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Contents Welcome ---------------------------------------
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The university ---------------------------------
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The location ----------------------------------- 5 The lifestyle ----------------------------------- 6 Accommodation ----------------------------- 7 Advice & support --------------------------- 8-9 Testimonials ---------------------------------- 10-11 Quality standards --------------------------- 12 Language programme ----------------------- 13 ENGLISH BASED COURSES BA International Management ------------- 14-15 Bachelor Engineering semester ------------ 16-17 MSc Electrical Engineering & IT ------------- 18-19 MA Strat. & International Management -- 20-21 German based courses ---------------------- 22-23
Welcome We understand that studying abroad will be a lifechanging experience for you and your family. As well as being the adventure of lifetime, a top academic education can guide you into a successful global career. For these reasons, we strive to make our international students’ time here as productive, creative and exciting as possible. Ten per cent of our total student population are from numerous countries around the globe. We pride ourselves in providing them with a great learning environment in our modern campus, which is equipped with excellent state-of-theart facilities and located in a safe, friendly, relaxed and cosmopolitan setting. We offer a large range of undergraduate and postgraduate courses that are relevant to modern global businesses and industries. As a result, graduates leave with excellent employment prospects, and are well equipped for future success in their chosen careers. They are extremely sought after by local, national and international companies. Indeed, we have a strong reputation and are nationally ranked as one of the best universities of applied sciences in Germany. Take a look through this prospectus to see details of our courses taught in English!
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Prof. Dr. Peter Sperber DIT President
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The Deggendorf Institute of Technology
Cool Campus
Faculties and Courses
Technology Centres
Our campus in Deggendorf is based around a modern, central courtyard with water features complete and a hovering deck (see p2), where staff and students enjoy the relaxed atmosphere whilst having lunch, socializing, revising or just hanging-out. A range of events are held in the campus courtyard every year, with the largest being our popular summer open-air music festival.
DIT currently has 16 undergraduate and 7 postgraduate courses distributed among 5 faculties (see p17 for a list of faculties).
DIT‘s work in pioneering research is the reason for many collaborations with both local and international business and industry. This research is undertaken by staff and students in the labs of our seven technology centres dotted around Deggendorf, often with the support of additional research partners throughout Europe.
Most importantly, all 5 faculties and all service centres for our 5000+ students are based on our compact campus, creating an open, friendly and communicative enviroment among staff, students and professors. Of course, all faculties and facilities have wheelchair access. Turn to p12 to read details about our high academic standards.
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Additionally, we have a further educational centre offering parttime bachelor and master courses plus a range of further education certificates, scheduled around professional timetables.
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`Study to Success´
The Career Service recently won a national award of excellence, for recognition of the work it undertakes in helping DIT‘s graduates transfer smoothly and successfully from their academic to their professional careers. This involves organizing a buddy programme for freshers, holding an annual job fair, organizing company mentorship and scholarship programmes and creating a university database to advertise available jobs and internships for students and graduates.
Fantastic Facilities International office (p9) & Bavarian/Malaysian centre Language centre (p13) Careers Service: see `Study to Success´ Students clubs, incl. AKI, a club for foreign students Tutor programme: extra post-lecture coaching Elearning centre with wireless access Student advice centre 24hr library and copy shop Student cafe and canteen Student sports programme `Little Ducks´childcare centre Alumni www.dit.edu
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The Lifestyle
The Location
In the Heart of Europe Deggendorf Institute of Technology is located in a touristic town with a population of 40,000 on the banks of the River Danube. It‘s a charming location at the foot of the Bavarian mountains, just north of Munich in Southern Germany and close to the Austrian border. Our students enjoy vibrant social lives as Deggendorf has plenty to offer! The town has over 250 restaurants, cafes and pubs, plus many cultural festivals and events. It has an excellent network of bike trails, leisure cruise ships on the river and a surrounding hilly landscape that provides a stunning natural backdrop to enjoy the countless recreational activities on offer.
