University of Stuttgart Courses and Fees 2025

• The courses were very difficult as compared to the level of courses undertaken during the bachelor's study in india. It is recommended to revise and study each week to keep up with the difficult curriculum. Commas was purely theoretical with very less practical exposure
• Positive aspects: It is completely theoretical and research-orientated. In-depth knowledge about the topic is provided. Opens the door for a possible PhD opportunity after the master's. Access to various institutes that are conducting groundbreaking research in this field.
• Negative aspects: Very difficult curriculum. Time-consuming assignments. Less exposure to practical or application based knowledge
• Classes: 5 classes per day (1.5 hrs each), maximum. usual timings were 8:00 am to 4:00/5:00pm
• The average number of students for my course was 25. 50% of the enrolled students are indian

• Breakdown of fees (per semester): Tuition fees-1500 euros Semester contribution-200euros
• Fees is charged semester-wise
• Monthly expenses: Rent: 350 euros, Health insuarance(compulsory):120euros, Food & Groceries: 150 euros, Transport ticket/internet/sim card charges:80 euros, Auxiliary (trips/gym/outings): 200 euros. Total 800euros approx (can sustain in less as well, based on lifestyle.)

The course syllabus is pretty old, but gives a solid foundation for what's happening in the background. New topics are added and there is a possibility to take extra courses apart from the curriculum out of our own interest. The course is research oriented, so there are a lot of research opportunities. There is no compulsion to do an internship within the course but can be done voluntarily, though getting an internship will be tougher in this case.

1700 euros including transport for weekend and evening during the week for a semester. It took me around 7 semesters to complete the course including an internship.