Reviewed on Aug 30, 2025(Enrolled 2018)
What Students Say
Likes
- A diverse student community that gave me opportunities to learn teamwork and leadership
Dislikes
- Limited exposure to real-world industry practices (more theory-heavy than practical)
Course Curriculum
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- Curriculum: Modern and industry-relevant (e.g., robotics, VR/AR, simulation).
- Exposure: Strong hands-on focus via real-world case studies.
- Timings: ~4–6 hours of lectures daily (9 AM—4 PM).
- Class Size: About 60 students per cohort.
Admission Experience
- I chose my college because of its strong academic reputation, experienced faculty, and the specialised programme I was interested in. Overall, my experience was very positive—I gained solid technical knowledge, grew personally and professionally, and built meaningful connections, even though there were some challenges with limited practical exposure.
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DIT has specific requirements depending on the language of instruction and campus:
- German Language (if studying in German)
- TestDaF: Total score 12–15
- DSH: Level DSH-2 (or higher accepted)
- Goethe-Zertifikat: Minimum level B2
- English Language (for English-taught programs)
- For the Deggendorf Campus (English-taught programs):
- TOEFL: 72–94
- IELTS: 6.5–8.0
- TOEIC: Listening 400–485, Reading 385–450
- PTE: 75–84
- Additional Academic & Document Requirements
- Beyond language tests, applicants must submit:
- Completed online application via Primuss portal
- Certified copies of academic transcripts / secondary school diploma or Bachelor’s degree (for Master's applicants)
- Passport copy, CV, and proof of finances
- A motivation letter may be required for certain Master’s programs
- Proof of funding and health certificate
Faculty
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- The university is staffed by approximately 140 full professors supported by around 260 lecturers, ensuring a strong academic presence across disciplines such as Mechatronics, Mechanical Engineering, Computer Science, and beyond.
Part Time Jobs
- Students at DIT can access both on-campus and off-campus part-time work. On-campus roles include student assistant positions in labs, libraries, or academic departments—these are especially flexible and often exempt from the usual work-hour limits.
- Off-campus, students can pursue mini-jobs (up to about €520/month, tax-free) or working student roles aligned with their studies. German regulations allow non-EU students to work up to 140 full days (or 280 half days) per year, or up to 20 hours per week during university semesters—though more hours are permitted during breaks
Placement
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- Most graduates from DIT’s master’s in Mechatronics secure jobs within six months, with open placement. The average starting salary is usually in the range of €52,000 - 65,000 per year.
- Students commonly find jobs through internships, networking, online job portals, and support from the university’s career services.
Accommodation
Off Campus
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- At DIT, students can stay in university-managed dorms or private student apartments. The typical rental cost ranges from €300 to €450 per month, depending on location and facilities, with furnished single flats and utilities often included.
Exams
- Necessary Documents to Complete the Admission Process
- University entrance qualification (e.g., high school diploma for undergraduate, Bachelor’s degree for Master’s)
- Technische Hochschule Deggendorf
- Online application via the Primuss portal (one-time registration suffices)
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- Application fee (~€50)
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- Academic transcripts and diplomas, with translations if necessary.
- Language certificate appropriate to the program (German or English).
- For certain master's programs:
- Statement of Purpose (SOP)
- Letter(s) of Recommendation (LOR)
- Resume/CV
- Admission (aptitude) test, if applicable
- Additional:
- For students from China, India, Vietnam: APS certificate required .
- Proof of funds and other documents needed for visa, if you're a non-EU applicant .
Fees
- 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.
