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Hochschule für Digitale Technologien München

München,  Bayern, Germany

Founded
2025
Programmes
2
Taught in English
2

Admissions & fees

What it costs

MUDT is a private institution and is not tuition-free. Tuition for the B.Eng. Digital Industrial Engineering is €4,800 per semester; fees for other bachelor's and master's programmes are expected to be similar but were not independently confirmed on the website at time of writing. Merit-based scholarships (Best Performer and Project-Based) of 10-80% of tuition are available. There is no separate non-EU fee tier mentioned; fees appear uniform across nationalities. No semester contribution (Semesterbeitrag) figure was published.

Admission requirements

Applicants require a high school diploma recognised as equivalent to the German Abitur (e.g. IB Diploma, A-Levels, Matura or equivalent national qualification). Direct admission eligibility can be verified via DAAD or anabin databases. English proficiency at minimum CEFR B2 is required; accepted tests include IELTS 5.5 (Master: 6.0), TOEFL iBT 72, PTE 59, Duolingo 100, or TOEIC 785. Native English speakers and students with English-taught prior degrees are exempt. APS Certificate is mandatory for applicants whose prior qualification is from India, China, or Vietnam. The application process involves: (1) online submission of documents including motivation letter and CV, (2) online interview with professors (30-40 minutes) if documents are approved, (3) signing of study contract and payment of enrolment deposit. No Studienkolleg pathway is offered; applicants whose school certificate is not directly recognised should verify via anabin before applying.

Application deadlines

Fall intake (October start): apply by 15 September. Spring intake (April start): apply by 15 February.

How international applicants apply

Not used - own portal: MUDT runs its entire admission process in-house via its smartapply.uni-munich.de portal (document upload, professor interview, signed study contract). Foreign school-leaving certificates must be equivalent to the German Abitur, checked against the DAAD/anabin admission databases; APS certificate required for China, India and Vietnam. uni-assist is nowhere mentioned in the official Admission Guide.

Languages of instruction

All programmes taught in English.

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

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