University of Duisburg-Essen admissions run on Germany’s two-semester calendar. Indian applicants apply via uni-assist for most programmes and the HISinOne portal for select engineering degrees. Bachelor’s applicants need a Class XII qualification equivalent to the German Abitur. Master’s applicants need a Bachelor’s with average grade 3.0 (German scale) or 60 to 65 percent Indian equivalent.
- Winter 2027/28 primary intake: apply 1 May to 31 July 2027 (15 June restricted).
- No tuition. uni-assist application fee EUR 75 (INR 8,256), EUR 30 (INR 3,302) each add-on.
- UG: Class XII 65%+ with mathematics. PG: Bachelor’s 60 to 65%, IELTS 5.5+ (B2).
- Estimated 40 to 60% acceptance rate, higher for open programmes and lower for restricted NC ones.
Popular Indian pathways include Energy Science, Computer Engineering (ISE), and Industrial Engineering M.Sc., with alumni citing free tuition and Ruhr-region industrial ties. See the University of Duisburg-Essen overview for broader context on rankings and campus.
Table of Contents
- University of Duisburg-Essen Application Deadlines
- UDE Eligibility Requirements for Indian Students
- Uni Duisburg-Essen Master’s Programs and English
- UDE Bachelor’s Programs in English
- University of Duisburg-Essen PhD Admissions
- UDE Application Process on uni-assist and HISinOne
- Uni Duisburg-Essen Admission Decisions and Offer Letter
- UDE Documents Required for Indian Applicants
- University of Duisburg-Essen Acceptance Rate
- Germany Student Visa for UDE Applicants
- Application Tips and Checklist for Uni Duisburg-Essen
- University of Duisburg-Essen Admissions FAQs
University of Duisburg-Essen Application Deadlines for 2026 and 2027
University of Duisburg-Essen follows Germany’s two-semester calendar with a Winter and a Summer intake. Winter (October start) is the primary intake carrying most of UDE’s programme catalogue, while Summer (April start) covers a smaller subset. The Winter 2026/27 cycle has already closed. Deadlines below are drawn from the official UDE international admissions page.
UDE’s primary intake for Indian students is Winter (October start) — most programmes open here.
| Intake | Level | App Opens | Deadline | App Fee | Portal |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Summer 2027 (restricted / NC) | UG + PG | 1 Nov 2026 | 15 Dec 2026 | EUR 75 (INR 8,256) + EUR 30 (INR 3,302) each add-on | uni-assist |
| Summer 2027 (open / non-NC) | UG + PG | 1 Nov 2026 | 31 Jan 2027 | EUR 75 (INR 8,256) + EUR 30 (INR 3,302) each add-on | uni-assist |
| Summer 2027 (ISE Master’s) | PG | 1 Nov 2026 | 15 Mar 2027 | No fee | UDE HISinOne |
| Winter 2027/28 (open) — Primary intake | UG + PG | 1 May 2027 | 31 Jul 2027 | EUR 75 (INR 8,256) + EUR 30 (INR 3,302) each add-on | uni-assist |
| Winter 2027/28 (restricted / NC) | UG + PG | 1 May 2027 | 15 Jun 2027 | EUR 75 (INR 8,256) + EUR 30 (INR 3,302) each add-on | uni-assist |
| Winter 2027/28 (ISE Master’s) | PG | 1 May 2027 | 15 Jul 2027 | No fee | UDE HISinOne |
Insider note: Restricted (Numerus Clausus) programmes close six weeks earlier than open programmes in every cycle. Indian applicants should target the earlier NC deadline even for open programmes, because uni-assist evaluation itself takes four to six weeks.
University of Duisburg-Essen Eligibility for Indian Students
Eligibility at University of Duisburg-Essen is split cleanly into academic thresholds and English or German language proof. Because UDE is a public NRW university, admission is rules-based rather than competitive for most programmes. Meet the numbers and your file moves to enrolment.
- UG general entry: Class XII (CBSE, ISC, or State Board) at 65 percent or higher.
