English proficiency at CEFR level B2 or higher required. Scores vary by test; examples of accepted tests can be found here. Please refer to the official HSRM requirements. Alternatively, a Bachelor’s degree taught in English is currently accepted (official proof required).
The programme focuses on equipping professionals with expertise in sustainable aviation technologies and digital transformation. It covers topics such as sustainable fuels, electric and hydrogen propulsion, aviation data analytics, AI, cybersecurity, and regulatory frameworks. It prepares students to drive innovation towards sustainable and digital aviation.
The semester contribution at Hochschule RheinMain is currently about 370 EUR per semester and includes the Germany-wide “Deutschlandticket” for local and regional public transport. Further details are available on the Hochschule RheinMain website.
Typical expenses in the RheinMain area (Wiesbaden/Rüsselsheim) amount to around 950 EUR per month, including rent, food, health insurance, and transport. For visa/residence permit purposes you need to show 992 EUR per month. More details are available on the Hochschule RheinMain website.
A first university degree (Bachelor’s or equivalent) in a relevant field is required.
Admission is subject to a numerus clausus (NC).
Further details on specific grade requirements, the application process, and required documents are available on the HSRM application page.
International students at Hochschule RheinMain can find part-time work such as student assistant positions, jobs in retail or hospitality through the university's job portal, the Career Hub and student services. Students from outside the EU or EEA are allowed to work for a maximum of 140 full working days or 280 half days within one calendar year without a separate work permit. Working as a student assistant may allow more flexible arrangements. The Career Hub and the International Career Service RheinMain provide targeted support including job listings, workshops and networking events such as Matching Week. More information is available on the Hochschule RheinMain Career Hub and the Hochschule RheinMain international student website.
Students are responsible for finding their own accommodation. Hochschule RheinMain provides advice on where and how to look for housing in the Rhine-Main region, for example in student residences, private apartments or shared flats. Because demand for housing is high, it is advisable to start the search as early as possible. In addition to private offers, the Studierendenwerk Frankfurt am Main operates student residences at affordable rates. More information is available on the Hochschule RheinMain housing page.
Career advisory services and programmes for future professionals: At Hochschule RheinMain, students have access to tailored career services that prepare them for the job market in Germany and beyond. The Career Hub offers information on job opportunities, internships and application training, while the International Career Service RheinMain focuses on the needs of international students with workshops, individual counselling and networking events such as Matching Week. These services help students strengthen their professional skills, explore different career paths and make valuable contacts with potential employers. More information is available on the Hochschule RheinMain Career Hub and the International Career Service RheinMain website.
Hochschule RheinMain offers a wide range of services to help international students settle in and succeed in their studies. The International Office provides guidance on studying and living in Germany and refers students to the appropriate offices for questions about admission, enrolment, health insurance and other formalities. Special welcome and orientation events such as the Welcome Week help new students get started. Programmes like the Buddy Programme and Welcome Tutors connect international students with peers for academic and social support. The university also offers language courses, cultural events and opportunities to participate in student organisations. More information is available on the study information page for international students.
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