Deggendorf Institute of Technology: Admissions 2025, Scholarships, Fees 2025, Rankings & Programs

• Our college has around 3 campuses, one in Deggendorf itself, one in Pfarrkirchen and one in Cham
• There is a library and a cafeteria called Mensa, which will give lunch and snack meals. It offers some movie screenings and wide range of sport activities as well, which are spread across the town.
• Our college organises frequent trips and treks to nearby towns and to the Bavarian Alps. There are multiple parties and fests organized throughout the year, with a lot of students participating in these
• There are sports such as tennis, football, basketball and swimming which are very popular here. There is also kayaking and the college has an official kayaking team. There is a student council which will take a stand regarding the problems of the students; they are very approachable and friendly regarding the issues faced by students.
• There are job fairs happening regularly as well where students can interact with the company representatives and find out about the job opportunities in those companies.

• So currently the fee per semester is 582 euros in total for international students and 82 euros for students from the EU. There will be a 60 euro application fee as well while putting in the application. This 82 or 582 euro fee will be charged every semester.
• Since in Germany universities do not have hostels, students have to arrange for their own accommodations and some student dorms will be recommended by the university itself. But getting into the university-recommended accommodation will be challenging due to the high competition; students would have plenty of other options as well.
• The average rent in Deggendorf would be around 350-400 (warm rent) on average, but there would be much cheaper and more expensive options as well. I personally landed a studio apartment whose rent was around 430 euros per month and usually the electricity, wifi and radio bills will be included within the warm rent. Make sure to check whether the rent you're paying is a "cold rent" or a "warm rent". "Cold rent" usually means the base rent, the rent without the electricity, wifi and water heating bills, and the "warm rent" includes all the above-mentioned bills.
• My monthly expense came up to 650-700 euros, with 430 being my rent, 145 being my health insurance amount, and around 20-25 euros being my weekly expense for groceries and other home utility stuff. It may vary for every individual so I would not want to estimate generally, but for me it would be this much. If there is a room with lesser rent, then the monthly expense would be reduced drastically.

• Campus life is very lively. There are clubs for organising pub crawls, etc. Clubs are all for organising cultural events only, since projects are done under the supervision and funding of professors and are part of the curriculum. Library has books both in german and english. Sports facilities are readily available to students, including a swimming pool (although it is a bit far, around 30 min by bicycle).
• Regular playing sessions for badminton, football, etc. Research facilities are top-notch and well funded. We had a Tesla roadster in the lab when we were working on developing electric batteries for E-vehicles.

• Tuition fee is 0. You have to pay a student contribution of around 60€ per semester

• Students from non?EU/EEA countries are required to pay a service fee of approximately €500 per semester, plus a standard student union fee (around €370 per semester) to cover administrative services, public transport, and student life initiatives.

• DIT has three campuses: the main one in Deggendorf, another in Pfarrkirchen (called European Campus Rottal-Inn), and Campus Cham.
• The campus has good libraries, sports facilities, a cafeteria, and access to medical services.
• Some popular events are the Campus Fest, Summer Open-Air Festival, and DigiHealthDay.
• There are plenty of clubs, sports activities, and cultural events to join. Some of the sports are Summing,Table Tennis, Badminton, Football, Gym, Chess, salsa (dance). These activities make campus life fun and help students connect outside of class.

• Fees Structure:
  • Tuition fees: 0 Euro
  • Student Contribution Fees (for every semester): 82 Euro
  • Other Fees while applying:
    • Fees for writing entrance exam: 25 Euro
• Monthly Expenses:
  • Rent: 350-450 Euro
  • Health Insurance: 144 Euro
  • Radio/TV tax: 18 Euro
  • Deutschland ticket: 38 Euro (Gives access to Every Public Transportation in Germany)
  • Grocery and food: 100 - 150 Euro
  • Total: 800 Euro (Approx.)

I chose this college while keeping in mind multiple factors like Course Curriculum, University Fee, Country, International exposure etc. My overall experience was good with respect to the course curriculum, practical experience, lab, professors, international exposure, and extracurricular activities.

Extracurricular activities, clubs, libraries, Wifi and sports facilities are available.

The reason why I chose this is due to the interdisciplinary and industry-ready course structure. It has courses on state-of-the-art technologies like 3d printing, Autonomous driving, robotics and ARVR. Job perspective was also higher in this course and the course structure was only 3 semesters.

It's a bit complicated. My course is offered on two campuses. The main campus is good with good connectivity and opportunities. But the campus where I studied, called 'Cham' is a really small town and it's difficult to find an apartment or part-time jobs. It's a challenge living here. But coming to a foreign country is always a challenge.

I chose this college because of it's modern course curriculum, they provide variety of options to specialize and build career, easy to switch lines after bachelor via this course. The journey at DIT was like a roller coaster ride or I can say full of adventure which i enjoyed a lot over the time. Have learnt a lot of new things and developed myself for the modern industry with good knowledge of the latest technologies.

Full of adventures, university has 12 campuses and main campus is in Deggendorf, rest are in the nearby cities as per industry, research institute and relevant course requirements. Library is fully equipped, wifi facility is top, sports and other clubs are also active.

The university is situated in ourskirts of the area and reaching there is a crucial task as public transport is only once in an hour. But you can have your private vehicle or cycle and get there easily because the whole area is small. The classes and the resources provided are very good and case studies help us get to know into subjects really good. The professors are really helpful and understanding and they help us in any way possible. All the students are extremely friendly and into activities and fun. Overall I would say the experience here is wonderful.

The campus is occupied with great atmosphere and has wifi all around. There are a lot of buildings within the area that constitutes libraries, canteen, class rooms and so on. There are a lot of events in most of the weeks like club parties, weekend hikes, canoeing, hackathons, and so on. The university sports are also famous. Students can take part in many programs both indoor and outdoor games. They also have championships and tournaments happening.

Professors and mentors are easy to approach. The canteen, often referred to as "Mensa," is available at every university, I believe. The university encourages innovation and ideas, providing a platform for students with startup ideas. The student union team organizes timely events for refreshments. Weekly sports activities are arranged for students, including swimming, badminton, football, table tennis, beach volleyball, chess, and more. Overall, I believe it's an ideal university for those interested not only in studies but also in sports and fitness.

Being a sport person I have spent a good playing variety of sports. They have Wifi, library in the campus for students and multiple sport facilities.