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Tomorrow University of Applied Sciences

Frankfurt am Main,  Hessen, Germany

Founded
2020
Students
1,000
International
75%
Programmes
5

Admissions & fees

What it costs

Tomorrow University is a private institution and charges tuition for all programmes. There is no tuition-free option. Bachelor's programmes: from €15,500 (full upfront) to €17,500 total on a monthly plan (approx. €486/month). Regional Price Grants of up to €8,000 are applied automatically based on country of residence. Scholarships of up to €1,500 are available. Master's programmes (90 ECTS): from €15,500 (full upfront) to €17,000 total monthly (approx. €944/month). Master's (120 ECTS): from €18,500 (full upfront) to €20,000 total monthly. The university also offers Income Sharing Agreements for residents of Germany and Spain. Students enrolled in Germany are BAföG-eligible (up to €934/month from the state). There is no separate non-EU surcharge listed; the Regional Price Grant system adjusts pricing by country of residence.

Admission requirements

All applicants must hold a recognised secondary school leaving certificate (for Bachelor's) or a recognised Bachelor's degree (for Master's). For Bachelor's admission, non-German certificates are verified via a ministry check or entrance exam; German Abitur and Fachhochschulreife are verified in-house. English proficiency at B2 (CEFR) is required; official certificates are preferred but not mandatory, and the requirement may be waived for native English speakers or graduates of English-medium programmes. A mandatory 30-minute admission interview with the Programme Director is part of every application. For Master's programmes, applicants need a Bachelor's degree with at least 210 ECTS (for the 90 ECTS Master track) or 180 ECTS (for the 120 ECTS track), completed over a minimum of six semesters. Degrees without a completed university qualification are not accepted regardless of professional experience. English B2 is required. Applicants without a completed degree cannot be admitted. APS certificate: Tomorrow University is a private, fully online institution. Indian, Chinese, and Vietnamese applicants should check with the APS office and the university directly regarding APS requirements for admission and visa purposes, as APS rules apply to the German student visa process for these nationalities regardless of institution type.

Application deadlines

Rolling online application with four intakes per year for the Impact Bachelor programs; entrance exams run shortly before each intake (MBA/M.Sc. exams on a rolling basis after passing the interview).

How international applicants apply

Direct application only - uni-assist is not used. Applicants apply through ToU's own online application portal (app.tomorrow.university/apply): part one is a form, part two uploads CV, LinkedIn profile, English certificate (min B2, waived for native speakers or English-taught degrees) and passport/ID. A mandatory 30-minute online admission interview with the Program Director follows, and some programs add an online entrance exam. Secondary school certificates with German qualifications (Abitur/Fachhochschulreife) are verified in-house; non-German certificates are checked via a ministry check or entrance exam - no uni-assist VPD step is described anywhere in the admissions documentation.

Languages of instruction

English (proof of B2 required unless native speaker or prior English-taught degree); challenge-based curriculum delivered fully online

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

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