Colleges in Germany

Yes, the University of Regensburg is certainly worth it for Indian students for the following reasons:

• Zero tuition fees
• Fully accredited by the Bavarian State Ministry of Science and the Arts
• Easy access to internships and part-time jobs in the Regensburg region
• Safe and diverse student life

Yes, the University of Regensburg is certainly worth it for Indian students for the following reasons:

• Zero tuition fees
• Fully accredited by the Bavarian State Ministry of Science and the Arts
• Easy access to internships and part-time jobs in the Regensburg region
• Safe and diverse student life

Yes, Indian students at Regensburg can apply for scholarships like DAAD and Deutschlandstipendium. The university does allow Indian students to use external scholarships to fund their studies.

The Regensburg University acceptance rate is 50%, as per unofficial sources. It can be considered moderately competitive to get into for Indian students. Students who do meet the university's entrance and language requirements have genuine chances of getting a seat here.

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Yes, the Regensburg Uni offers several UG and PG degree programs in English. Popular ones include:

• MSc Computational Science
• MSc Data Science
• BA in American Studies
• MSc Economics
• MSc Biology

Check complete list of University of Regensburg programs.

University of Regensburg does not charge any tuition fees from Indian students. Students are only required to pay a semester fee worth EUR 198 (INR 21.6 K). The same can be paid via an international bank transfer to the official state cashier's office listed on the University of Regensburg re-registration portal.

Source: uni-regensburg.de

Yes, while studying at TU Dortmund University, Indian students can apply for Deutschlandstipendium. The scholarship amount is EUR 300 per semester (Around INR 33k). This is a funding opportunity for high achieving and talented students at the Technical University Dortmund.

SRH Hamburg can be worth it for Indian students who are comfortable paying tuition fees for higher studies in Germany. The university may not be tuition-free but it offers the following to make up for it:

• Several English-taught programs
• Easy access to the logistics, trade, and port industries for internships and full-time jobs
• Better admission chances (50% acceptance rate as per unofficial sources) compared to public universities in Germany

Indian students can work part time in Germany while studying at Technical Dortmund University. They can work for 140 full days (4 hours per week) or 280 half days (more than 4 hours per week). Popular part time jobs in Germany are-

• Library Assistant
• Student Assistant
• Tutor
• Café staff
• Research Assistant

In the world rankings, TU Dortmund QS ranking is #691 in 2027. Whereas, the world university rankings by Times Higher Education, the ranking of this university is #501-600 in 2026. Subject rankings of this university by THE rankings in 2026 are-