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Average monthly living costs in Aachen for Indian students are between INR 99.3 K and INR 1.3 Lakhs. This includes rent, health, food, and other expenses. Rental costs generally range between EUR 400 and EUR 600 (INR 44.1 K and INR 66.2 K).

To know more, check rwth-aachen.de.

Most courses at Hochschule Stralsund are NC-free (no admission restrictions). However, certain high-demand courses like LLM and Leisure and Tourism Management do have NC restrictions based on capacity and prerequisite requirements.

Yes, students are allowed to change their programme at Stralsund Applied Sciences. To apply for a change of degree, interested students need re-register within the deadline for the next semester, and complete a change of degree programme form. To know more, check hochschule-stralsund.de.

Since scholarships at Hochschule Stralsund vary greatly by type and provider, there is no single deadline. Hochschule Stralsund document submission deadline is closed. 

The deadline to apply for DAAD Scholarships in Germany for most Master's and Study Scholarships vary between mid-Oct and November for the winter intakes.

Stralsund University of Applied Sciences (HOST) processes international (Indian) student applications primarily via uni-assist. The processing fee for the same is EUR 75 (INR 8.2 K) for the first program, and EUR 30 (INR 3.3 K) for each additonal course you apply to at the same time.

Students can pay the same via:

• Credit card
• PayPal
• Bank Transfer

Yes, Hochschule Stralsund is considered very safe for Indian students. As part of the Stralsund University of Applied Sciences student reviews on Shiksha Study Abroad, the institute receives 5 stars out of 5 for safety. 

Here is a student testimonial about the safety standards at Hochschule Stralsund:

'The campus is very secured and well monitored 24/7. We have a security service monitoring and surveilling the campus the entire day. The police station and fire department are also nearby to the campus. Only permitted vehicles can enter the campus.'

Yes, Hochschule Stralsund is considered very safe for Indian students. As part of the Stralsund University of Applied Sciences student reviews on Shiksha Study Abroad, the institute receives 5 stars out of 5 for safety. 

Here is a student testimonial about the safety standards at Hochschule Stralsund:

'The campus is very secured and well monitored 24/7. We have a security service monitoring and surveilling the campus the entire day. The police station and fire department are also nearby to the campus. Only permitted vehicles can enter the campus.'

Yes, Hochschule Stralsund does offer on-campus housing to Indian students as part of its Holzhausen student village. This includes Scandinavian-style dorms just a few steps away from the university's Mensa.

You can apply for the same via the Studierendenwerk Greifswald portal.

To know more about what a Mensa at German universities actually is, check out this quick 1-min video below:

Despite EduRank's estimated valuation of Hochschule Stralsund acceptance rate being 30%, it is generally not hard to get into the university as our expert Shiksha Study Abroad counsellors have themselves guided many Indian students to seat there.

As long as students maintain strong academics and meet the general entry requirements, getting a seat at Hochschule Stralsund is very much possible.

Stralsund University of Applied Sciences (HOST) is an great option for Indian students for the following reasons:

• Zero tuition costs (for most programs)
• Affordable costs of living (INR 1 L per month)
• 6 English-taught programme options
• Industry connections at BMW, Siemens, and Bosch
• Access to German preparatory courses