University of Stuttgart Courses and Fees 2025

• The courses were moderate to difficult but never easy. They were mostly a mix of both with lecture and tutorials
• The positive aspect the time that you spend on understanding the concept and negative effect is sometimes the lack of time during exams
• You can choose your timings; usually it is 90 minutes per day for two days one of lecture and one of tutorial. It varies from subject to subject.
• My course had 70% indian students.

• There is a tuition fee of 1500 Euro per semester
• Semester fees around 300 Euros (including StudiTicket which allows you to travel in public transportation from 6pm to 6am and on weekends/public holidays for free)
• The course duration is 4 semesters
• Expenses :
  • Dorm/Hostel: 280 - 310 Euro per month (It kinda increases year to year)
  • Food: 200 Euros per month (if you cook all the time)
  • Other (like eating out/movies/Bowling): 50 Euros per month
     

• The course has equally difficult and equally easy courses; it depends on what your likings are and what you have experience with. The subjects are often mixed with practice exercises to get a deep understanding of the subject. The classes start from 8:00 in the morning to 5:15 in the afternoon with a 1-hr lunch break and 15 mins between each lecture. Each lecture is 1.30 hr. Number of students depends on the subject, typically between 10 and 200. And 50-60% would be Indian students for Electrical and IT courses

• Fees: 1800€/semester
• Dorm: 350-400€/month
• Insurance: 150€/month
• Traveling: 40-60€/month
• Groceries: 200-300€/month
• Miscellaneous: 100-200€/month
• So it equates to approx 1000-1300€ per month including everything in Stuttgart, it includes travelling to nearby countries, germany wide transportation, travelling to nearby citiy, insurances, tution fees, accomodation, food, restaurants, everything.

• The course difficulty depends on the electives you choose. Some require more time and effort to score, whereas others are much easier and also easier to score.
• Most of the electives were theoretical; some of them had course projects. So while selecting the course, make sure you look at the course structure and what its deliverables are.
• There will be around 2-3 classes per day; it mainly depends on the number of electives you choose per semester. You can choose even just 1 or 10; it depends on you.
• We can consider the average number to be around 20-25. There were significant Indian students in my program (not sure abut the number), but around 30-40%

• The Full Fees during my studies was 1700 Euro per semester
• It included semester fees (~1500) and other charges.
• This payment also included student travel ticket (using which you could travel free after 6pm)
• The cost of the Hostel(Dorm) was 330 Euro per month (it started with 280 euro but was later increased)
• The Monthly Expense was around 150 - 190 Euro (groceries, hotel and other basic stuff)
• Health Insurance: 130 Euro (it is mandatory)

• Yes, the course curriculum is indeed difficult but Masters covers a depth in that particular course so it is difficult, and yes it is a mixture of both practical and theoretical.
• The positive aspect is we can choose course from Electrical Modules and Computer Science Modules. The negative aspect is I am finding it difficult to complete them in the span of 2 years. Usual there are 2-3 classes per day and the timings are 11am-5pm.
• The number of students in my class is 50 and Indian students are 22.

• The tuition fees are 1600 euros per semester. We don't have a hostel we have student dorms in which we are required to cook ourselves and we have separate rooms, the rent for that is 347 euro.
• Speaking in terms of monthly expense it is around 600-700 euros (max) but it could increase if you have your college in cities like Berlin, Munich, Frankfurt etc.

• The course is highly theoretical as it is a Technical university and not a Hochschule
• The lack of practical classes can be a negative aspect 
• The classes frequency is highly dependent on number of subject you register in a semester. For a recommended 5 subjects per semester 3-4 classes can be scheduled in a day. Each class lasts 90 mins.
• Number of students in a class depends on the course's popularity. Some classes have more than 150 students while some less than 40. 

• The total cost of fees was 1684 euros.
• The fees are charged on a semester basis.
• Monthly costs in total: 970–1000 euros
• The cost of health insurance is 144 euros.
• The price of a ticket to Germany is 59 euros.
• The cost of rent is 400 euros.
• Cost of groceries: between 80 and 90 euros
• Radio tax is 18 euros per month
• Miscellaneous expenses: 15 to 20 euros

• The course curriculum is moderately challenging, might be even more depending on the courses enrolled in, The teaching is mainly theoretical as it is a TU. The positive aspects are that the syllabus is very up to date and teaches about a lot of modern things. 
• The schedule is completely up to how the student selects classes. It could be 1-2 classes a week or 1-2 every day. Classes are in 1.5hr slots from 8am to 5pm. My course has around 80 students. Around 60 would be indian

• Tuition fees are 1500 euros per semester for international students, + some additional student union fees so in total we pay 1600-1700 Euros a semester. Housing rent is anything from 340-450 depending on the rooms.
• I spend around 800euros per semester
  144 - health insurance
  58 - D-ticket
  359 - rent
  150 - groceries
  50 - travel, shopping 
  90-100 - misc taxes, internet fees, radio tax

The course syllabus is updated and recent and relevant things are taught to us. The research experience is got via various internships and work-students.

It was a good experience overall. I got what I wanted from the university. Prof, courses and friends were the things that I had aimed for. I got them all and more.

The course is very theoretical, and there are no mandatory internships. However, you're welcome to take a semester or two off for doing an internship.

1666.5€/semester

The course is very updated and very relevant to the industry. The University and some companies collaborate together for some research projects. For example BCAI ( Bosch centre for Artificial Intelligence) has tied up with university of Stuttgart. Student can work there masters thesis around such collaborations. I was lucky to work with Bosch as a working student and also worked for some other companies like BEC GmbH and Kaiser + Kraft GmbH while studying.

1770 euros per semester.

The subjects are quite up to date and are really beneficial to get jobs in those specific domain. For ex. Deep Learning is a course that is taken by many. Though not so easy to pass, several industry experts recommend taking this subjects and ask about it in interview. Further based on your interest you can contact any professor and they will surely assist you with your ideas or recommend you projects and assist as well.

The total cost is 1666 Euros, the tuition fees is 166. and the additional 1500 Euros is only for international or Non-EU students.