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Hochschule Ravensburg-Weingarten

Weingarten,  Baden-Württemberg, Germany

Founded
1964
Students
3,800
International
20%
Programmes
37
Taught in English
10

Admissions & fees

What it costs

No tuition fees for EU/EEA students. Non-EU international students pay €1,500 per semester in tuition fees (Baden-Württemberg state rule, in force since WS 2017/18). Exemption applies if the student holds a German Hochschulzugangsberechtigung (HZB). All students also pay a semester contribution of €215 (€224 for first semester), covering administration (€80), student union (€110.50), and student body (€24.50) fees.

Admission requirements

International applicants to German-taught programmes must hold certified German at DSH 2 level or equivalent (TestDaF average TDN 4; Goethe C1). English-taught programmes require TOEFL iBT minimum 70 or IELTS overall band 6.0. Non-EU applicants to German-taught programmes must have their foreign qualifications evaluated by Studienkolleg Konstanz. RWU reserves 8% of study places in each programme for non-EU applicants. For Indian, Chinese, and Vietnamese applicants, the APS certificate (Akademische Prüfstelle) is required before the visa stage - check the German Embassy in your country for current requirements. A preparatory semester programme (TAKEoff@RWU, in English) exists for international students entering STEM bachelor's programmes.

Application deadlines

Winter semester: 1 February - 15 April (English-taught master's); 1 May - 15 July (German-taught programmes). Summer semester: 1 September - 31 October (most programmes); 1 December - 15 January (International Project Engineering). Standard closing dates: 15 July (winter) and 15 January (summer).

How international applicants apply

No uni-assist - direct application via the RWU application portal (German-language programmes additionally via hochschulstart.de/DoSV; English-taught programmes via the RWU portal). Non-EU applicants for German-speaking programmes must first obtain recognition and grade conversion of their foreign certificate from the Studienkolleg Konstanz and submit it with the application. 8% of places reserved for non-EU students; non-EU tuition fees (BW) apply. Not on the uni-assist member list.

Languages of instruction

31 programmes taught in German; 8 programmes taught in English (including bachelor's in E-Mobility and Green Energy, Electrical Engineering and Information Technology, Mechatronics, Physical Engineering, and the International Project Engineering variant of Mechanical Engineering).

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

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