- UG maths floor: Mathematics grade 2.5 (German scale) or 65 percent in Class XII.
- UG pathway: Indian 12-year applicants typically clear a Studienkolleg or Feststellungsprüfung first.
- PG general entry: Bachelor’s degree with average grade 3.0 (German) or roughly 60 to 65 percent.
- PG ISE tracks: Bachelor’s grade 2.5 (German) or 70 percent in a relevant engineering subject.
English requirement across master’s programmes taught in English or bilingual is CEFR B2. UDE accepts IELTS, TOEFL iBT, Cambridge, and a Medium of Instruction (MOI) letter as proof. B2 maps to roughly IELTS 5.5 to 6.5 and TOEFL iBT 72 to 94. German-taught programmes need DSH-2, TestDaF TDN 4, or telc C1 Hochschule at enrolment.
University of Duisburg-Essen IELTS Waiver for Indian Students
Indian applicants whose Bachelor’s or Class XII was fully taught and examined in English can submit a Medium of Instruction (MOI) letter in place of IELTS or TOEFL. The letter must be on official university letterhead and confirm English as the language of instruction and examination. This waiver is explicitly listed on the UDE international admissions page for ISE master’s programmes and is honoured by most English-taught faculties. Applicants from English-medium boards such as CBSE, ISC, and IB usually qualify without retaking IELTS. Confirm eligibility for your specific programme in the application shell before pressing submit.
University of Duisburg-Essen Master’s Programs and English Requirements
University of Duisburg-Essen offers over 160 master’s programmes, with roughly two dozen taught fully in English or bilingually. Base tuition is EUR 0 (INR 0) across all consecutive master’s, so the only mandatory teaching cost is the semester contribution of EUR 367.80 (INR 40,489) for Winter 2026/27. For a course-wise fees breakdown by programme, see the detailed programme list.
| Programme | Duration | Minimum Eligibility | English Req. Min. |
|---|---|---|---|
| Computer Engineering (ISE) M.Sc. | 4 sem | Bachelor’s in CE or related, grade 2.5 (German) / 70% | B2 (IELTS 5.5+) |
| Embedded Systems Engineering (ISE) M.Sc. | 4 sem | Bachelor’s in EE or related, grade 3.0 / 60 to 65% | B2 (IELTS 5.5+) |
| Mechanical Engineering M.Sc. | 4 sem | Bachelor’s in ME with 30 ECTS in maths + mechanics | B2 (IELTS 5.5+) |
| Industrial Engineering M.Sc. | 4 sem | Bachelor’s in IE, ME, or EE, grade 3.0 / 60%+ | B2 (IELTS 5.5+) |
| Applied Informatics (Engineering / Media) M.Sc. | 4 sem | Bachelor’s in CS or Informatics, grade 3.0 | B2 (IELTS 5.5+) |
| Energy Science M.Sc. | 4 sem | Bachelor’s in physics, chemistry, or engineering | B2 (IELTS 5.5+) |
| Computational Mechanics (ISE) M.Sc. | 4 sem | Bachelor’s in ME or Civil, grade 3.0 | B2 (IELTS 5.5+) |
| Power Engineering (ISE) M.Sc. | 4 sem | Bachelor’s in EE or Energy, grade 3.0 | B2 (IELTS 5.5+) |
| Water Science M.Sc. | 4 sem | Bachelor’s in chemistry, biology, or environmental science | B2 (IELTS 5.5+) |
| Environmental Toxicology M.Sc. | 4 sem | Bachelor’s in life science or chemistry with toxicology component | B2 (IELTS 5.5+) |
Note: Program-specific entry requirements, fees, and intake availability may differ from the institution-wide minimums shown above. Always confirm on the official University of Duisburg-Essen master’s page for your chosen programme before applying.
