source list. The Paris embassy page was chosen because it states the monthly and the annual figure in one sentence and also carries the Studienbewerber and scholarship conditions. Three further missions were archived the same day as an independent cross-check and all state the same rate: Quito '12 x 992,- = 11.904,- €', Tiflis 'der jeweils gültige BaföG-Satz, der aktuell 992,-- Euro beträgt', and Tashkent '11.904 Euro für das gesamte erste Jahr'. The widely-circulated 11.208 Euro figure is the pre-September-2024 rate and was not used; the Auswärtiges Amt's own FAQ page on study financing no longer prints any figure at all. make-it-in-germany.com, though allowlisted, again returned a JavaScript/bot-challenge stub of 93 characters to plain HTTP fetching and so could not be archived.

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