Nordhausen University of Applied Sciences
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4 days agoContributor-Level 10
Before applying at Nordhausen University of Applied Sciences, India students can get counselling from Shiksha Study Abroad.
While at Nordhausen University of Applied Sciences, Indian students can contact the specified student counselling person at Nordhausen University of Applied Sciences- Head of the Study Service Centre.
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4 days agoContributor-Level 10
Indian students don't always need to take entrance exam at Nordhausen University of Applied Sciences, it depends on the qualifications. UG Students whose Class 12 is not directly equivalent to the German Abitur, will have to pass an assessment test at a preparatory course (Studienkolleg).
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Yes, the semester fee at Nordhausen University of Applied Sciences is refundable if enrollment of Indian student is withdrawn. For this, Indian students must submit cancellation request within the official timeframe which is within one month of the semester beginning.
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4 days agoContributor-Level 10
Yes, Indian students can change a course of study at Nordhausen University of Applied Sciences. But to change course, Indian students must meet admission requirements of new programme and complete the changing process within the official deadlines.
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Nordhausen University of Applied Sciences diverse UG and PG degree programs offer many specialisations including Engineering, Business Administration and Social Work. From Digital Product Management to Regenerative Energy Technology and from Innovation Management to Therapeutic Social Work - Indian students will find the right degree programme at this university.
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Yes, students can study at Nordhausen University of Applied Sciences without learning German. There are many English taught courses that only require valid scores in English language tests such as IELTS or TOEFL.
Having basic understanding of German is advised to Indian students as it can increase chances of getting part time jobs in Germany.
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Yes, Nordhausen University of Applied Sciences is tuition-free for Indian students. Most public universities in Germany don't charge tuition fees from students. Public universities in Germany get funding from govt. directly. This is also case with this university as well.
There are some PG courses that has a not-so-expensive tuition fee, while UG courses are totally free.
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4 days agoContributor-Level 10
Yes, an APS certificate is mandatory for Indian students to study at Nordhausen University of Applied Sciences. The document is proof of a student's academic credentials. Students can apply on the official APS India website to obtain the same. A processing fee of INR 18 K also applies.
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4 days agoContributor-Level 10
Yes, Indian students applying for any Master's programme at Nordhausen University of Applied Sciences from the Summer/Winter 2027 intake onwards, need to take the dMAT test.
Registration for the same is now open for Indian students. The dMAT test date is Sep 26, 2026.
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4 days agoContributor-Level 10
Yes, Indian students applying for any Master's programme at Nordhausen University of Applied Sciences from the Summer/Winter 2027 intake onwards, need to take the dMAT test.
Registration for the same is now open for Indian students. The dMAT test date is Sep 26, 2026.
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