University of Hamburg

International students at this university go through intense competition, as the University of Hamburg acceptance rate stands at 36% (unofficial sources), meaning that out of every 100 applicants, only 36 were rolled out an offer letter.

The University of Hamburg is committed to maintaining a high-quality student body that is best qualified and most likely to succeed in its meticulous programs.

Apart from this, the university follows a holistic process to choose candidates. Applications are considered individually. A strong record of academics is required to get into the university in the first place.

The university offers more than 71 undergraduate, 88 graduate, and vocational programs. There are a total of 8 faculties: From either of the faculty members above, international students may choose their dream specialisations given below:

No, the University of Hamburg offers free tuition for most of the programs except the executive MBA. However, students must make a budget for living costs that can lie between INR 70K to INR 1.2 L. Students who are willing to do an executive MBA can expect an overall cost between INR 15L and INR 22 L, including living expenses.

International applicants from all over the globe attend the MBA at the University of Hamburg in specializations such as Business Analytics, Finance, Banking, & Insurance, Marketing, Operations & Supply Chain Management, Health Care Management, Management and Corporate Governance, and more. The thing that makes these programs popular is the academic excellence, the job roles associated with them, and the popular roles that students can grab.

Along with the reputation and rankings, the University of Hamburg MBA programs is popular for various reasons. Some of the best reasons to pursue the University of Hamburg MBA are:

• Provides in-depth business knowledge
• Helps develop analytical and management skills
• Helps students think and act ethically, responsibly, and sustainably
• By providing students the exposure to different cultures and perspectives, the programme helps them develop an international mindset.

The acceptance rate at TUM is nearly 8% and the University of Hamburg's acceptance rate is around 24%. Here are some of the requirements to get into TUM:

• Meet the minimum entry qualifications;
• Submit proof of English language proficiency;
• Maintain excellent academic records;
• Participate in activities outside class;
• Possess good character; and more.

Both Bonn and Hamburg are considered among best universities in their respective regions.

Securing seat at either is not easy ask with both being selective to great degree. UBonn acceptance rate stands at around 36% while that of Hamburg Uni is 24%. 

Thus it can be said though both universities are selective to varying degrees, securing a seat at UOB is marginally easier.

Not very much. But there are often many seminars or conferences about various domain of Indian Philosophy in different universities of India. You can join that seminars or conferences through online also. You have to search about the events. So you can try this process. And also you can join various online courses by Indian universities for the Philosophical subjects.