Munich

To be eligible for Engineering courses at TU Munich, students must have good academic record in areas such as Maths & Physics. Students must fill online application along with motivation letter, transcript and proof of language.

In the capital of Bavaria, students are expected to pay around Euros 1,500 a month. A student budget for monthly living costs is given below:

The top employers of Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich are Deloitte, BMW Group, Roche, Siemens, Allianz, BCG, etc. A few other companies where the graduates are working are:

• Microsoft
• McKinsey & Company
• Google
• Munich Re
• Infineon Technologies

A few of the industries where the alumni of this Ludwig Maximilians University of Munich are working are:

• Business Development
• Healthcare Services
• Operations
• Legal
• Sales
• IT
• Finance
• Marketing
• Community and Social Services
• HR
• Consulting

Yes, LMU Munich offers an MBA program. The language of instruction of Ludwig Maximilians University of Munich is English and German. The duration of study of this programme is 4 semesters. A few highlights of this programme are:

• A flexible program
• Integrated practical experience
• A diverse landscape

A few of the study areas of English taught master's degree programs are given below:

• Biochemistry
• Data Science
• Economics
• Neuroscience
• Journalism, Media & Globalization
• Software Engineering
• Physics
• International Health
• Theoretical and Mathematical Physics

LMU Munich offers a wide variety of bachelor's and master's programs. At the UG level, over 100 programs are available and at the master's level, more than 110 programs are offered. A number of programs at the university are taught in English as well. The programs are mainly divided into various sets such as:

• Arts and Humanities
• Law, Economics, and Social Sciences
• Human and Veterinary Medicine
• Mathematics, Life, and Natural Sciences

Conversion Rate: 1 EUR = INR 90.94

Most of the Technical University of Munich graduates get placed in industries such as Engineering, Business Development, Research, Information Technology, Operations, etc., and more, as per the historical data of the university's alumni. Given below is a graphical representation of the top industries in which the TUM graduates work:

Technical University Munich acceptance rate is merely 8%, which makes it an extremely competitive university to get into. In comparison with the RWTH Aachen acceptance rate of 10%, TUM can be considered a bit more selective in their admission criteria.