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Campus is within easy walking distance of town centre, student accommodation and all local amenities. Additionally, Deggendorf has excellent public transport links including Munich international airport only one hour away, making travelling quick, efficient and enjoyable.
Within Germany, Bavaria is ranked as the top location for history, culture and education. The unemployement rate is exceptionally low and countless international companies are based within the region, such as BMW and Einhell. It‘s an excellent place to study and start a career!
A Great Place to Live! Here are some of the local recreational activities on offer: - A modern rowing club on the River Danube just 50 yards from campus - Skiing slopes 20 minutes away - Mountain biking, hiking and paved inline skating trails are all around - A fantastic indoor & outdoor recreational swimming oasis - An indoor ice rink for ice skating and ice hockey - Rock climbing and paragliding centres near by - The famous FC Bayern Munich football stadium is just one hour away Plus, all students can participate in the university clubs, which offer a vast variety of sports and social activities.
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Accommodation
Advice and Support
Comfy & Convenient The majority of DIT‘s international students live in the ten student apartment blocks, which are within easy walking distance of campus and all other amenities in town. Most of these flats are in so-called ‘student parks´which are attractive low level apartment blocks consisting of small, modern and newly built flats for single occupation, although other options are available. Please turn to p24 to view monthly rental costs. Of course, all details are on the website and our international office helps and supports students with any accommodation inquiries.
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Orientation Week Take a look at our student accommodation: www.dit.edu/study/ accommodation
On arriving in Deggendorf, international students take part in an introductory orientation week, where they receive detailed course information and practical support with all neccessary formalities; i.e. registering at the town hall, getting health insurance, or opening a local bank account. Furthermore, social activities are organized.
The International Office - Professional Support With 138 partner universities in 52 countries around the globe, we are a cosmopolitan university. We have a dedicated team in the International Office who help and support international students with all academic, cultural, financial or organizational matters. Together with the AKI International Club, the International Office coordinates a vast range of cultural and social events which students are encouraged to take part in; i.e: - German & Bavarian intercultural training - `Presenting my Country´ information event Take a look at events: One day and weekend trips www.dit.edu/ International weeks with `Taste the World´ food fair international-office/ - `Erzählcafe´ an intercultural social cafe club events - Foreign guest lecturers
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Life at DIT - Experiences, Views & Opinions from our International Students “ “
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Patricia Montes - Peru BA Tourismus Management
For me, studying International Management has given more colour to my life! The International Office and all other contact people have always made me feel welcome, their doors were always open. International Management truly is a hands on programme in which “learning by doing” is at the forefront. Some modules in my consecutive master course were in German, which really helped me to become fluent .. the perfect basis for starting my career!
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Anna Schuster - Australia BA International Management
Myron De La Paz - USA BA International Management
There are so many multicultural students here and this makes you feel like you’re not the only one away from home. The University shows a lot of support for their international students and there is always something to do, whether it be a trip to Berlin or to the Oktoberfest in Munich with international student clubs. Studying International Management offers so many other opportunities and the International Office is always there to help you decide what path you want to take.
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Anja Coenen - The Netherlands BA International Management & MA Stategic International Management
During my stay in Deggendorf .. I got the opportunity to meet, study together with students from many different countries (Spain, France, Ireland, Brazil, Netherlands, China, Nigeria etc. ) with various cultural backgrounds and I learnt many new things from them. Besides this I was also introduced to the interesting Bavarian culture, language and people. Deggendorf has helped me significantly to shape up my career / future and has played a vital role in what I am now.
... I am looking forward to my new friends coming to visit me in Australia so I can show them around my home.
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... I have really enjoyed my time in Deggendorf. I have made so many new friends from places all over the world! Who could have imagined that I would meet some great people while having the opportunity to visit the Bavarian Forest and many nearby cities and places?
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The Careers Service was particuarly helpful in supporting me to find my perfect work experience, as it has a large database of willing and potential employers, which made it easy for me to find an internship in the Mandarin Oriental München. I also worked for several years as a university student assistant which enabled me to get a very useful insight into German work ethics. ... Additionally, Deggendorf‘s location is a plus point as the motorway and train infrastrucures are good so travelling to other towns and cities is easy.
