M.Sc. German 4 Semesters

Elektromobilität

Technische Universität Chemnitz Chemnitz, Germany

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Key Facts

Degree

M.Sc.

Duration

4 Semesters

Type

Postgraduate

Accreditation

Akkreditiert (Auflagen erfüllt)

Until Sep 2030

Language

German

Intake

Winter

IELTS

IELTS 5.5 (English B2) for English-taught programmes except M.A. English Studies, which re...

German Requirement

German-taught programmes: direct admission with DSH-2/DSH-3, TestDaF 4x4, telc Deutsch C1...

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Technische Universität Chemnitz, an Universitäten in Chemnitz, Germany offers an M.Sc. in Elektromobilität, with a standard duration of 4 semesters (approximately 2 years). Instruction is in German, so applicants need to demonstrate German proficiency (typically DSH-2 or TestDaF 4×4); the programme holds Akkreditiert (Auflagen erfüllt) accreditation. Most public universities in Germany charge no tuition fees; students pay only a semester contribution (typically €150–€350). GradGermany provides end-to-end support for Indian students applying to master's programmes in Germany — from eligibility assessment and SOP review to visa guidance and post-arrival settlement.

Language Requirements

German DSH-2 or TestDaF 4x4 (German-taught programme)

Entry Requirements

English Proficiency

German Language

German-taught programmes: direct admission with DSH-2/DSH-3, TestDaF 4x4, telc Deutsch C1 Hochschule, Goethe ZOP/KDS/GDS or Goethe-Zertifikat C2, OeSD C2, DSD II (KMK), SDI Muenchen exam, French Baccalaureat (bilingual agreement), US Advanced Placement German, various German-language school-leaving certificates (Luxembourg, Belgium, Bozen), or a degree with German as language of instruction; private-institution proofs not accepted. Fee-based preparatory course requires Goethe B2 / OeSD B2 / telc B2 / DSH-1 / TestDaF 3x3x3x3. English-taught programmes: German A1 CEFR at application (certificates only from Goethe-Institut, telc, OeSD) and A2 by the end of the third study term (list of affected programmes on the page); some English programmes embed German teaching instead

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Application Periods

Semester

Locations

Chemnitz

Subject Groups

Mechanical Engineering Electrical Engineering

Study Fields

Elektrotechnik Fahrzeugtechnik

Study Forms

Vollzeit

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Technische Universität Chemnitz welcomes international applicants for its M.Sc. in Elektromobilität in Chemnitz. You will typically need a recognised bachelor's degree in a related field, language proficiency documentation, and a complete application package. GradGermany guides you through every step.

The programme runs for 4 semesters (approximately 2 years).

This programme is taught in German. You will need to prove German proficiency, typically DSH-2 or TestDaF 4×4. Some universities accept Goethe-Zertifikat C1.

Tuition fees vary. Most public German universities charge no tuition — only a semester contribution of approximately €150–€350. Additional costs include health insurance (~€120/month), the blocked account requirement (€11,904/year), and living expenses.

You can apply via uni-assist or directly through the university's admissions portal. GradGermany handles your full application — SOP writing, document preparation, submission, and visa support.

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