University of Duisburg-Essen Bachelor’s Programs in English
The bulk of UDE’s bachelor’s catalogue is taught in German and needs DSH-2 or TestDaF TDN 4 at enrolment. Indian applicants without German usually route through a one-year Studienkolleg or Feststellungsprüfung. The exception is the ISE (International Studies in Engineering) Bachelor’s track, where the first year is delivered in English while students build German up to B2 for later semesters.
| Programme | Duration | Minimum Eligibility | English Req. Min. |
|---|---|---|---|
| Computer Engineering (ISE) B.Sc. | 6 sem | Class XII with mathematics grade 2.5 (German) / 65% | B1 (IELTS 5.0+) |
| Electrical, Electronic and Communications Engineering (ISE) B.Sc. | 6 sem | Class XII with mathematics grade 2.5 / 65% | B1 (IELTS 5.0+) |
| Mechanical Engineering (ISE) B.Sc. | 6 sem | Class XII with mathematics grade 2.5 / 65% | B1 (IELTS 5.0+) |
| Metallurgy and Metal Forming (ISE) B.Sc. | 6 sem | Class XII with mathematics + chemistry, grade 2.5 / 65% | B1 (IELTS 5.0+) |
| Structural Engineering (ISE) B.Sc. | 6 sem | Class XII with mathematics + physics, grade 2.5 / 65% | B1 (IELTS 5.0+) |
University of Duisburg-Essen PhD Admissions
University of Duisburg-Essen offers structured doctorates through its graduate schools and individual doctorates arranged directly with a professor. Indian applicants overwhelmingly go the individual route, matching their research proposal with a supervising Chair and then formally enrolling with the doctoral office of the relevant faculty. Admission is rolling, not tied to Winter or Summer deadlines.
University of Duisburg-Essen PhD Application Route
Applicants first identify a professor whose research aligns with their proposal and secure written supervision agreement. That letter is then filed with the faculty’s doctoral office along with the master’s transcript, thesis abstract, CV, and a research proposal of 5 to 10 pages. Only after the doctoral committee accepts the file can the applicant enrol through the student registrar’s office. Language requirements depend on the language of the dissertation.
University of Duisburg-Essen PhD Funding and Stipends
Most doctoral candidates at UDE are paid research assistants on the German public sector TV-L E13 pay scale, typically at 50 to 75 percent of a full position. External funding is common: DAAD Research Grants, Deutschlandstipendium, and DFG-funded graduate schools each carry their own monthly rates. For programme-specific funding, browse UDE’s course pages for chair-level vacancies.
University of Duisburg-Essen Application Process for Indian Students
UDE runs two parallel application shells depending on the programme you pick. Most bachelor’s and roughly 15 master’s route through uni-assist, while other master’s (including most ISE tracks) go directly through UDE’s HISinOne portal at campus.uni-due.de. Both are online end-to-end.
- Identify your programme’s route on the UDE catalogue — uni-assist versus HISinOne changes the fee and document flow.
- Create the applicant account on either uni-assist or the UDE HISinOne portal, matched to your programme.
- Upload certified copies of Class XII, Bachelor’s degree, transcripts, English proof, passport bio page, and CV.
- Attach your APS certificate — mandatory for every Indian applicant to a German public university.
- Pay the application fee of EUR 75 (INR 8,256) on uni-assist for the first programme; EUR 30 (INR 3,302) per additional programme. HISinOne charges no fee.
- Wait 4 to 6 weeks for uni-assist to issue a preliminary review (VPD) and forward your file to UDE.
- Track the UDE decision inside the applicant portal; accept the offer to trigger the admission letter.
University of Duisburg-Essen Admission Decisions and Offer Timeline
Once uni-assist forwards a complete file to UDE, decisions land inside the applicant portal within four to eight weeks. Restricted (NC) programmes announce results after the cycle closes; open programmes admit on a rolling basis and can respond in three to four weeks. Offer letters arrive as PDFs in the portal and must be accepted online before the enrolment window closes.
- Offer window: typically 2 to 3 weeks to accept the offer and pay the semester contribution.
- Conditional offers: issued when a final Bachelor’s certificate is pending; deposit converts to unconditional on document upload.
