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Fachhochschulen / HAW

Fliedner Fachhochschule Düsseldorf

Düsseldorf,  Nordrhein-Westfalen, Germany

Founded
2011
Students
2,080
International
4.6%
Programmes
17

Admissions & fees

What it costs

Fliedner Fachhochschule Düsseldorf is a private institution and charges tuition fees. Monthly fees vary by study format: approximately €386-€498/month for Bachelor programmes (full-time, part-time, and dual formats), increasing annually by approximately 2% at each winter semester. Over a standard 6-month semester this equates to roughly €2,300-€3,000 per semester depending on programme and format. A semester transport ticket (Deutschlandsemesterticket NRW) costs an additional €226.80/semester (WS 2026/27 rate). BAföG state support is available for eligible full-time and dual-format students. Scholarships include the Deutschlandstipendium (€300/month) and programme-specific awards. Exact current fee schedules should be confirmed directly with the university ([email protected]).

Admission requirements

Applicants require a German Hochschulzugangsberechtigung (university entrance qualification) or an internationally recognised equivalent. All programmes are German-taught; German C1 is the stated language requirement for incoming/exchange students. Indian, Chinese, and Vietnamese applicants whose prior qualification was obtained in those countries must hold an APS certificate before applying. Programme-specific requirements apply: Social Work and dual programmes require practicum certificates or employer contracts; nursing programmes require health clearance. Applications are handled directly by the university; international applicants should contact the International Office (Sophia Wilczek) for specific admission procedures and deadlines.

Application deadlines

There are no application deadlines: applications are reviewed in order of arrival and study places are allocated to suitable applicants on a first-come, first-served basis. Applications are accepted until the respective programme start (October or April) as long as places remain available.

How international applicants apply

Not documented - direct application at the university only. Applications are reviewed continuously and places allocated first-come-first-served until the programme starts; no uni-assist procedure is described on the application pages.

Languages of instruction

All degree programmes are taught in German. German C1 proficiency is required for exchange/incoming students to follow coursework successfully. No English-taught programmes are offered; a bilingual course catalogue is under development.

Entry requirements, intake dates and language levels differ for every degree.

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