Kishore Kanade - India Msc Electrical Engineering and IT
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I sure am convinced that I made the right decision when I chose to study in this charming town, and I am more than happy to boast Deggendorf as a place that I can call home... The International Management programme is, as the name implies, international. From our healthy supply of exchange students coming in from all the world‘s corners every semester to our professors, who have had a great deal of international experience to the host of guest lecturers flying in from the States every now and then, the programme has sure lived up to its name.
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Quality Standards
Academic Excellence
National Code of Conduct
.What to Widen Your Range?
DIT ranks among the top universities of applied sciences in Germany. All undergraduate and postgraduate courses are fully accredited to international standards either by ASIIN e.V or FIBAA.
DIT follows the `National Code of Conduct for German Universities Regarding International Students.´ The guiding principle of this code is to grant international students the same rights, service and assistance as are available to German or EU students.
Additionally, we offer various nonGerman language courses from beginner level A1 upwards, e.g. Chinese, French, Italian, Portugese, Russian, Spanish and also Business/Technical English (to higher proficiency levels).
ASIIN e.V. is an independent, approved accreditation organisation that nationally and internationally accredits bachelor and master degrees. It is the only accreditation agency in the fields of Engineering, Natural Sciences, Computer Sciences and Mathematics. FIBAA means `Foundation for International Business Administration Accreditation.´It has accessed and awarded a seal of approval to all of our courses in the business faculty.
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Language Programme
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View www.hrk.de/uploads/media/ Text_Code_of_Conduct.pdf
See dit.edu/study/ electives-languagescentre
Upgrade Your German Language Skills For Beginners International students with no knowledge of the German language, have the chance to learn German in intensive classes, both before and during the semester. These courses are structured around participants´abilities. We also offer a tandem course, where a German and an international student learn each other‘s native language. For Intermediates `Let’s get Started´ is a preparational semester for international applicants, who have a university entrance qualification but an insufficient level of German for admission. It is structured to prepare these applicants for studying in German (see p22-23 for a list of courses in German), and they must have a min. GER level of B1 to enroll. Participants take the required TestDaF admission exam in our campus examination centre in July, in preparation for the semester start in October. www.dit.edu
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BA International Management A CURRICULUM FOR GLOBAL CITIZENS
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Language focus As the course language is English, a good to excellent knowledge of the English language (level B1-C1 according to the CEFR Common European Framework of Reference for Languages) is a prerequisite. Students attend Business German classes for three semesters plus additional languages if desired.
If you are seeking a business degree that integrates high academic standards with international experience, then we have the right programme for you.
Year abroad You get the opportunity to develop your intercultural competence and gain valuable practical international experience. You will also study at your choice of 138 foreign partner universities for one semester and work for one semester as a (paid) student intern in Germany or in another country.
Our fully-accredited (FIBAA) International Management degree programme satisďŹ es the demands of ambitious students who want to quickly enter and succeed in the global market. We mix international training and knowledge with practical experience in a supportive, international atmosphere.
Double Degree Students can achieve a 2nd bachelor degree from another university outside Germany. Please see website for current options.
We develop multicultural, multilingual managers, who can work on projects as individuals or as part of international teams. Our graduates are technically and socially competent. They possess a global sophistication and can present themselves effectively and self-conďŹ dently on every continent. See www.dit.edu/bwl-wi/courses for detailed course information - or scan this code!
COURSE LENGTH :
PROGRAMME HIGHLIGHTS
Seven semesters, including 2 semesters abroad.
PROGRAMME DESCRIPTION Semesters 1, 2 and 3
Semester 3
Semesters 4 and 5
Semesters 6 and 7
A solid foundation in essential business skills is laid
We prepare you for an international internship
International Application & Specialization
Synthesis & Specialization
Emphasis is placed on intercultural teamwork, organization, foreign language and presentational skills. Fundamental methods and decision making concepts of business are introduced in the business foundation subjects (e.g. accounting, marketing, etc.).