- Deferral: UDE permits deferral to the next intake in most programmes on written request, subject to programme committee approval.
- Withdrawal: declining an offer opens the seat for the next waitlisted applicant within days.
University of Duisburg-Essen Documents Required
Uni-assist and UDE both require certified digital copies of every credential. Certifications must be issued by a court-certified translator for German or English targets. Do not submit self-attested scans.
- Valid passport bio page (minimum 24 months validity)
- Class XII marksheet and school-leaving certificate
- Bachelor’s degree certificate and consolidated transcript (for PG applicants)
- APS (Akademische Prüfstelle) certificate from the German Embassy, New Delhi
- English proof (IELTS, TOEFL iBT, Cambridge, or MOI letter)
- German proof if the programme demands it (DSH, TestDaF, telc)
- Statement of Purpose (SOP) tailored to the programme
- Curriculum Vitae in Europass or standard format
- Two Letters of Recommendation (academic preferred)
- Passport-size photograph in JPEG (35mm x 45mm biometric)
- Health insurance proof (post-admission, before enrolment)
University of Duisburg-Essen Acceptance Rate
University of Duisburg-Essen does not publish an official institutional acceptance rate. External estimates place the overall admit rate at roughly 40 to 60 percent, driven largely by the split between Numerus Clausus (NC) restricted programmes and open (non-NC) programmes. UDE currently sits in the QS World ranking band #801 to 850 for 2027, and rules-based German public admission means academic thresholds matter more than competitive comparison.
University of Duisburg-Essen Acceptance for Restricted Programmes
Numerus Clausus (NC) programmes admit a fixed number of students each cycle. Business Administration, Medicine, and Psychology at UDE are consistently NC-restricted. The estimated admit rate here is 25 to 40 percent, based on program pages that indicate applications exceeding available seats.
University of Duisburg-Essen Open Admission Odds
Most ISE master’s and specialised M.Sc. tracks like Computational Mechanics, Water Science, and Energy Science are open (non-NC). Any Indian applicant meeting the Bachelor’s grade floor and B2 English threshold is admitted. The estimated admit rate for these programmes sits above 65 percent.
Key insight: German public admission is a checklist, not a curve. Cross every threshold — grades, subjects, language, APS — and the offer follows.
Germany Student Visa for University of Duisburg-Essen Applicants
Indian students admitted to UDE apply for a Germany National Visa (Type D) for study purposes at VFS Global on behalf of the German missions in Bengaluru, Chennai, Mumbai, New Delhi, or Kolkata. The visa fee is EUR 75 (INR 8,256) and processing typically takes 6 to 12 weeks. Book the appointment as soon as the UDE admission letter is in hand — slots run out in peak May and October windows.
Financial proof is the single biggest documentary hurdle. The blocked account (Sperrkonto) requirement is currently EUR 11,904 (INR 13.10 Lakhs) for one year, released as EUR 992 (INR 1,09,199) each month after arrival. Fintiba and Expatrio are the two mainstream providers accepted by German missions in India. Post-arrival, register at the local Bürgeramt in Duisburg or Essen within 14 days for the Anmeldung certificate — mandatory before opening a current account or activating a student ID.
Planning note: Wire slightly more than EUR 11,904 into the blocked account, since intermediary bank charges can leave the balance short and stall the visa slot.
University of Duisburg-Essen Application Tips and Checklist
The following tips and steps are drawn from Indian-applicant patterns at UDE and the wider NRW cluster. They cover sequencing rather than repeating documents already listed above.
- APS first, everything else after: book the New Delhi APS interview 4 to 6 months before your target deadline — the certificate is mandatory for uni-assist and cannot be back-filled.
- Use the MOI letter: if your Bachelor’s was taught in English, request the Medium of Instruction letter on university letterhead — skip the IELTS fee entirely.
- Apply direct on HISinOne where allowed: ISE master’s route through UDE’s own portal at zero fee, saving the EUR 75 uni-assist charge.
