German only
1 September or 1 March
The four semesters of the programme cost 12,600 EUR in tuition.
The study is completely online, and only a short period (one day) for the final examination will take place in Germany.
There are three main disciplines:
Students have the choice between a research-orientated specialisation (PhD-orientation) or a practise-orientated specialisation.
The four semesters of the programme cost 12,600 EUR in tuition.
There is a semester fee, which includes the mandatory student union membership (required by state law) and a free travel pass for public transport in most of the state of Hessen as well as access to subsidised accommodation and meals. In summer 2023, the semester fee amounted to approx. 370 EUR.
https://www.uni-marburg.de/en/studying/life-at-umr/finance
Living costs depend on individual lifestyles and on regional prices. The Marburg foreigners' registration office ("Ausländerbehörde") requires international students to prove that they have at least 720 to 850 EUR per month at their disposal in order to cover their living costs.
https://www.uni-marburg.de/en/studying/life-at-umr/finance
For detailed information regarding application, see
http://www.uni-marburg.de/ma-daf-weiterbildung or
https://www.uni-marburg.de/de/fb09/igs/arbeitsgruppen/ag-daf/studium-zertifikatskurse/weiterbildungsmaster-daf-online/bewerbung.
For a sample test about the expected qualifications, see
https://www.uni-marburg.de/de/fb09/igs/arbeitsgruppen/ag-daf/studium-zertifikatskurse/weiterbildungsmaster-daf-online/bewerbung.
A very good command of the German language is necessary:
1 September or 1 March
Philipps-Universität Marburg
c/o uni-assist e.V.
11507 Berlin
Germany
Within certain legal limits, job opportunities are available for international students. Fluent German is required for most jobs. Employment for international students must be approved by the foreigners' registration office. There are hardly any legal restrictions on taking academic assistant jobs at the university.
Further information on job opportunities and university career services: https://www.uni-marburg.de/en/studying/life-at-umr/work-1
The market situation for accommodation is not easy in Marburg. However, the university assists international students in finding suitable and affordable accommodation. The student services office ("Studentenwerk Marburg") maintains student residence halls with a total of approx. 2,100 units. Apart from single rooms, there are two- to three-room flats for student families. Only students registered at Philipps-Universität Marburg are entitled to a place in a residence hall. The "Konrad Biesalski House", in which handicapped and non-handicapped students live together, offers round-the-clock assistance. A bus service and services such as physiotherapeutic exercises and massage baths are offered. Many students live in private accommodation or shared flats. The supply of flats in the centre of Marburg is limited, especially in the Old Town ("Oberstadt"). The situation on the outskirts of Marburg and in the immediate vicinity is better. There are good bus connections. Experience shows that demand for accommodation is highest at the beginning of each semester (April, October), so you should start looking for accommodation around the end of the previous semester (February, July) if possible.
https://www.uni-marburg.de/en/studying/life-at-umr/housing
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