Students are introduced to the international aspects of accounting, economics, business law and marketing.
Participants work as interns abroad for one semester and then study management at a foreign (partner) university. In addition to European universities, DIT has partner programmes with universities around the globe including Australia, Hong Kong and South America.
After returning from their year abroad, students take integrative courses in international management and write a bachelor thesis. The courses and thesis provide opportunities to integrate theory with the practical lessons learned within and outside the classroom. www.dit.edu
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General Engineering Bachelor Exchange Semester GO GLOBAL, BE AN ENGINEER EDUCATED IN GERMANY This fully accredited exchange course is tailored especially to young engineering students. Undergraduate students can complete one or a maximum of two semesters whilst earning 20-30 credits per semester. Each of our five faculties offers a wide variety of engineering subjects and students choose the subjects which are relevant to their degree course at their home university.
PROGRAMME HIGHLIGHTS Prerequisites To participate in this programme, undergraduate engineering students should have completed at least two semesters of their degree in their home university. As lectures are completely in English, a good to excellent knowledge of the English language (level B1-C1 according to the CEFR - Common European Framework of Reference for Languages) is an additional prerequisite. Language focus An advantage of this exchange semester is that prior knowledge of the German language is not required. Total beginners have the opportunity to participate in an intensive course during the orientation week (immediately prior to the start of the semester) and learn a basic level of German during their stay in Deggendorf. Students at an intermediate level have the chance to improve their German to a more proficient level (B2-C1) and earn a TestDaF certificate, via a `Let‘s Get Started´pre-semester. Please see p13 for details about language courses. International experience Apart from being an adventure, this exchange programme offers students valuable experiences on both personal and educational levels as they receive a top engineering education whilst learning how to live and socialize in a foreign culture. Optionally, after completing their exchange semester, our university career service supports students to find an internship in either a regional or international company, to maximize the benefit of their international exchange experience.
PROGRAMME FACULTIES All of the following 5 faculties have general engineering subjects for exchange students to choose from:
A complete list of current engineering subjects can be viewed online. Subjects have between 2 - 5 credits each. See www.dit.edu/be-ing for a full list, or scan this code!
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Business Administration & Business Informatics
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Civil Engineering & Environmental Management
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Electrical Engineering & Media Technology
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Mechanical Engineering & Mechatronics
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MSc Electrical Engineering & Information Technology `It‘s simple. I want a top education with no tuition fees in the heart of Europe. That‘s why I chose DIT.´
BE READY - PREPARE FOR YOUR INTERNATIONAL CAREER The globalized, digital markets of our modern world are constantly seeking highly qualified engineers with extensive theoretical knowledge and a broad range of creative knowhow, enabling them to rise to challenges in electronic, information and communication technology. This course is a fully-accredited (ASIIN), highly accepted international qualification. It prepares students perfectly for challenges in global industry.
Through theoretical and practical course work, students learn the skills to handle complex new challenges in hard and software design and development for a range of industries, depending on the chosen area of spezialization (see opposite page). See www.dit.edu/et-mt-en/courses/et-m for detailed course information or scan this code!
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PROGRAMME DETAILS Prerequisites Students must be degree graduates in Electrical Engineering and Information Technology, or in a closely related field. Furthermore, suitability is determined by examination. Examination content includes complex problems in advanced mathematics for engineering, as well as in the principles of electrical engineering and information technology and their applications. Sample questions are available online, just scan the code then see `admission prerequisites.´ Language focus The course language is English*, although a basic level of German is recommended. However, if neither English or German are the candidate‘s native language, then profiency in either of these languages must be proved. Please view the web for details. Course focus In this master‘s degree, students deepen and broaden their theoretical and application-oriented knowledge by choosing an area of specialization depending on their professional focus. See below for detailed descriptions of these areas of specialization.
A REAS OF SPECIALIZATION Electronic and Communication Systems (taught in German)
*Automation and Power Technology (taught in English)
This area of spezialization focuses on learning to acquire indepth knowledge in the areas of advanced components and systems in micro and opto-electronics, as well as developing extensive knowledge in many applications of high frequencytechnology.