- Court-certified translations only: uni-assist rejects Notary or self-attested translations — use a beeidigter Übersetzer for German or English target.
- Front-load the blocked account: fund EUR 11,904 by mid-cycle so the visa appointment is bookable the day the offer arrives.
- Target the earlier NC deadline: even for open programmes, submitting by 15 June (Winter) or 15 December (Summer) buffers the uni-assist 4 to 6 week review window.
- Book VFS in Bengaluru or Mumbai early: peak-cycle slots vanish within days — appointments open roughly 90 days ahead.
- Register at the Bürgeramt within 14 days: Anmeldung is legally required and unlocks bank account, SIM, and student ID activation.
University of Duisburg-Essen is one of the more predictable German public admissions for Indian applicants — rules-based, fee-free tuition, and honest MOI acceptance. Miss no deadline, translate everything, front-load the blocked account, and the offer follows the checklist. The uni-assist and HISinOne split is the only real branch decision.
University of Duisburg-Essen Admissions: Frequently Asked Questions
Ques. What is the primary intake at University of Duisburg-Essen for Indian students?
Ans. The Winter intake (October start) is the primary intake for Indian applicants. Most bachelor’s and master’s programmes open here, with deadlines of 15 June (restricted NC) and 31 July (open) in each cycle. The Summer intake in April covers a smaller subset.
Ques. Can Indian students apply to UDE without German language proficiency?
Ans. Yes, for English-taught master’s and bilingual ISE bachelor’s programmes. German is only mandatory for German-taught programmes, where DSH-2 or TestDaF TDN 4 is required at enrolment. For ISE Bachelor’s, students build up to B2 German during the degree.
Ques. Does UDE accept an MOI certificate instead of IELTS or TOEFL?
Ans. Yes. University of Duisburg-Essen accepts a Medium of Instruction (MOI) letter on official university letterhead as proof of English proficiency, alongside IELTS, TOEFL iBT, and Cambridge certificates. This is explicitly listed for ISE master’s programmes.
Ques. What is the uni-assist application fee for a UDE application?
Ans. Uni-assist charges EUR 75 (INR 8,256) for your first UDE programme and EUR 30 (INR 3,302) for each additional programme in the same semester. UDE itself charges no fee, and HISinOne-routed applications (most ISE master’s) are free.
Ques. Are there tuition fees at University of Duisburg-Essen?
Ans. No. UDE charges EUR 0 (INR 0) tuition for standard consecutive bachelor’s and master’s programmes, regardless of nationality. The only mandatory teaching cost is the semester contribution of EUR 367.80 (INR 40,489) for Winter 2026/27, which covers the Deutschlandticket, student services, and the AStA contribution.
Ques. What is the minimum Bachelor’s grade to apply for a UDE master’s?
Ans. The institution-wide floor is an average grade of 3.0 on the German scale, roughly 60 to 65 percent on the Indian percentage scale. ISE master’s tracks and Computer Engineering (ISE) M.Sc. tighten this to 2.5 (German) or approximately 70 percent.
Ques. Which UDE programmes apply through HISinOne rather than uni-assist?
Ans. Most International Studies in Engineering (ISE) master’s programmes apply directly on UDE’s HISinOne portal at campus.uni-due.de. Bachelor’s programmes, Medicine, and roughly 15 named master’s programmes route through uni-assist. Confirm your programme’s route on the UDE international admissions page before starting.
Ques. When does the Summer 2027 application cycle open for Indian students?
Ans. The Summer 2027 uni-assist and HISinOne cycles both open on 1 November 2026. Restricted programmes close 15 December 2026, open programmes close 31 January 2027, and ISE master’s close 15 March 2027 on the UDE portal.
Ques. Do Indian applicants need an APS certificate for UDE?
Ans. Yes. Every Indian applicant to any German public university must submit an APS (Akademische Prüfstelle) certificate issued by the German Embassy in New Delhi. Book the interview 4 to 6 months before the application deadline — uni-assist and UDE both reject files without it.
