Technische Universität Berlin
1879
Founded
approx. 33,000
Students
approx. 25%
International students
Public
Type
About Technische Universität Berlin
TU Berlin traces its roots to the Royal Technical College of Charlottenburg and was re-established under its current name in 1946. Its main campus is in Charlottenburg in western Berlin.
It offers engineering, computer science, economics and planning, with a number of English-taught master's programmes. There are no general tuition fees, though some continuing-education master's programmes charge fees.
Highlights
- TU9 member in Germany's capital
- No general tuition fees for consecutive degrees
- Access to Berlin's start-up ecosystem
- Strong in urban planning, energy and computer science
Tuition (indicative, per year)
No tuition for most degrees; semester contribution approx. EUR 300 – 350 per semester
Intakes
October, April
English requirements (from)
IELTS 6.5 · TOEFL 87
Campus and student life
The campus is next to the Tiergarten park, and Berlin's culture, nightlife and relatively moderate rents (by capital-city standards) shape student life.
Courses at Technische Universität Berlin
A selection only. Technische Universität Berlin offers many more programmes; ask a counsellor or see the university's website.
Studying in Germany?
Germany's public universities charge little or no tuition for most programmes, and its engineering and research strengths are world famous. Graduates get 18 months to look for work, but you must plan for a blocked account and for learning German.
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