This area of spezialization focuses on automotive and industrial drive systems and renewable energies. Graduates gain knowledge in numerous applications in automation and power technology applications and in-depth know-how of modern sensor and control technology. Additionally, they learn to deal with challenges in automation, industrial sensor and drive technology and to apply current techniques.
In particular, they learn to analyze and solve practical problems in the field of micro and opto-electronics and communication engineering as well as in related areas. Additionally, they expand and intensify their expertise in design systems for radio frequency and communications engineering.
Furthermore, students learn to identify the applicability of renewable energies and and to bring together modeling methods and simulations for system analysis. They become competent in assessing, evaluating and solving problems in drive and renewable energy technology as well as in related areas. www.dit.edu
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MA Strategic and International Management OPTIMIZE YOUR ACADEMIC QUALIFICATION The requirements for people in leadership and managerial have risen in recent years. Therefore, a qualification that exceeds the traditional core subjects of business is extremely valuable. The concept of his internationally recognised masters degree is structured towards business graduates who aspire to succeed in positions of leadership in our global business and commmerce.
The course is structured around gaining relevant practical experience and in-depth subject knowledge particually in the areas of international management, finance, controlling, taxation, auditing, leadership and personel development. See www.dit.edu/bwl-wi/courses/sim-m for detailed course information or scan this code!
PROGRAMME HIGHLIGHTS Language focus Due to the dynamic course structure, students are expected to be bilingual, as the course language is 60% German and 40% English. In German, applicants must have either TestDaF 15 points, DSH level 2 or telc level C1. In English, students must pass an internationally accredited TOEFL or TOEIC language exam by the end of the second semester, with a min. score of 75%. Double Degree A limited amount of course students have the chance to study one semester at a partner university in either Brazil, Austria, the Czech Republic or France, to earn a double-degree. Their academic title is then awarded from DIT and also the partner university. Please see the website for details along with the list of current double-degree foreign universities: https://www.th-deg.de/en/the-faculties/bwl-wi-en/courses/sim-m-en/double-degrees
PROGRAMME DESCRIPTION Semester 1
Semester 2
Semester 3
- Research methodology
- Cooperation with financial institutions
- Change Management
- Philosophy of science
- Taxation and business exams
- In-depth project seminar
- National and international accounting
- Controlling tools
- Master thesis, practically orientated
- Intercultural competence
- International leadership management
- Master colloquium
- Intercultural behavior
- Strategic programmes
- Strategic human resource management
- Strategical planning
- Business ethics - IT strategies - International project management - Strategic country assessment
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- Strategic evaluation of countries
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DESIGN, COMMUNICATION & MEDIA
German Based Courses Listed are all our German based bachelor and master degree courses - these courses are available to all qualified individuals who are highly proficient or fluent in German. Please view the website for each courses‘ individual prerequisites. www.dit.edu/subject-areas
APPLIED NATURAL SCIENCES Undergraduate - Bachelor Engineering Physics - Bachelor Technology Management (part-time)* - Bachelor Industrial Engineering
BUSINESS STUDIES Undergraduate - Bachelor International Management - Bachelor Business Informatics - Bachelor Business Informatics (part-time)* - Bachelor Industrial Engineering - Bachelor Applied Economics - Bachelor Business Administration - Bachelor Tourism Management - Bachelor Business Management (part-time)* - Bachelor Mobility Management (part-time)*
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Undergraduate - Bachelor Media Technology
Postgraduate - Master Strategic and International Management - MBA General Management (part-time)* - MBA Health Care Management (part-time)* - MBA Entrepreneurship (part-time)* - Master Business Informatics - Master Human Resource Management - Master Public Management (part-time)* - Master Risk and Compliance Management (part-time)*
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING & INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY Undergraduate - Bachelor Applied Computer Sciences - Bachelor Electrical Engineering & Information Technology - Bachelor Mechatronics (dual) in Cham - Bachelor Engineering Physics - Bachelor Technology Management (part-time)*
Undergraduate - Bachelor Applied Computer Sciences - Bachelor Technology Management (part-time)* - Bachelor Business Informatics - Bachelor Business Informatics (part-time)*