Ques. What is the visa processing time from India for a UDE offer?
Ans. German National Visa (Type D) processing at VFS on behalf of the German missions in India typically takes 6 to 12 weeks. The visa fee is EUR 75 (INR 8,256). Book the VFS appointment the moment the UDE admission letter lands, since peak May and October slots run out quickly.
Ques. Is UDE’s acceptance rate the same for restricted and open programmes?
Ans. No. Restricted Numerus Clausus programmes such as Medicine, Psychology, and Business Administration sit at an estimated 25 to 40 percent admit rate. Open (non-NC) programmes such as most ISE master’s, Water Science, and Energy Science admit more than 65 percent of eligible applicants.
Ques. Can I defer my UDE offer to the next intake?
Ans. Most UDE programmes permit deferral to the next intake on written request to the programme committee. Approval is not automatic — attach a documented reason such as visa delay, health, or funding gap. Some restricted NC programmes reopen deferred seats to the waitlist instead.
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Likes
- The college is very international friendly, there are a lot of courses in English.
- The college is situated in Ruhr-area, which is one of the most industry-heavy areas in Germany, which opens up a lot of job prospects.
- The university is located in two cities, Essen and Duisburg, which means there are lot of courses on offer, spoiling you for choices.
Dislikes
- The university does not have a proper programme to help incoming international students. They do not invest enough resources to help new foreign students, that means, instead the incoming students have to rely on information from their seniors to navigate the initial days in Germany
- The university website and the student portal are very complicated to understand, and the whole process of registering/deregistering from exams is very complicated to understand. Also, the University office is quite unresponsive for this matter, and people have to rely on information from fellow students/seniors.
- The infrastructure of the University is quite old/outdated. They have started building a new campus plus renovations, but it will be a long time before we can reap the benefits of those.
Scholarship
- You do not need a scholarship because the course does not have a tuition fee. You only need money for living expenses. I neither applied for nor won any scholarship, because I found it unnecessary.
- There are some other scholarships for PHD students, but for Master studies, the DAAD scholarship schemes are the only ones that I know of. But they are only useful when you are attending a university that has tuition fees.



Likes
- The university library is the best place to study.
- The classrooms are very good and quiet.
- The teachers always help you, even apart from your syllabus.
Dislikes
- Less interaction with other students.
- Less attendance to the lectures.
- Less clarity in the content of some courses.
Scholarship
- No, as this is a public university, the chances of scholarships are very low. They do have some scholarships, but the usual criteria is higher grades in each semester. But mostly due to lower fees and no other costs, public universities have fewer scholarship offers.
- The data about the students who get the scholarships are not disclosed, but among my friends Not a single person received any scholarships for the current course.
- The PhD candidates may receive the scholarships but have no experience or any idea how it can be done.

Likes
- I do not dislike this but Technical Unis are very theoritical and research oriented and most people suggest them to others.
Dislikes
- It takes more time to complete a course in Technical Unis and most of the stuff taught is not really helpful in the Job Market.
- Just go to Hochschule or Fachhochschule as the course is easy compared to Technical Unis and curriculum is Industry oriented (Practical)
- But if you are going to work in the Industry, you do not have to attend them.
Likes
- Strong research focus in theoretical chemistry and electrocatalysis
- Access to high-performance computing clusters for advanced simulations
- Supportive and approachable supervisor and faculty
Dislikes
- Bureaucratic hurdles in Germany can sometimes delay processes (residence permits, contracts)
- Limited extracurricular activities compared to larger universities
Likes
- The campus is spread across two cities Duisburg and Essen, hence it is called University of Duisburg-Essen. This makes the infrastructure of the university very attractive.
- The university offers affordable and spacious student hostels.
- You are provided with your personal student portal where you can handle all your academic stuff.
Dislikes
- German language is essential to integrate, without language it can be sometimes difficult for international students.
- Since the campus is spread between two cities, there can sometimes be long commutes.
