Kiel University of Applied Sciences

Yes, Indian students can study at Kiel Applied Sciences Uni for free. The university does not charge any tuition fees to its students. Students do have to budget for the living costs in Germany. These can range between INR 1 Lakhs-INR 3 Lakhs depending on the standard of living.

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In order to secure an enrolment, all international students are required to fulfill the Facchochschule Kiel admission requirements listed below:

• Official academic transcripts  (English translation);
• A relevant three or four year degree from a recognised university;
• Minimum grade of 2.50 (in the German grading system);
• Proof of English language proficiency;
• GRE score;
• Internship experience (if any); and
• Other course-specific requirements.

Yes, meeting the English language requirements is one of the major Kiel University of Applied Sciences admission requirements for international students. Facchochschule Kiel accepts IELTS/TOEFL exam scores as proof of English language proficiency. Students can refer to the table below for minimum score requirements:

Yes, all the Kiel University of Applied Sciences courses include extensive practical learning, which is one of the major features which students get drawn to. Students are prepared to work in the professional industry upon graduating. Hence, they are assigned a variety of pratical projects and placement opportunities in order to gain early valuable insights into everyday life in their chosen careers. Facchochschule Kiel is closely connected with the industries, giving students the exposure to the real world opportunities.

Yes, Kiel University of Applied Sciences offers a variety of programs in English for their international students in various leading fields. Some of the most popular Facchochschule Kiel courses for international students are:

• Computer Science;
• Electrical Engineering;
• Industrial Engineering;
• Business Management;
• Data Science;
• Agriculture;
• Economics;
• Information Technology;
• Mathematics;
• Medicine;
• Social Studies; and
• Atmospheric Physics.