Postgraduate - Master Automotive Electronics (part-time)* - Master Business Informatics
HEALTH CARE SCIENCES Undergraduate - Bachelor Health Care Pedagogy (part-time)* - Bachelor Physiotherapy (part-time)* - Bachelor Sport and Excercise Science
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING & MECHATRONICS
Undergraduate - Bachelor Civil Engineering - Bachelor Resources and Enviromental Engineering - Bachelor Technology Management (part-time)*
Undergraduate - Bachelor Mechanical Engineering - Bachelor Mechatronics - Bachelor Mechatronics (dual) in Cham - Bachelor Physical Engineering
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Postgraduate - Master Automotive Electronics (part-time)* - Master Business Informatics
INFORMATICS
CIVIL ENGINEERING AND ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES Postgraduate - Master Civil Engineering
Postgraduate - Master Media Technology
Postgraduate - MBA Health Care Management
Postgraduate - Master Mechatronics * Tuition fees apply
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SINGULAR PAYMENTS
Finance and Fees `There are many different scholarships available to help students finance their studies at DIT. See the website for details!´
European Citizens The Bavarian State Government charges NO tuition fees for full-time undergraduate and postgraduate courses in Bavarian universities, including for international students. The only fees are a 52 Euro student services fee per semester, plus a single payment of 8 to 15 Euros for a university ID card.
Non-European Citizens There are NO tuition fees, only 52 Euros student services fee per semester, plus 8 to 15 Euros for an ID card. However, non-EU students please be aware that you need to bring a bank statement from a German bank, proving that you have enough money to finance your stay in Deggendorf (approx. 660 Euros monthly). Additionally, you need to buy health insurance and a resident permit (visa). See the next page for details.
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Rent All residential students are expected to pay a returnable deposit for their room. This is a singular payment of approx. 450 Euros, made payable to the landlord, either prior to, or arriving in Deggendorf. Additionally, rent must be paid monthly in advance. Please contact Anita Hübsch for accommodation inquiries: anita.huebsch@th-deg.de
Orientation Week For exchange students The Orientation Week is compulsory for all exchange students and costs only 10 Euros. For regular students The Orientation Week is optional but strongly recommended for our regular international students who will graduate from our university.
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University ID chipcard
8 (for exchange students) or 15 (for regular students)
Returnable apartment deposit
450 - 700
Residence permit (non-EU students only)
100-150
Orientation Week
10
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Approx. 568 - 875 Euros (approx. 475 Euros for EU citizens)
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Approx. amount in Euros per month
Food
180
Apartment, including internet and utilities
320
Health and dental insurance (non-EU students only)
78 (mature students 30yrs+ are charged approx 150 Euros)
Recreational expenses
100
Tuition
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Total
Approx. 678 Euros (approx.600 Euros for EU citizens)
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Approx. amount in Euros per semester
Student services fee
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Regular students - your foreign education certificates will be checked as to whether they allow for a higher education entrance qualification and if so, whether all or only certain subject areas may be studied. This evaluation is carried out by a DIT evaluation specialist.
To apply, print and sign the online application form and send it to the Admissions Office, together with your university entrance qualification and language certificates. After document evaluation, you will receive a notification by e-mail. Application deadline: 15th June for winter semester start / 15th December for summer semester start.
Exchange Students
To apply, fill out the online application form and upload the following required documents: CV, two passport photos, copy of passport or personal national I.D., exam grade sheet, learning agreement and proof of financial support (confirmation of a scholarship or other form of income of around 660 Euros/month. NOT necessary for European applicants). Application deadline: 1st June for winter semester start / 1st December for the summer semester start.
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All applicants are encouraged to research their course choices and check that they fulfill every prerequisite before applying. Please note that the online application form is only visible during the application period. Just read the detailed instuctions on our website, then follow one of the two links to apply; either the link for regular students or the link for exchange students, depending on your course of choice.
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