- The food provided in canteen is mostly German based and I found it not so suitable when you have Indian background.
Scholarship
- I did not receive any scholarship. But yes, scholarships are provided depending on your performance in academics. The amount usually ranges from 300 to 1000 € per month depending upon the scholarship program.
- So if you are aiming for scholarships, you have to perform well in academics. Also, some universities provide financial aid as well for which you need to submit the necessary requested documents.




Likes
- Infrastructure (classrooms, great libraries, canteens, cafes etc); availability of all facilities online (starting from course information, course contents, exam registration, receiving mails for each class to checking the current day menu in canteens);
- Connectivity between two campuses (university has bus service between two campuses); Ease of subject selection (there are teams to make personal suggestions);
- Stipend Facility (University has own stipend programms for the students, which anyone can apply for); Cultural Activities (two internal organisations are responsible for multiple type of social activies, like language learning, performing music, art, making friends, datin etc);
Dislikes
- Students cannot always get close to professors like in India, which is initially a problem, but with time, one can get accustomed to;
- Time limit during semester exams (normally 50 questions including long numericals are asked online within 60 minutes for many subjects);
- Study is too dependant on online contents; classes for each subject are conduct once a week, one needs to study the rest on his/her own;
Scholarship
- Currently I am not receiving any, but there are plenty of scholarships. University itself offers a scholarship, available from the 2nd semester onwards for students of all countries and all subjects.
- During each semester, an event named "Stipendientag" is organised, where students can visit and talk to several institutions offering scholarships. There they can know about timelines, requirements, process of application, etc.




Likes
- Because i got the exact course here that i was looking for. And Totally in German
- freedom, Relaxed atmosphere, flexibility and Less pressure and more opportunities. You'll have to carve your own path through your own channels, nothing will be spoon fed to you and i think that's what makes it so efficient and healthy.
Dislikes
- You'll have to carve your own path through your own channels, nothing will be spoon fed to you that can be challenging to some but at the end of the day it's all worth it.
Overview
As i mentioned, it's great if you are ready to integrate and understand and apply how things here work. You should really be passionate about doing good work here at the Uni to make your life better.
Scholarship
Yes ERASMUS exchange during my bachelors.
Likes
- The field I have studied in the bachelors and the experiences I have gained drove my attention to choose the course Logistics Engineering at this university as a part of my study, and as the government pays the tuition fees to study at this university in Germany, I chose this university.
- The research facilities are very good, and the overall teaching staff is very qualified. The extracurricular activities organized by many student unions also help you find and meet new people and learn about the new culture.
Dislikes
- The exam system is the most stressful because, as an international student, you need to pass an exam in less than or equal to three attempts. Additionally, due to its diverse locations, you might need to go to various locations to attend the lectures and exams.
Overview
However, the university and department I am studying are very old, the exam system is very hard, as you need to pass the exams with a maximum of 3 attempts for a given subject. If you exceed that, you can be ex-matriculated and can been departed back to home country.
Scholarship
No.
Likes
- I was interested in german universities as it was economical for middle class students. Adding to that I come from Mechanical background so I felt logistics fits perfectly for my master's degree. Additionally Duisburg-Essen University is renowned for Logistics branch. So I chose this degree and university
- My university is very well known for its logistics department. So I would suggest this one for every logistics aspirants. One can come study here and get international experience. As you can see people coming for every corner of the world, there is no space for racism. And it is also located in Nrw, which is very student friendly state.
Dislikes
- It's bit hard to get thesis supervisor other than that it's all good to go university. It only has 3 attempts to clear the subject so many people who haven't cleared the subject has to leave the country being an international student.
Overview
It was very good experience for me to get graduated from such an old University. It gave me international experience and my university was student friendly in every aspect. I would recommend to learn German and apply for such a good university.
Scholarship
No fees for my university
Overview
Because I am intrested in research and development of automobile sector so selected Computational Mechanics stream and found this university as one the best in it.











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