Colleges in Germany

No, Rhine Waal Uni does not offer housing opportunity for its students. The studens must arrange the accommodation on their own. The  Studierendenwerk Düsseldorf runs 5 residnce halls im Kleve and Kamp Lintfort with affordable rooms for students. For a single student, the housing cost is around EUR 450 - EUR 650 (Around INR 49k - INR 71k). 

Deutschlandstipendium (Germany Scholarship) is offered to highly talented students with great academic and personal achievements who want to study in German Universities. The scholarship amount is EUR 300 per month. It is offered once a year only. 

Rhine Waal University is a public university in Germany. There is no tuition fee to study at this university. Over 25 courses are offered at this university. 75% of he courses at this university are taught in English. There are 6,000+ students at this university. Out of this, 550+ are Indian students. 

Yes, no tuition fee is charged from international students at Rhine Waal University of Applied Sciences. But, students have to pay the licing expenses which is around EUR 1,150 per month. 

• While studying at Rhine Waal Uni, the semester fee that students have to pay is EUR 365.10 (Around INR 40k)

The students at Rhine Waal Uni can apply via Uni-Assist. Yes, Indian students have to submit an APS certificate. The documents required to apply are-

• High school secondary or secondary school leaving certificate
• Language certificate
• Any program-specific document

Scholarship deadlines at TH Deggendorf vary depending on the specific scholarship program. Applications are open for the Deutschlandstipendium scholarship until Dec 15, 2026.

For the STIBET Scholarship fund, applications are reviewed during 3 selection periods each year -

• Mar 31
• Jun 30
• Oct 31

The latest scholarship-specific deadlines can be found on th-deg.de

• SWS (Semester hours per week) is the time spent on a course during the semester. '1 SWS' means that a lecture is scheduled to last 45 mins/week for the duration of the semester
• ECTS (European Credit Transfer System) refers to the credits earned. They ensure all your study achievements at European universities are comparable and can be credited across universities in different countries

• SWS (Semester hours per week) is the time spent on a course during the semester. '1 SWS' means that a lecture is scheduled to last 45 mins/week for the duration of the semester
• ECTS (European Credit Transfer System) refers to the credits earned. They ensure all your study achievements at European universities are comparable and can be credited across universities in different countries

For the winter semester, courses officially start on Oct 1 of the respective year. On the other hand, for the summer semester, the courses start on Mar 15 of the year.

Students can find the start date for their favourite course, via the official DIT Germany website.