Colleges in Germany

• 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.

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.

Not all courses at DIT Germany are taught-entirely in English. The institute offers a mix of English and German taught programs. However, students do have more than 30 programmes that are taught entirely in English. Some popular ones among them are:

• Applied Computer Science
• Artificial Intelligence and Data Science
• Applied AI for Digital Production Management
• Global Public Health
• AI for Smart Sensors and Actuators

Not all courses at DIT Germany are taught-entirely in English. The institute offers a mix of English and German taught programs. However, students do have more than 30 programmes that are taught entirely in English. Some popular ones among them are:

• Applied Computer Science
• Artificial Intelligence and Data Science
• Applied AI for Digital Production Management
• Global Public Health
• AI for Smart Sensors and Actuators

DIT Germany is highly worth it for Indian students, for the following reasons:

• Zero tuition fees
• Affordable costs of living (EUR 600-850 or INR 65.5 K-INR 92.7 K)  compared to Munich and Berlin
• Part-time work opportunities (20 hrs/week)
• Quiet but safe town
• International student support via orientation weeks, free mental health, academic and career counselling

DIT Germany offers furnished apartments as part of its student halls, just a short walk away from the campus and town centres. To secure housing, students can apply directly via the DIT website.

Check out our FREE Student Accommodation in Germany Guide for Indian Students.

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