IU International University of Applied Sciences Courses and Fees 2025

• The course curriculum was easy, just basic things on the known topics. While the course was easy able to complete in a year it didn’t have an in-depth view of the course. Typically, 2–3 classes are scheduled a week, from 9:00 AM to 11:00 PM, with classes lasting around 90 minutes.
• The class sizes are small, averaging around 20–30 students, promoting interactive learning. Around 80–90% of the students in my course are from India.

• The tuition fee for my one-year program was around €8,000, which I paid in full. Additionally, there were administration fees of approximately €1000 and other minor charges for transportation , bringing the total to around €9,500 for the entire course.
• As for monthly expenses in Germany, I estimate €600-€700 for rent (depending on the type of accommodation), €250-€400 for food, €50-€100 for transportation, and €300-€550 for personal expenses, totaling around €1000-€1,550 per month.

* There are 120 ECTS in the program. * I have experience in sales and marketing, and this course adds value to my profile, as I learnt theories of various subjects, such as International Marketing, Consumer behaviour and research, Sales and pricing, Brand management etc. * The faculty-student ratio is pretty good. As there are 15 students in my class. This makes our class interactive.

* I paid the 1st year of the fees upfront at the time of admission. My father sponsored those. I am doing a part-time job here, which helps to support my finances. * The university offers monthly and annual fee submission options. A student can opt for whatever option suits him/her. Other academic expenses include a 200 Euro semester ticket. This semester ticket is used by students only, which makes public transport free in the city. This is charged every 6 months.

Up to now, my course is going on smoothly and I am so happy with the faculty and course curriculum. I have chosen the Master of Engineering which is a 60 ECT program and it has some new modules like the Internet of Things and Industry 4.0 which is very new in the industry. I appreciate IU for including these two module in the M.Eng program.

The IU is so affordable and economical for everyone. When you compare any university with IU you will find IU economical however IU's study program is much better compared to other universities because IU updates its module regularly. Anyone can opt for a monthly payment also if he could not afford a one-time payment. IU offers scholarships for their student also.

My course was big data with a mix of management. It gave me an insight into the business part of the corporate world along with technical knowledge in data science. It was a smart blend of course. Proved a bit helpful

To be honest, the program was a bit expensive because when you look at the other universities here in Berlin, they are way too cheap. I know that there's no point in comparing when we look at the fee structure because the other part of the world is way more expensive.