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Studying most things in most places is free of charge in Germany. Generally there'll be a mandatory fee that includes a public transport ticket and some adminis
by RGamma 2y ago
Studying most things in most places is free of charge in Germany. Generally there'll be a mandatory fee that includes a public transport ticket and some administrative overhead (~300-400€/6 months).
- ongy 2y agoWhere do you get those numbers from? When I studied (2014-2018) I paid 100-150€/semester Slight trend upwards, might be 200€ now And that was in Munich, which tends to be expensive.
- RGamma 2y agoAt least in Cologne they're regularly hitting 300 (https://verwaltung.uni-koeln.de/studsek/content/studium/rueckmeldung__semesterbeitrag/uebersicht_semesterbeitraege_seit_2010/index_ger.html https://verwaltung.uni-koeln.de/studsek/content/studium/ruec...). Dortmund was about ~340 last summer semester (https://www.tu-dortmund.de/storages/tu_website/Dezernat_4/Dez._4.2/Vordrucke/Im_Studium/SoSe23_Semesterbeitrag_Merkblatt_Stand_23-01-2023.pdf https://www.tu-dortmund.de/storages/tu_website/Dezernat_4/De...). The 400 was just an uneducated guess for more expensive regions.
- ongy 2y agoOh https://www.lmu.de/de/workspace-fuer-studierende/1x1-des-studiums/rueckmeldung/#:~:text=Was%20sind%20die%20f%C3%A4lligen%20Beitr%C3%A4ge,85%2C00%20Euro%20zu%20bezahlen https://www.lmu.de/de/workspace-fuer-studierende/1x1-des-stu.... LMU down to 85 for Munich While that doesn't include a full Semesterticket, it's cheaper than Dortmund without